- Queensland accumulated an advantage of 418 against Nueva Wales del Sur
- Sam Konstas returned to play for NSW but disappointed with the bat
- Meanwhile, Queensland's star, Jack Clayton, was forced to retire due to injuries
The Cricket star, Jack Clayton, was forced to retire early from Queensland's Sheffield Shield match against Nueva Wales del Sur on Sunday after the batter was hit by two deliveries in the groin.
The match also saw the Australian star that Sam Konstas returned to open the batting for Nueva Wales del Sur after having been sent home by the jelly -made Greens selectors in the middle of their tour of Sri Lanka.
Queensland Battery first at the Gabba, with Clayton starring its first tickets.
The left -hander hit 134 of 258 deliveries to stimulate the bulls to a dominant score of the first entries of 387.
New South Wales could not match his exploits, with Konstas leaving his fold for three races after Xavier Bartlett dismissed him, who took a Fifer during the second tickets.
Despite that, an impressive Jack Edwards captain, who hit a quick fire ton, kept visitors in the game, with Nueva Wales del Sur publishing a score of 259.
Jack Clayton reached an impressive 134 of 258 races to stimulate Queensland to a dominant advantage in his shield match against New South Wales this weekend
But during his second entry, the left -handed batter was forced to retire after he was hit twice in the groin for two separate deliveries
Queensland smelled of blood and sought to start the second tickets with left -handed Clayton reaching the fold after Hanno Jacobs had fired the opener Angus Lovell.
He would have accumulated another impressive score of 76, but while trying to hit a quick delivery of Ross Pawson with the right arm, but Clayton stained his shot, with the ball flying in his groin.
He sank with his anchors in the Wickt, looking back at the bowling player who had appealed an LBW, but stopped his appeal after seeing his opponent was injured.
After taking off the helmet and spending a few moments on the floor, Clayton seemed to be fine to continue.
But unfortunately, Clayton soon found himself hunched over the wickt once more. This time he trimmed a delivery of Pink by Liam Hatcher in his groin with his own bat and appeared even more pain.
He staggered on the floor while the helmet and gloves were removed while Physios ran to the field to make sure he was fine.
“He is in agony,” said a commentator before the 25 -year -old batter retired.
Despite that painful moment, it was an impressive blow for the young star that produced her biggest score in her last five first class games and her fourth century in the format.
Clayton had looked for the first time at Ross Pawson's Pacey In-Swinger, who flew directly to his groin
Clayton then hit the delivery of Liam Hatcher in his groin this time, falling to the floor in agony
Sam Konstas returned to Nueva Wales del Sur after being sent home by the Australian selectors of his tour of Sri Lanka, but fought to find races
Matt Renshaw also starred in Queensland's second tickets, hitting 125 of 174 balls, and the team finally retired with a score of 289 in the second tickets.
He left New South Wales with a great goal of 418 at the end of the third day, with Michael Neser hit by Nic Maddinson for a duck just before the closing of the play.
Konstas, meanwhile, will wait to respond the last day of the game on Tuesday and stimulate a return of Nueva Wales del Sur, who currently sits at 11-1.
The young Australian star had admitted that she was “very excited” to play in the Gabba after arriving in Brisbane.
Although he warned fans that they did not expect the same fireworks they saw in the MCG in their debut in December.