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Message: [QUOTE="1910, post: 3478126, member: 8272"] [B]Queensland (31.2 points) [/B] Played: 8 | Won: 3 | Drawn: 3 | Lost: 2 | Total BP: 10.2 March 2-5 v South Australia (Gabba) March 14-17 v Tasmania (Blundstone Arena) An undermanned Queensland outfit rescued their season with a magnificent final-day victory over NSW last week and are now just 0.14 points behind Victoria in second place. They'll likely need to keep winning to be a chance of jumping Victoria, and first-innings bonus points could be a major factor should both teams finish on the same number for wins for the season, so they'll need to keep playing attacking cricket either way. If stand-in captain Jimmy Peirson (359 runs) keeps batting like he did during his century at the Gabba last Wednesday that shouldn't be a problem, and with Michael Neser and Mark Steketee (both with 33 wickets) among the top three bowlers this season, taking the 20 wickets shouldn't be a problem. Like Victoria, the Bulls can still host the final should the Vics and WA slip up in their final two matches. And if they do make the final, they would also be boosted by the returns of captain Usman Khawaja, Matthew Renshaw, Mitchell Swepson and Matthew Kuhnemann from international duties. [/QUOTE]

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