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VS Domestic cricket goes to the bush as Queensland head north to Mackay for their country home game against Tasmania. You may or may not have heard of Harrup Park, so you may or may not remember the 1992 World Cup match that was supposed to be played at the ground. India were due to play...

He's right you know, only very rarely does a team chasing 170+ successfully negotiate it. I guess someone does listen to me.....

Just a question, now that Tom Cooper's been named for the Netherlands World Cup team, doesn't that mean that SA now has one too many imports?

And once again, a team batting first scoring over 170 wins the game..... That was half a streaker by the way, he still had his shorts on.

NZ players are unavailable with Test commitments, Wright will probably be in England's OD squad.

Hopes of a decent roll up to this one scuppered by a late Cox Plate start time me thinks.

If it was intended to bring interest and crowds back to the domestic game it's been a mega failure.

Obviously you are a fan of the stupid CA site.....

Not likely, even without the loss of a wicket.

Virtually 12 an over needed at the turn. Some fans obviously believe in miracles if they think there's still a chance.

It's happened a couple of times in international matches (South Africa vs Windies 2007, India vs Sri Lanka on a Mohali Motorway last year). Can't remember it happening domestically in Australia.

10.6 per over needed, I'll stand by my prediction at the innings break.

That's only about one of 6 occasions that I researched from memory that have been chased down in the history of the comp. There has also been 2-3 others that were short. 10+ per over needed.

Fellas, hardly any team chases over 160 in ANY 20 over game, much less a final. Hell I called it at the change of innings.

They think it's all over, IT IS NOW. And hence lies the biggest problem with the 20 over game.

I'm calling this one dead and buried. Only 1 chase of more than that has been achieved this season (Vics chased down 178 against NSW on 3 January). The 3 scores chasing at this ground has been 108, 111 and 160.

Afridi definite out for SA, unlikely to see any of Clint McKay, Cam White or Peter Siddle for Vic if the ODI squads are anything to go by

At least from the looks of things they got rid of those white things that half the states had which has stupid.

Current radar image suggests no rain above the Gabba but plenty of moderate stuff in surrounding areas. As a guide the Doomben races were called off today.

Heavy rain in Ipswich tonight, but as of about 9 PM no rain in nearby Albion.

They needed Tanvir to bowl the last over, not Putland. Doesn't matter now though and the "Whatever you abbreviate 4 in a row to" is on.

Is there a word or phrase for 4 in a row besides 4 in a row? If Vic win the bash do we call it the "Connect 4"?

White front on the shirts when they're using a white ball??? They'll be gone within a season.

TIED GAME??!! That'll confuse things later on this season I bet.

Only 23 years old too. If he can stay healthy for a while we may just have another quickie to watch out for. As for the game, the key for the Vics is not to let Bracken, S.Clark and MacGoo get too many, then bat sensibly and be cautious of S.Clark in particular (he gets more love from Katich...

http://cricket.com.au/default.aspx?s=newsdisplay&id=40954 And the golden era of Queensland cricket continues to close at a rapid rate.

http://content-aus.cricinfo.com/baggygreen/content/story/335316.html One of the finest servants of Australian cricket, even though it was mainly in the state scene. All round good guy too.

BIG FOOTY: The most reliable source of scores in the world....has a good ring to it I reckon. Anyway, another W for the Vics in the West it seems.

Re: Pura Cup Round 6: Tasmania v Queensland @ Hobart (Mon-Thu) Confirm he has broken down, a press release from Qld Cricket to come shortly.

And I forgot to mention that half the commentators are playing on a Gold Coast Beach this weekend.