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Bollinger suspended for one Ryobi Cup match

Doug Bollinger received a one-match suspension after his wild attempt to hit the stumps had struck the batsman, during the Ryobi Cup clash between New South Wales and Queensland.

Doug Bollinger picked up 4 for 67 from 13 overs, Western Australia v New South Wales, Ryobi Cup, Perth, September 16, 2012

Doug Bollinger's wild throw had struck the batsman  •  Getty Images

Doug Bollinger, the New South Wales fast bowler, has received a one-match suspension after his wild throw to hit the stumps had struck the batsman during the Ryobi Cup clash between his side and Queensland.
The incident, which is in violation of Article 2.2.7 of Cricket Australia's code of behaviour - throwing a ball at or near a player or player support personnel in an inappropriate and/or dangerous manner during a match - was reported to the match referee Bob Stratford, who proposed the suspension. Bollinger pleaded guilty and accepted the penalty, leaving no need for a hearing.
He will have to sit out when his side hosts Victoria on October 20.