misc13545	Queensland Colts v New South Wales Colts
	Other matches in Australia 1963/64 (Sydney Gregory Cup)
Venue	Brisbane Cricket Ground, Woolloongabba, Brisbane on 5th, 6th, 7th November 1963 (3-day match)
Balls per over	8
Toss	Queensland Colts won the toss and decided to bat
Result	Match drawn
Umpires	JG Newcombe, RW Wilkie
Close of play day 1	New South Wales Colts (1) 142/1 (Ives 68*, Kelly 28*)
Close of play day 2	Queensland Colts (2) 50/2 (Hyde 23*, Parker 8*)

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Queensland Colts first innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
DR Hyde	c Taber b Renneberg	10
GT Gray	b Croker	3
J Brown	c Taber b Renneberg	21
*GM Egan	b Renneberg	41
KP Ziebell	c Taber b Croker	27
RE Parker	lbw b Watkins	1
RE Whitlock	c Heiler b Owen	25
AR Skuse	c Renneberg b Croker	12
+BJ Flanagan	c Owen b Croker	1
BA Dann	not out	1
JRF Duncan	b Croker	0
Extras	(1 b, 2 nb)	3
Total	(all out, 46 overs)	145
Fall of wickets:
1-6 (Gray), 2-33 (Hyde), 3-42 (Brown), 4-86 (Ziebell), 5-87 (Parker), 6-127 (Egan), 7-143, 8-144, 9-145, 10-145 (46 ov)

New South Wales Colts bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Renneberg	13	3	40	3	-	-
Croker	6	1	22	5	-	2
Heiler	6	2	20	0	-	-
Watkins	11	1	32	1	-	-
Goffet	4	2	15	0	-	-
Hollingsworth	4	1	4	0	-	-
Owen	2	0	9	1	-	-

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New South Wales Colts first innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
LA Marks	c Hyde b Duncan	42
MJ Ives	c Skuse b Duncan	117
PC Kelly	c Whitlock b Duncan	71
KA Owen	not out	51
G Goffet	c Brown b Egan	9
+HB Taber	b Skuse	9
*CJ Hollingsworth	c Flanagan b Ziebell	7
J Heiler	c Dann b Skuse	5
JR Watkins	not out	14
DA Renneberg	did not bat
RM Croker	did not bat
Extras	(4 b, 2 lb, 1 nb)	7
Total	(7 wickets, declared, 85 overs)	332
Fall of wickets:
1-76 (Marks), 2-227 (Ives), 3-238 (Kelly), 4-252 (Goffet), 5-264 (Taber), 6-289 (Hollingsworth), 7-296 (Heiler)

Queensland Colts bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Dann	11	1	42	0	-	-
Duncan	21	5	75	3	-	-
Whitlock	7	1	48	0	-	-
Ziebell	7	0	37	1	-	-
Skuse	23	5	53	2	-	-
Parker	5	0	35	0	-	-
Egan	11	2	35	1	-	1

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Queensland Colts second innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
DR Hyde	not out	111
GT Gray	run out	10
J Brown	b Watkins	8
RE Parker	c Renneberg b Hollingsworth	55
*GM Egan	c Renneberg b Owen	54
KP Ziebell	not out	59
RE Whitlock	did not bat
AR Skuse	did not bat
+BJ Flanagan	did not bat
BA Dann	did not bat
JRF Duncan	did not bat
Extras	(1 b, 3 lb, 5 nb)	9
Total	(4 wickets, declared, 95 overs)	306
Fall of wickets:
1-21 (Gray), 2-33 (Brown), 3-112 (Parker), 4-195 (Egan)

New South Wales Colts bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Renneberg	13	4	50	0	-	-
Croker	9	0	49	0	-	2
Watkins	17	5	40	1	-	-
Heiler	25	12	33	0	-	3
Hollingsworth	14	2	46	1	-	-
Owen	13	3	54	1	-	-
Kelly	1	0	16	0	-	-
Goffet	3	1	9	0	-	-

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New South Wales Colts second innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
LA Marks	c Flanagan b Whitlock	76
MJ Ives	c Parker b Whitlock	30
KA Owen	not out	5
+HB Taber	c Ziebell b Whitlock	1
J Heiler	not out	1
PC Kelly	did not bat
G Goffet	did not bat
*CJ Hollingsworth	did not bat
JR Watkins	did not bat
DA Renneberg	did not bat
RM Croker	did not bat
Extras	(1 b, 1 lb, 2 w)	4
Total	(3 wickets, 14 overs)	117
Fall of wickets:
1-88 (Ives), 2-112 (Marks), 3-114 (Taber)

Queensland Colts bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Dann	6	0	46	0	1	-
Duncan	4	0	26	0	1	-
Egan	1	0	17	0	-	-
Whitlock	3	0	24	3	-	-

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Twelfth men: OW Lusk (Queensland Colts), J Benaud (New South Wales Colts)
Match notes
The opening day was not a good one for Queensland. Egan played well enough but most of the batsmen found difficulty with the pace of Renneberg and Croker. Croker captured four wickets for 4 runs in one over to end the innings. On the other hand New South Wales made a very good start and by stumps were in sight of a first innings lead with only one wicket down. On the second day New South Wales built a quite substantial lead before closing. Duncan and Skuse bowled well for Queensland but a number of catches were put down in the field. On the third day Hyde played a solid but unspectacular innings to become the youngest Queenslander to score a century in the competition. He received good support from Parker, Egan and Ziebell. Queensland closed setting New South Wales a run chase for victory. Marks hit out in a stay of one hour and hit twelve fours. By stumps New South Wales was just three runs short of victory.