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Queensland Veterans Cricket
https://qvcricket.com
Brisbane, Australia
Queensland Veterans Cricket page for the Over 50s/ 60s / 70s Cricket throughout Queensland
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Q: Sean Kruger is the team mate every want to play with. He brings energy, fun and an infectious competitive spirit.
Sean has represented Queensland Veterans Over 50s cricket for a number of years now and is a proud Queenslander and team mate.
"The more I wear the Maroon colours the more it hurts when we lose. But when we win the feeling becomes more addictive."
Sean has represented Queensland Veterans Over 50s cricket for a number of years now and is a proud Queenslander and team mate.
"The more I wear the Maroon colours the more it hurts when we lose. But when we win the feeling becomes more addictive."
https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/337/queensland-veterans-cricket/blog/2539/sean-kruger-the-winning-feeling-playing-for-queensland-is-addictive
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Sean Kruger is the team mate every want to play with. He brings energy, fun and an infectious competitive spirit.Sean has represented Queensland Veterans Over 50s cricket for a number of yea ...
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Q: Trent Ryan is a strong advocate for the goodness of Veterans Cricket in Australia and has had a long and successful cricket career in Queensland. He is the proud owner of Queensland Veterans Player number 49 and equally proud Australian Over 50s cricket team cap number 37.
Trent played Queensland Premier Cricket for Sandgate Redcliffe, the Colts, and Northern Suburbs.
Trent made his first-grade debut for Sandgate Redcliffe in 1985-86, and he is first-grade player number 144. For Sandgate Trent scored 3,687 runs at an average of 32.91 and took 113 wickets at 23.48.
Trent played Queensland Premier Cricket for Sandgate Redcliffe, the Colts, and Northern Suburbs.
Trent made his first-grade debut for Sandgate Redcliffe in 1985-86, and he is first-grade player number 144. For Sandgate Trent scored 3,687 runs at an average of 32.91 and took 113 wickets at 23.48.
https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/337/queensland-veterans-cricket/blog/2163/trent-ryan-strive-to-be-better
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Trent Ryan is a strong advocate for the goodness of Veterans Cricket in Australia and has had a long and successful cricket career in Queensland. He is the proud owner of Queensland Veterans Player ...
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Q: Congratulations to the following players who have been selected to represent Queensland and help defend the Cooper-Finlay Cup in Maitland, NSW on March 25 & 26, 2024.
Once again, I would like to thank the selectors, Mark Kratzmann, Craig Sweet and Andrew Knight for their time and deliberation’s selecting these teams.
Once again, I would like to thank the selectors, Mark Kratzmann, Craig Sweet and Andrew Knight for their time and deliberation’s selecting these teams.
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Q: Queensland Over 50s Division One National Champions
Queensland Over 50s defeated Victoria by 11 runs to win the Division One Grand Final of the Over 50s National Championships held in Melbourne 3 December to 7 December 2023.
Back Row – Mark Horswill (Manager and Scorer), Simon Milton, Chris Lanagan, John Short, Jason Simmons, Damien Meek, Chris Holding (Vice Captain) Craig Trindall
Front Row – Ashley Sippel, Andrew Kratzmann, Clint Keble (Captain) Mark Kratzmann, Shane Riley
Grand Final Scorecard -
Queensland Over 50s defeated Victoria by 11 runs to win the Division One Grand Final of the Over 50s National Championships held in Melbourne 3 December to 7 December 2023.
Back Row – Mark Horswill (Manager and Scorer), Simon Milton, Chris Lanagan, John Short, Jason Simmons, Damien Meek, Chris Holding (Vice Captain) Craig Trindall
Front Row – Ashley Sippel, Andrew Kratzmann, Clint Keble (Captain) Mark Kratzmann, Shane Riley
Grand Final Scorecard -
https://www.playhq.com/cricket-australia/org/veterans-cricket-australia/summer-202324/o50-national-veterans-cricket-championship-division-1/game-centre/286a2ac5
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Q: Queensland Over 50s Division One Champions - 2018
Back Row - Brian Brix, Bob McGhee, Mick Munro, Gavin Brown, Paul Stenhouse, Andrew Knight, Michael Dann, Jules Cosmi, Kent Officer, Alastair Lynch
Front Row - Wayne Miles, Peter Sherman (RIP), Peter Herring, Bruce ‘Cymbals’ Schmidt, Trent Ryan
Back Row - Brian Brix, Bob McGhee, Mick Munro, Gavin Brown, Paul Stenhouse, Andrew Knight, Michael Dann, Jules Cosmi, Kent Officer, Alastair Lynch
Front Row - Wayne Miles, Peter Sherman (RIP), Peter Herring, Bruce ‘Cymbals’ Schmidt, Trent Ryan
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Q: The Queensland Over 60's sides for the Nationals in Perth have been announced, congratulations to all players.
