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The Queensland Bulls have named an unchanged squad for their final regular Marsh Sheffield Shield match against NSW at Allan Border Field next week.

The Bulls faint hopes of qualifying for this season’s Shield Final were extinguished at the hands of Western Australia in Perth last week, with the Warriors claiming an outright victory.

NSW drew their clash with South Australia last week and must defeat the Bulls outright in convincing fashion and rely on other results falling their way when the round gets underway on Monday.

If chosen in the starting team, teenage pace bowler Callum Vidler would make his Sheffield Shield and first-class debuts for Queensland after being 12th man against WA.

Allrounder Jack Wildermuth (pictured) top scored in each innings with 41 and 91 for Queensland against WA as well as taking two wickets in the Warriors second innings.

Play starts from 10am daily and admission is free. Free parking is also available at Albion Park off Greg Chappell Street.

The match will be live streamed on cricket.com.au

Marsh Sheffield Shield
Queensland v New South Wales
Allan Border Field, Mon – Thurs
10am Qld time start.

Jimmy Peirson (c)
Xavier Bartlett
Max Bryant
Jack Clayton
Angus Lovell
Ben McDermott
Gurinder Sandhu
Mark Steketee
Bryce Street
Mitchell Swepson
Callum Vidler
Jack Wildermuth
(12th man to be named)

 

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