Martin Love

The XXXX Queensland Bulls will move their preparations for the start of the 2002-03 season into a new phase this weekend with the annual City-Country clash in Dalby.

Australian Cricket Board (ACB) Chief Executive Officer James Sutherland today announced that the National Selection Panel (NSP) had selected the 25 players to be contracted by the Board for the next 12 months.

Though it seemed to escape serious attention on both sides of the Atlantic last year, it's worth bearing in mind that, among the four major prizes that were on offer in English domestic cricket in 2001, only one went to a team without an Australian

All the ingredients for Queensland's fifth first-class title in eight years are in place after batsmen Brendan Nash (96) and Martin Love (93) served up a run-feast for the Bulls on the third day of the Pura Cup Final against Tasmania here in Brisbane

Martin Love will lead Queensland for the first time tomorrow with regular Bulls captain Stuart Law ruled out by a hand injury which could cost him a Pura Cup final start.

The XXXX Queensland Bulls will go into tomorrow's crunch Pura Cup clash with the Victorian Bushrangers at the Gabba under the guidance of new captain Martin Love.

Queensland Bulls batsman Martin Love has been called to replace Michael Bevan as captain of the Prime Minister's XI for its limited-overs match against the ATSIC Chairman's XI in Canberra on Friday 8 March.

Another English summer, another year of Australian domination

The XXXX Queensland Bulls have re-signed their Pura Cup championship team for the 2001-2002 cricket season

Australian Cricket Board (ACB) Chief Executive Officer Malcolm Speed today announced the twenty-five players to be contracted by the Board for the next twelve months

It's that time of year again