ACCC day five results

ALL the latest results from day five of the Australian Country Cricket Championships in Toowoomba.

Ollie Anable bowls for Australian Capital Territory. Picture: Kevin Farmer

MEN’S AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIPS

Round 6

ACT 10/188 def by Queensland 7/256

South Australia 10/109 def by New South Wales 8/264

Victoria 10/202 def by Western Australia 7/245

Round 7

South Australia 10/150 (M Fuss 67 R McCard 33 A Burrage 5/14 C Marwick 2/21 J Crudeli 2/24) def by Western Australia 4/151 (C How 44, B Bennell 43* J Crudeli 36 C Luke 2/9)

New South Wales 3/94 (K White 52*) def Australian Capital Territory 10/92 (R Healy 28 C Ziebell 4/5 S Burkinshaw 3/24 C Maladay 2/31)

Queensland 10/228 (J McGahan 48 S Neale 45 C Gillam 41 A Warnock 27 J Rietschel 3/42 L Stockdale 2/43) def by Victoria 7/271 (J Moran 77 NM Walsh 47 S Miller 39 L Stockdale 29 J Craig 28 C Stanger 2/39 J Roach 2/49)

STANDINGS

1. Western Australia 14

2. New South Wales 12

3. Victoria 12

4. Queensland 12

5. Australian Capital Territory 4

6. South Australia 0

WOMEN’S AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIPS

Round 3

Victoria 7/101 def Western Australia 8/84

Western Australia def by New South Wales 6/117

East-Asia Pacific 2/103 def Queensland 7/101

Round 4

Victoria 6/87 (S Jameson 2/12) def by South Australia 2/89 J O’Reilly 50*)

New South Wales 10/87 (A Handono 35* B Tau 3/1 S Jimmy 2/11) lost to East-Asia Pacific 3/88 (B Tau 32* K Churchlan 2/12)

Western Australia 9/69 (L Muller 4/11 M Murphy 2/7) def by Queensland 2/70 (S Baldwin 29)

Round 5

East-Asia Pacific 8/98 (E Gallagher 2/18 T Parker 2/24 B Sutton 2/28) def by V ictoria 5/117 (T Parker 38 J Watson 35 S Townsend 25* S Jimmy 2/21)

Queensland 7/91 (K Jackson 2/8 J Vickery 2/13 def by New South Wales 7/113 (N McDonald 42 L Muller 3/24)

South Australia 5/138 (K Rattray 35 J O’Reilly 31 K Armstrong 25 E Bresser 2/25) def Western Australia 8/106 (M Thompson 25 T Gregory 2/2 K Armstrong 2/13 S Tansell 2/30)

STANDINGS

1. East-Asia Pacific 8

2. New South Wales 8

3. South Australia 6

4. Queensland 4

5. Victoria 4

6. Western Australia 0

TOMORROW’S FIXTURES

MEN

Western Australia vs New South Wales at Heritage Oval

Queensland vs South Australia at Mills Oval

Victoria vs ACT at Rockville Oval

Games at 10am

WOMEN
1st vs 6th at 10am

2nd vs 4th at 2.30pm

3rd vs 5th at 6.30pm

Games at Highfields Sports Park

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