Johnson stars with seven to maintain Queensland’s lead in test

South Australia 272 (Manenti 88, Lehmann 65, Neser 3-60, Bartlett 3-54) & 8 for 0 path Queensland 290 (Peirson 90, Johnson 7-47) path by 10 runs

Exciting left-arm fast Spencer Johnson took a shocking career-best 7 for 49 whereas Queensland captain Jimmy Peirson has come to the rescue for the second time in every week as his facet recovered to gather a slim 18-run first-innings lead over South Australia on the Gabba.

Peirson earned participant of the match honours with a century final week in opposition to New South Wales, and this time a counter-attacking 90 helped Queensland attain 290 in response to South Australia’s 272. The skipper’s innings was much more spectacular within the face of Johnson’s distinctive efficiency. In simply his second first-class outing he scythed by means of a few of his Brisbane Heat BBL team-mates to complete with seven wickets having taking 6 for 87 on Sheffield Shield debut a fortnight in the past in opposition to Victoria.

South Australia survived 4 difficult overs late within the day to achieve 8 for 0.

Peirson got here to the crease with the Bulls struggling at 99 for five, however his 150-ball 90 that includes 11 boundaries – together with contributions from Max Byrant and Michael Neser – helped revive the house facet regardless of Johnson taking seven of the ultimate eight wickets for the innings.

After a really sluggish first session, a gentle circulation of runs noticed Queensland earn sufficient batting bonus factors to edge into second on the desk within the occasion each they and Victoria earn victories on this spherical.

South Australia should win in Brisbane to have any likelihood of reaching the Shield closing. South Australia’s assault was with out Wes Agar, with the Shield’s main wicket-taker rested forward of subsequent week’s One-Day Cup closing.

Source web site: www.espncricinfo.com

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