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Commonwealth Bank Under-19 Championship Series begins in Brisbane

da pinup bet: Australia’s future Test cricket stars begin competing in the nation’s premier underage competition today as the 2003-04 Commonwealth Bank Under-19 Championship Series begins in Brisbane

Cricket Australia01-Dec-2003Australia’s future Test cricket stars begin competing in the nation’s premier underage competition today as the 2003-04 Commonwealth Bank Under-19 Championship Series begins in Brisbane.Teams from every Australian state and territory will compete in seven rounds comprising of two-day and limited-overs matches. The round-robin format ensures each state plays each other once during the competition. The state with the highest points aggregate following the final round of matches on Friday 12 December will be declared the winner.Victoria defends its title this year after a last-round outright victory over Tasmania in 2002-03 catapulted it clear of South Australia and New South Wales.South Australian batsman Callum Ferguson and Victorian wicketkeeper Adam Crosthwaite come to this year’s series having already debuted for their state at ING Cup level, while Tasmanian captain Tim Paine is a current scholar at the Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy.In addition to playing for their state, players this year are competing for a spot in Australia’s squad for the ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup, which will be played in Bangladesh in February 2004. The squad will be chosen during the series and announced at the championship dinner on Friday 12 December.Cricket Australia Chief Executive Officer James Sutherland said the championship was an important bridge for promising players to develop their careers."The Commonwealth Bank Under-19 Championship Series continues to be a vital link between underage cricket and first-class representation," said Mr Sutherland."Many of Australia’s best players at both domestic and international level began their first-class careers after playing at the under-19 championship series."Significantly, the series this year will produce an Australian squad for the under-19 World Cup, and for the first time in the competition’s history, a Spirit of Cricket award will be presented," said Mr Sutherland.Since the series’ inception in 1969-70, 118 players have progressed from the under-19 championship series to play at Test or one-day international level. More than 450 players have gone on to play first-class cricket.This year, the Commonwealth Bank Under-19 Championship Series is run by Cricket Australia in conjunction with Queensland Cricket.Scorecards and reports from the series will be available on Cricket Australia’s official website, www.baggygreen.com.au.DateMatchVenueDec 2003Mon 1Tasmania Under-19s v Victoria Under-19sKen Mackay Oval, BrisbaneMon 1South Australia Under-19s v Western Australia Under-19sGraceville Oval, BrisbaneMon 1Australian Capital Territory Under-19s v NSW_U19Norman Gray Oval, BrisbaneMon 1Northern Territory Under-19s v Queensland Under-19sBoundary Street Oval, BrisbaneTue 2Victoria Under-19s v Western Australia Under-19sNorman Gray Oval, BrisbaneTue 2Australian Capital Territory Under-19s v South Australia Under-19sGraceville Oval, BrisbaneTue 2New South Wales Under-19s v Northern Territory Under-19sBoundary Street Oval, BrisbaneTue 2Queensland Under-19s v Tasmania Under-19sKen Mackay Oval, BrisbaneWed 3Australian Capital Territory Under-19s v Victoria Under-19sBrisbane Grammar School OvalWed 3Northern Territory Under-19s v South Australia Under-19sBrisbane Grammar School Oval No. 3Wed 3New South Wales Under-19s v Tasmania Under-19sAllan Border Field, BrisbaneWed 3Queensland Under-19s v Western Australia Under-19sBrisbane Grammar School Oval No. 4Fri 5Northern Territory Under-19s v Victoria Under-19sAllan Border Field, BrisbaneFri 5South Australia Under-19s v Tasmania Under-19sBrisbane Grammar School Oval No. 2Fri 5New South Wales Under-19s v Western Australia Under-19sBrisbane Grammar School Oval No. 3Fri 5Australian Capital Territory Under-19s v Queensland Under-19sBrisbane Grammar School Oval No. 4Sat 6 – Sun 7New South Wales Under-19s v Victoria Under-19sBrisbane Grammar School Oval No. 4Sat 6 – Sun 7Queensland Under-19s v South Australia Under-19sBrisbane Grammar School OvalSat 6 – Sun 7Australian Capital Territory Under-19s v Tasmania Under-19sBrisbane Grammar School Oval No. 3Sat 6 – Sun 7Northern Territory Under-19s v Western Australia Under-19sBrisbane Grammar School Oval No. 2Tue 9 – Wed 10Queensland Under-19s v Victoria Under-19sPeter Burge Oval, BrisbaneTue 9 – Wed 10New South Wales Under-19s v South Australia Under-19sIan Healy Oval, BrisbaneTue 9 – Wed 10Northern Territory Under-19s v Tasmania Under-19sWEP Harris Oval, BrisbaneTue 9 – Wed 10Australian Capital Territory Under-19s v Western Australia Under-19sPeter Easton Oval, BrisbaneThu 11 – Fri 12South Australia Under-19s v Victoria Under-19sBrisbane Grammar School Oval No. 4Thu 11 – Fri 12New South Wales Under-19s v Queensland Under-19sBrisbane Grammar School Oval No. 3Thu 11 – Fri 12Tasmania Under-19s v Western Australia Under-19sBrisbane Grammar School Oval No. 2Thu 11 – Fri 12Australian Capital Territory Under-19s v Northern Territory Under-19sBrisbane Grammar School Oval