The Bulletin looks at five hidden stars from Gold Coast cricket fixtures over the weekend

THE Bulletin looks at five hidden stars from Gold Coast cricket fixtures over the weekend.

THE Bulletin looks at five hidden stars from Gold Coast cricket fixtures over the weekend.

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ASHTON GUMM (SOUTHPORT LABRADOR – UNDER-15)

Coming in at first drop, Gumm (103 not out) notched his second century of the season in the under-15 competition on Saturday, facing just 71 balls as the Tigers beat Palm Beach Gold by 71 runs.

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SAM BINGLEY (QUEENS – THIRD GRADE NORTH)

The quick’s haul of 6-28 helped roll Coomera Hope Island for just 91, with Queens (9-110 declared) sealing first innings points ahead of day two this weekend.

MATHEW EDDOWES (GOLD COAST DOLPHINS – FOURTH GRADE)

After some inconsistent form to start the season, Eddowes transformed into a one-man wrecking ball on Saturday, taking 5-17 and smashing 58 as the Dolphins secured a two-wicket win over Toombul.

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OLIVER JORDAN (PALM BEACH MAROON – UNDER-11 SOUTH)

Jordan’s haul of 5-24 from four overs helped his side to first innings points in their derby with Palm Beach Gold.

SHANE COCKERELL (BONOGIN VALLEY – FIFTH GRADE)

Opening the batting, Cockerell needed just 45 balls to reach 89 not out in Saturday’s double bonus-point win over Helensvale Pacific Pines.

He smashed seven fours and eight sixes as the Bulls chased down 118 in the 13th over with 10 wickets to spare.