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Queensland Colts v New South Wales Colts
Other matches in Australia 1930/31
VenueExhibition Ground, Brisbane on 24th, 25th, 27th October 1930 (3-day match)
Balls per over8
TossQueensland Colts won the toss and decided to bat
ResultNew South Wales Colts won by 6 wickets
UmpiresCWC Arthy, JAS Scott
Close of play day 1New South Wales Colts (1) 112/4 (Hogg 8*, Harris 1*)
Close of play day 2Queensland Colts (2) 234/8 (Pizzey 34*, Yeates 39*)
Queensland Colts first inningsRunsBallsMins4s6s
KLM Mossoplbw b Hunt1     
GH Cooperc Hird b Hunt58     
*M Biggsc and b Hird23     
FW Sidesrun out8     
GA Bournelbw b Hunt25     
CG Turichc Harris b Stewart1     
+HV Burnsst Harris b Cummins46     
AJ Wattb Hunt0     
HNM Yeatesc Stewart b Hird14     
E Gilbertc and b Hird5     
JCA Pizzeynot out21     
Extras(12 b, 2 lb)14
Total(all out, 58 overs)216
Fall of wickets:
1-6 (Mossop), 2-50 (Biggs), 3-79 (Sides), 4-105 (Cooper), 5-118 (Turich), 6-124 (Bourne), 7-132 (Watt), 8-160 (Yeates), 9-180 (Gilbert), 10-216 (Burns, 58 ov)
New South Wales Colts bowlingOversMdnsRunsWktsWidesNo-Balls
Stewart18   0571--
Hunt16   2374--
Hird13   0663--
Cummins9   0351--
Parsonage2   170--
New South Wales Colts first inningsRunsBallsMins4s6s
SL Josselynlbw b Pizzey13     
TG Parsonagec Burns b Gilbert46     
LR Leabeaterlbw b Gilbert21     
*GCH Hoggb Gilbert17     
CM Solomonlbw b Pizzey14     
+C Harrisb Yeates15     
FS Cumminsb Gilbert60     
F Hendersonc Watt b Gilbert26     
SF Hirdb Gilbert4     
WA Huntnot out9     
GL Stewartlbw b Watt2     
Extras(11 b, 7 lb)18
Total(all out, 58.1 overs)245
Fall of wickets:
1-45 (Josselyn), 2-85 (Parsonage), 3-94 (Leabeater), 4-111 (Hogg), 5-136, 6-142, 7-185, 8-217, 9-234, 10-245 (58.1 ov)
Queensland Colts bowlingOversMdnsRunsWktsWidesNo-Balls
Gilbert20   2826--
Watt16.14391--
Yeates13   3521--
Pizzey9   0542--
Queensland Colts second inningsRunsBallsMins4s6s
GH Cooperc and b Stewart7     
KLM Mossopb Stewart17     
*M Biggsb Stewart65     
FW Sidesb Stewart0     
CG Turichb Stewart13     
GA Bourneb Stewart19     
+HV Burnsrun out9     
AJ Wattc Parsonage b Hird16     
JCA Pizzeylbw b Hunt36     
HNM Yeatesc Hird b Cummins39     
E Gilbertnot out1     
Extras(10 b, 6 lb)16
Total(all out, 71.3 overs)238
Fall of wickets:
1-13 (Cooper), 2-36 (Mossop), 3-36 (Sides), 4-76 (Turich), 5-124 (Bourne), 6-127 (Biggs), 7-138 (Burns), 8-166 (Watt), 9-234 (Yeates), 10-238 (Pizzey, 71.3 ov)
New South Wales Colts bowlingOversMdnsRunsWktsWidesNo-Balls
Hunt21.33501--
Stewart21   1676--
Cummins10   2361--
Hird14   3541--
Hogg5   1150--
New South Wales Colts second inningsRunsBallsMins4s6s
SL Josselynretired hurt7     
TG Parsonagec Yeates b Pizzey12     
LR Leabeaterc Gilbert b Yeates7     
FS Cumminsrun out (Bourne->Burns)58     
*GCH Hoggb Yeates66     
CM Solomonnot out45     
F Hendersonnot out3     
+C Harrisdid not bat      
SF Hirddid not bat      
WA Huntdid not bat      
GL Stewartdid not bat      
Extras(9 b, 6 lb)15
Total(4 wickets, 36.5 overs)213
Fall of wickets:
1-29 (Leabeater), 2-35 (Parsonage), 3-128 (Cummins), 4-205 (Hogg)
Queensland Colts bowlingOversMdnsRunsWktsWidesNo-Balls
Gilbert11.51480--
Watt8   0470--
Yeates9   1392--
Pizzey8   0641--
Notes
--> SL Josselyn retired hurt in the New South Wales Colts second innings having scored 7 (team had lost 0 wickets)
Twelfth men: T O'Shea (Queensland Colts), BV McAuley (New South Wales Colts)
Match notes
Batting first Queensland Colts brought up 50 in 54 minutes and 100 in 89 minutes and soon afterwards Cooper left having hit seven fours in a stay of 92 minutes. The 150 came in 142 minutes and 200 in 182 minutes but wickets were falling. Burns held the tail together in a stay of 100 minutes and was last out when the innings concluded after 202 minutes. Josselyn and Parsonage made a brisk opening the former leaving after half an hour. The 50 arrived in 41 minutes and 100 in 86 minutes and soon afterwards a light appeal was upheld at 5.45 p.m., fifteen minutes before the time for stumps.
The pace of Gilbert worried the New South wales batsmen and on the second day he bowled sufficiently well to restrict the run flow. Cummins was not deterred and play a splendid innings in one hour at the crease to give his team a lead. Biggs batted two hours hitting six fours in holding the second Queensland innings together in the face of some quite inspired bowling by Stewart. Late in the day Yeates hit out and was well supported by a more sedate Pizzey as 68 runs were added for the ninth wicket.
The available commentaries do not give the rate of scoring for each fifty runs for the second day of play.