West Aust vs Queensland, at Brisbane, , Mar 05 2015 - Ball by Ball Commentary

RESULT

Brisbane, March 05 - 08, 2015, Sheffield Shield

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Western Australia

417/7d & 173

Queensland

(T:312) 279/7d & 216

West Aust won by 95 runs

Player Of The Match

Shaun Marsh

, WA

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69.3

Agar to Boyce, OUT

Cameron Boyce c Tye b Agar 42 (45b 6x4 1x6 53m) SR: 93.33

69.2

Agar to Boyce, FOUR runs

69.1

Agar to Boyce, 2 runs

end of over 695 runs

QLD: 210/9CRR: 3.04

Peter George0 (12b)

Cameron Boyce36 (42b 5x4 1x6)

David Moody 10-1-38-0

Ashton Agar 12-3-38-2

68.6

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Moody to George, no run

68.5

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Moody to George, no run

68.4

Moody to Boyce, 1 run

68.3

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Moody to Boyce, no run

68.2

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Moody to Boyce, no run

68.1

Moody to Boyce, FOUR runs

end of over 68Maiden

QLD: 205/9CRR: 3.01

Peter George0 (10b)

Cameron Boyce31 (38b 4x4 1x6)

Ashton Agar 12-3-38-2

Nathan Rimmington 15-2-51-1

67.6

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Agar to George, no run

67.5

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Agar to George, no run

67.4

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Agar to George, no run

67.3

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Agar to George, no run

67.2

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Agar to George, no run

67.1

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Agar to George, no run

end of over 678 runs

QLD: 205/9CRR: 3.05

Cameron Boyce31 (38b 4x4 1x6)

Peter George0 (4b)

Nathan Rimmington 15-2-51-1

Ashton Agar 11-2-38-2

66.6

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Rimmington to Boyce, no run

66.5

Rimmington to Boyce, FOUR runs

66.4

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Rimmington to Boyce, no run

66.3

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Rimmington to Boyce, no run

66.2

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Rimmington to Boyce, no run

66.1

Rimmington to Boyce, FOUR runs

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A collapse which saw them lose seven wickets for 75 runs ended Queensland's hopes of a place in the Sheffield Shield final, as they lost to Western Australia by 95 runs

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Shaun Marsh and Sam Whiteman both raised hundreds during a 255-run stand for the fifth wicket, as Western Australia compiled a mammoth 7 for 417 against Queensland before declaring

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Queensland Innings

PLAYER NAME		R	B
JA Burns	bowled	33	68
CR Hemphrey	caught	45	136
PJ Forrest	caught	0	7
CA Lynn	caught	52	75
CD Hartley	caught	2	32
MA Philipson	caught	0	7
JR Hopes	run out	1	7
JD Wildermuth	caught	27	21
CJ Boyce	caught	42	45
MT Steketee	caught	4	8
PR George	not out	0	12
Extras	(b 7, lb 1, nb 1, w 1)
Total	216(10 wkts; 69.3 ovs)

PLAYER NAME	O	M	R	W	Econ
NM Coulter-Nile	15	5	28	2	1.86
NJ Rimmington	15	2	52	1	3.46 (1 nb)
AJ Tye	16	7	47	3	2.93
DJM Moody	11	1	40	0	3.63
AC Agar	12.3	3	41	3	3.28

WKT	RUNS	PLAYERS
1st	61	Charlie Hemphrey	Joe Burns
2nd	5	Peter Forrest	Charlie Hemphrey
3rd	56	Charlie Hemphrey	Chris Lynn
4th	19	Chris Hartley	Chris Lynn
5th	0	Chris Hartley	Michael Philipson
6th	2	James Hopes	Michael Philipson
7th	17	James Hopes	Jack Wildermuth
8th	26	Cameron Boyce	Jack Wildermuth
9th	11	Cameron Boyce	Mark Steketee
10th	19	Peter George	Cameron Boyce

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Sheffield Shield

TEAM	M	W	L	D	PT
VIC	10	6	3	1	57.43
WA	10	5	1	4	49.84
NSW	10	5	3	2	47.26
QLD	10	4	5	1	38.99
TAS	10	2	6	2	27.61
SOA	10	2	6	2	24.91

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