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Third year Journalism Student at the University of Queensland. Follow just about every Queensland-based team, regardless of code. Lover of all sports.
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With an easing of COVID restrictions this year, Queensland rugby league fans will once again have the chance to watch Queensland’s premier rugby league competition, the Intrust Super Cup. Here’s why you should go along to a game this season.
In the aftermath of Australia’s embarrassing fourth-innings performance at the SCG, many have looked for a scapegoat to blame.
In Part 1 of this series I examined the search for Australia’s next great true all-rounder.
Cameron Green’s emergence on the national stage has left many Australian cricket fans very excited about the future and what he can achieve as a pace-bowling batsman.
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Agree entirely, Lachie!
Starc is cooked, and clearly needs a break from cricket. His outburst at Bryce Street was just the latest example of a man in a frayed mental state.
His Shield bowling average is about 49, and he arguably should have been left out of this match, on form.
Conway has a better record against Queensland.
Michael Neser must be considered for the Ashes
Matth,
Get in quick, otherwise I will steal this article concept! 🏉
The could-have-been Kangaroos: Part 1, backs
Very sad! Yet another reason why Queensland is the superior sporting state. 😛
Why you should watch the Intrust Super Cup this season
I do not! As corrected below, Stimson is currently contracted with Bulldogs
Why you should watch the Intrust Super Cup this season
In other big news, former New Zealand fullback Kevin Locke has just signed for the Magpies!
Bretherton and the team behind the scenes at Davies must have good connections.
Why you should watch the Intrust Super Cup this season
Thanks my fact-checking came from the 2017 Grand Final team, and their Wikipedia articles, which may not have been updated recently.
Will be careful next time!
Why you should watch the Intrust Super Cup this season
Good fact checking Dogs of War, my error!
Purely from memory, Stimson played in the famous 2017 Grand Final against the PNG Hunters, so probably had that in the back of my mind.
Why you should watch the Intrust Super Cup this season
Good pickup Rob! The Hunters will be sacrificing a lot for our entertainment this season here in Queensland.
Why you should watch the Intrust Super Cup this season
Based on past form, I doubt it, but we can always dream!
They had the courage to drop Starc for Siddle in the Ashes, which gives us some hope…
Sorry Mitch, it’s Neser’s time to shine
Neser at No.7 is an interesting one I have heard.
He probably couldn’t do worse than Wade or Head atm.
Sorry Mitch, it’s Neser’s time to shine
Hi Scott,
I hope the concept of this article was entirely original, and not in any way taken from an article about Neser that I submitted last night. 😊
Love your work,
Max 🏏
Mitchell Starc should be dropped for Brisbane
Why do you think this is?
The next Keith Miller: The history of Australia’s search for an all-rounder (Part 2)
If this article had included spin-bowling allrounders, these guys would have made the cut:
Michael Bevan
Michael Clarke
Simon Katich
Andrew Symonds
The next Keith Miller: The history of Australia’s search for an all-rounder (Part 2)
Hi Elvis,
As mentioned in the fine-print, this article series concerns only pace-bowling all-rounders
The next Keith Miller: The history of Australia’s search for an all-rounder (Part 2)
Really regret publishing this during the Boxing Day Test. 😢
No engagement!
The next Keith Miller: The history of Australia’s search for an all-rounder (Part 2)
Speaking of the next Keith Miller, Cameron Green just got out for 45 today.
How do we rate him so far, Roarers?
The next Keith Miller: The history of Australia’s search for an all-rounder (Part 2)
Hi Roseville,
Moody is a good pickup. No much chop with the ball in Test cricket (why he didn’t make the cut for this article) 🏏
Decent opening bat for a while though, and probably unlucky to be dropped after that 1992 Sri Lanka series.
The next Keith Miller: The history of Australia’s search for an all-rounder (Part 2)
Hi Paul,
Great pickup! Walters was one of those guys that was never considered an “allrounder” per se, but can’t argue with those figures.
Over 100 wickets at first class level for NSW shows he was no statistical fluke either.
The next Keith Miller: The history of Australia’s search for an all-rounder (Part 1)
Spinning allrounders aren’t included in this article, but if they were:
Richie Benaud
Tom Veivers
Bob Simpson
The next Keith Miller: The history of Australia’s search for an all-rounder (Part 1)
Yes, my grandfather (now 94) used to say that Archer was one of his favourite cricketers for Queensland in that era.
The next Keith Miller: The history of Australia’s search for an all-rounder (Part 1)
Hi Sports Lover,
Stay tuned for Part 2!
The next Keith Miller: The history of Australia’s search for an all-rounder (Part 1)
Starc is definitely the best current contender for the Johnson-type role down the order.
Doesn’t quite have the technique of some of his fellow tailenders (Cummins and Harris come to mind), but can go big if it’s his day. 🏏
The next Keith Miller: The history of Australia’s search for an all-rounder (Part 1)
There’s still time!
Michael Neser must be considered for the Ashes