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Q: Congratulations to the following players who have been selected to play for Queensland at the upcoming Over 50 Championships in Melbourne from December 2 until December 8, 2023.
Commiserations to those that have missed out on selection or being selected in the team they had hoped for.
Thank you to the Queensland Selectors - Mark Kratzmann (Sunshine Coast), Craig Sweet (Gold Coast) and Andrew Knight (Brisbane) for their time, discussions and consideration given to this difficult task.
The teams are below with the captain named first and then alphabetically.
Commiserations to those that have missed out on selection or being selected in the team they had hoped for.
Thank you to the Queensland Selectors - Mark Kratzmann (Sunshine Coast), Craig Sweet (Gold Coast) and Andrew Knight (Brisbane) for their time, discussions and consideration given to this difficult task.
The teams are below with the captain named first and then alphabetically.
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Congratulations to the following players who have been selected to play for Queensland at the upcoming Over 50 Championships in Melbourne from December 2 until December 8, 2023.Commiseration ...
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Q: Nev Kratzmann - Queensland Veterans Cricket
I was born in 1943 into a keen cricketing family. We were a farming family and played cricket in the summer and tennis in the winter, but cricket was our first love. Our farm was in the Windera district about halfway between Murgon and Gayndah. Windera Cricket Club started in 1913 and we had a team in the South Burnett competition playing against Kingaroy, Murgon, Wondai, Goomeri, Cherbourg and Kilkivan teams.
My dad and his brothers were good players and Uncle Freddie opened the bowling for South Queensland country with Eddie Gilbert. He moved to Wellington Point after he came back from the war and has the No. 2 Oval named after him at the Redlands Cricket Centre. He was classed as the best all-round cricketer to come out of the South Burnett. My dad was a fast out-swing bowler and hard-hitting batsman, and after bowling well against Wests at Gracemere, they wanted him to play in Brisbane but farm and family came first.
I was born in 1943 into a keen cricketing family. We were a farming family and played cricket in the summer and tennis in the winter, but cricket was our first love. Our farm was in the Windera district about halfway between Murgon and Gayndah. Windera Cricket Club started in 1913 and we had a team in the South Burnett competition playing against Kingaroy, Murgon, Wondai, Goomeri, Cherbourg and Kilkivan teams.
My dad and his brothers were good players and Uncle Freddie opened the bowling for South Queensland country with Eddie Gilbert. He moved to Wellington Point after he came back from the war and has the No. 2 Oval named after him at the Redlands Cricket Centre. He was classed as the best all-round cricketer to come out of the South Burnett. My dad was a fast out-swing bowler and hard-hitting batsman, and after bowling well against Wests at Gracemere, they wanted him to play in Brisbane but farm and family came first.
https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/337/queensland-veterans-cricket/blog/204/nev-kratzmann-queensland-veterans-cricket
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Q: Gill Chapman continues to make indelible contribution to the game of cricket and the community. He’s been involved with Valley District Cricket Club for 57 years to date, plays Veterans cricket, toured with the Australian Over 60s and is a life member of Queensland Veterans Cricket. He played rugby League for Wests back in the 60s and 70s and was also a rugby league referee.
Who have been the best three fast bowlers you have played against so far?
Tony Dell, Ian King and Ross Duncan, the master of swing and control, were all great bowlers. Delly was awkward and King was sharp.
Who have been the best three fast bowlers you have played against so far?
Tony Dell, Ian King and Ross Duncan, the master of swing and control, were all great bowlers. Delly was awkward and King was sharp.
https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/337/queensland-veterans-cricket/blog/1297/gill-chapman-a-lifetime-passion
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Gill Chapman continues to make indelible contribution to the game of cricket and the community. He’s been involved with Valley District Cricket Club for 57 years to date, plays Veterans cricket, ...
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By Col CookeA game that was special for me was a Sheffield Shield game against South Australia, in Adelaide in January 1977. ...
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Andy Farley played grade cricket in Sydney for the club previously known as Sydney. A batsman from the bush he played his first 2 games in 3rd grade and scored 50 in the first and 75 in the second ...
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In 2016 Kerry Emery was honoured with Order of Australia Medal for service to cricket and to secondary education, it’s been quite a journey. ...
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Back Row - Brian Brix, Bob McGhee, Mick Munro, Gavin Brown, Paul Stenhouse, Andrew Knight, Michael Dann, Jules Cosmi ...
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Bob McGhee is a former Queensland fast bowler who made his debut for the Bulls in the 1990/91 season.In an era of quality fast bowlers lining up to play for Queensland played 4 first class g ...
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By Nev KratzmannI was born in 1943 into a keen cricketing family. We were a farming family and played cricket in the summer and tennis in the winter, but cricket was our fir ...
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By Rod RiceReading some of the awesome QVC cricketer profiles that have been showcased, I, as a mate and a fan of Joe Marsh would like to share his sporting and c ...
