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Bulls lose Kasprowicz
Queensland Cricket - 13 December 2002

The XXXX Queensland Bulls will be without pace spearhead Michael Kasprowicz for their Pura Cup clash with Tasmanian Tigers in Hobart next week.

The Queensland selectors last night named a 13-man squad for the match starting on Thursday at Bellerive Oval but Kasprowicz was ruled out today after a session with team physiotherapist Stephen Partridge and coach Terry Oliver.

Kasprowicz suffered a hamstring injury in Queensland's outright win over the Western Warriors three weeks ago and will now set his sights on being fit for the return clash at the WACA in Perth from January 4-7.

Left-arm pace bowler Scott Brant comes into the twelve that defeated the Warriors in place of Kasprowicz.

Brant had been named in the Queensland Academy of Sport team to play Tasmania at Allan Border Field in their ACB Cup 2nd XI match from Monday but has has now been replaced by off-spinner Scott O'Leary.

Bulls squad bowler Adam Dale returns to the QAS line after missing their last match against NSW due to a groin strain.

The Bulls depart on Monday at 11.10am on Qantas Flight QF525.

XXXX Queensland Bulls v Tasmania, Pura Cup, Thurs Dec 19 - Sun Dec 22, Bellerive Oval: Jimmy Maher (c), Brendan Nash, Martin Love, Andrew Symonds, Stuart Law, Lee Carseldine, Wade Seccombe, Ashley Noffke, Nathan Hauritz, Joe Dawes, Damien MacKenzie, Scott Brant.

QAS v Tasmanian 2nd XI, , ACB Cup, Mon Dec 16 - Thurs Dec 19, Allan Border Field: James Hopes (c), Nick Kruger, Daniel Payne, Duncan Betts, Clinton Perren, Aaron Nye, Chris Simpson, Chris Hartley, Adam Dale, Matthew Anderson, Scott O'Leary, Steve Magoffin.

© 2002 Queensland Cricket Association


Teams Australia.
Players/Umpires Michael Kasprowicz, Scott Brant, Scott O'Leary, Adam Dale, Jimmy Maher, Brendan Nash, Martin Love, Andy Symonds, Stuart Law, Lee Carseldine, Wade Seccombe, Ashley Noffke, Nathan Hauritz, Joe Dawes, Damien MacKenzie, James Hopes, Nick Kruger, Daniel Payne, Duncan Betts, Clinton Perren, Aaron Nye, Matthew Anderson, Steve Magoffin.
Season Australian Domestic Season
Grounds Bellerive Oval, Hobart
Internal Links 2002/03 Pura Cup.
External Links Queensland Bulls.

This report does not necessarily represent the views of the Australian Cricket Board.