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Sheffield Protect 2024/25, VIC vs QLD seventeenth Match Match Report, December 06 – 09, 2024

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Victoria 43 for two (Harris 26*) path Queensland 172 (Renshaw 59, Perry 5-33, O’Neill 5-51) by 129 runs

Victorian paceman Fergus O’Neill has produced an over of magic to place the hosts on high of their Sheffield Protect encounter with Queensland on the MCG.

O’Neill (5-51) and Mitchell Perry (5-33) wreaked havoc to skittle Queensland for 172 on Friday, with solely Matt Renshaw (59) and tail-ender Mark Steketee (44 not out) placing up any resistance for the Bulls.

Rain introduced an early finish to day one, with Victoria 43 for two when play was referred to as off. Skilled Victorian duo Marcus Harris (26 not out) and Peter Handscomb (9 not out) will resume on Saturday, with Campbell Kellaway and Jonathan Merlo already again within the sheds.

Perry and O’Neill had been the celebs of the present on Friday. Queensland reached 16 with out loss from eight overs earlier than O’Neill snared 3 for 0 within the area of six deliveries.

O’Neill began his rampage by clear bowling Bryce Road for 2 when the opener shouldered arms to a wildly swinging supply.

Angus Lovell was caught at second slip for a duck three balls later, and Jack Clayton turned O’Neill’s third sufferer of the over when he was clear bowled.

Clayton, who like Road had shouldered arms, stood on the crease in disbelief for a number of seconds after watching the ball swing into the stumps from method outdoors off.

Renshaw did his greatest to regular the ship, and Steketee pummelled some helpful runs. However there was no stopping O’Neill, who added Jack Wildermuth and Mitch Swepson to his checklist of victims.

Perry was simply pretty much as good on the best way to his career-best bowling figures in a first-class match. The 24-year-old snared the important thing scalps of Ben McDermott and Jimmy Peirson within the area of three balls as Queensland crashed to 5-56. Perry eliminated Renshaw later within the innings.


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