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Top KFC T20 Max Performers Unveiled

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As the focus turns to the opening rounds of Premier Cricket and the first State matches of the summer, it is timely to revisit the KFC T20 Max Teams of the Tournament.

The players of the tournament for the men's and women's competitions were front-running batters Jake Winter (Sandgate-Redcliffe) and Elyse Villani (Wynnum-Manly), pictured, who finished as the leading runs-scorers of their respective competitions.

And while both teams of the tournament were dotted with WBBL and BBL contracted players, it was exciting to see home-grown success stories named, including teenage Gators leg-spinner Lakshdeep Singh and Valley left-arm pace bowler Charlie Thomas and Queensland Country pace bowler Meghan McCartney (Valley) and hard-hitting University of Queensland batter Emma Jackson.

FC T20 Max, Mens Team of the Tournament

  1. Jake Winter (Sandgate-Redcliffe). 410 runs @ 167.89 SR
  2. Will Bosisto (Western Suburbs). 296 runs @ 148.0 SR
  3. Scott Palombo (Northern Suburbs). 363 runs @ 164.25 SR
  4. Lachlan Hearne (Toombul). 347 runs @157.73 SR
  5. Hugh Weibgen (Valley). 306 runs @ 123.89 SR
  6. Jimmy Peirson (Redlands). 324 runs @ 138.46 SR & 9 dismissals
  7. James Bazley (Redlands). 197 runs @185.85 SR & 11 wickets @ 7.79 econ
  8. Cameron Boyce (Valley). 9 wickets @ 6.06 econ
  9. Lakshdeep Singh (Sandgate-Redcliffe). 13 wickets @ 8.19 econ
  10. Mitchell Buckley (Sandgate-Redcliffe). 15 wickets @ 7.71 econ
  11. Charlie Thomas (Valley). 11 wickets @ 6.61 econ

Coach. Andrew Gode (Valley)

KFC T20 Max, Womens Team of the Tournament

  1. Elyse Villani (Wynnum-Manly). 544 runs @ 171.07 SR
  2. Emma Jackson (University of Queensland). 277 runs @ 159.2 SR
  3. Maddie Penna (University of Queensland). 398 runs @ 145.79 SR & 7 wickets @ 5.66 econ
  4. Mathilda Carmichael (Western Suburbs). 260 runs @ 133.33 SR
  5. Tabatha Saville (Ipswich). 282 runs @ 124.78 SR
  6. Nicola Carey (Wynnum-Manly). 198 runs @ 146.67 SR & 8 wickets @ 7.8 econ
  7. Ellie Johnston (Wynnum-Manly). 210 runs @ 148.94 SR & 3 dismissals
  8. Jemma Barsby (Sandgate-Redcliffe) 13 wickets @ 5.72 econ
  9. Lucy Hamilton (Sunshine Coast). 10 wickets @ 6.65 econ
  10. Molly Penfold (Sandgate-Redcliffe). 14 wickets @ 5.04 econ
  11. Meg McCartney (Valley). 12 wickets @ 7.38 econ

Coach. Anthony Clarke (University of Queensland)

 

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