A key component of the Victorian Bushrangers Pathway program, the trial match was the first since the conclusion of the Vic Country v Vic Metro series that was played in September in Cobram Barooga.
Cricket Victoria high performance manager Tim McCaskill said that the bowlers dominated the match.
“Batsmen from each team were watchful and allowed the bowlers to settle into their overs without applying the desired pressure requested by coaching staff at the start of the day,” McCaskill said.
“Matt Short (35) was the only batter to score over 30 with a range of players getting a start but failing to capitalise.
“The best performed bowler on the day was left-arm orthodox spinners Luke Ford, who finished with 4-31.”
The next trial game is scheduled for October 28 with selectors looking to add players from Sunday’s game to the nine players rested on the weekend.
Further trial matches will follow in early November before the state Under-17 side is selected for the National Championships, which will commence in Hobart on December 10.
The two participating teams were as follows:
TEAM 1
Jacob Serry
Isaac Willet
Justin Galeotti
Taylor Tatterson
Hamish Withers
Zac Merrett
Luke Ford
Tanner Stanton
Julian Beard
Liam Barrett
Tim Fidler
TEAM 2
Matt Short
Jack O’Toole
Jake Smart
Dale Kerr
Hayden Castle
Shehan Kudage-Don
Nishal Perera
Ned Taylor
Shea Gribben
Joe Blake
Josh Bartlett
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