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Kasprowicz to miss one-dayer Queensland Cricket - 28 November 2002
The Queensland selectors today chose long-term gain over short-term pain when they omitted fast bowler Michael Kasprowicz from tomorrow's ING Cup one-day match against the Western Warriors at the Gabba. Kasprowicz was ruled out of the XXXX Queensland Bulls team today after again being bothered by a tightness in his hamstring that had prevented him from bowling on the final day of the Bulls outright win over the Warriors in the Pura Cup on Tuesday. "I felt it grab a bit in my first few balls off a short run-up at training this morning so it made sense not to risk it any further," Kasprowicz said. "I'm disappointed that I won't play tomorrow but we felt it was best to focus on being 100 percent for the Pura Cup match against the Tigers in Hobart in three weeks," he said. The selectors have recalled right-arm paceman Damien MacKenzie for the match, which will be the Bulls first day/night game of the season. Queensland coach Terry Oliver has given the squad a week off from training next week, aside from those players who are in action with the Queensland Academy Sport in the ACB Cup match against NSW starting on Monday in Sydney. Tomorrow's match is tipped to attract a crowd in excess of 10,000 with Volunteering Queensland, the Brisbane City Council and Queensland Cricket combining to promote Volunteers' Day as a "thank-you" gesture for volunteer workers. Volunteers from sporting and community organisations were able to access two free tickets each through Volunteering Queensland, the peak body for volunteers in the State, and enjoy free public transport to and from the match. XXXX Queensand Bulls ING Cup team v Western Warriors: Jimmy Maher (c), Martin Love, Lee Carseldine, Andrew Symonds, Clinton Perren, Brendan Nash, James Hopes, Wade Seccombe, Ashley Noffke, Nathan Hauritz, Damien MacKenzie, Scott Brant. © 2002 Queensland Cricket Association
This report does not necessarily represent the views of the Australian Cricket Board.
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