Queensland’s 19-year-old opener Max Bryant is just 12 List A matches old but already has the record for the fastest ever 50 by a Queenslander
Victoria moved on to the JLT One-Day Cup semi-finals by virtue of finishing higher than their opponents New South Wales by just 0.02 Net Run Rate margin in the league stages, after the teams qualifying final was washed out without a ball being bowled.
Despite winning just one match from the group stage of the JLT Cup, Queensland managed to qualify for the finals.
Ferguson received good support at the other end from captain Jake Lehmann (44) and Tom Cooper (37).
An unbeaten century from opener Ben McDermott sealed a close three-wicket win for Tasmania against South Australia at the Banstown Oval in Sydney on Thursday.
Pacer Andrew Tye and Umsan Qadir, son of Pakistan legend Abdul Qadir, starred in the win claiming three wickets each as Victoria were bowled out for 200.
Aided by Sean Abbott’s 5 for 43, NSW shot down Tasmania for 151 in 31.3 overs in defence of 239.
After scoring 70 against Tasmania Lynn powered his way to 106 off 71 balls with the help of eight fours and eight sixes striking at 149.29.
The 19-year-old scored his half-century in 23 balls, equalling the overall fourth-fastest fifty in the tournament's history.
Western Australia sailed to their second straight win in the ongoing Australian Domestic One-Day Cup when they beat South Australia by five wickets at the WACA on Saturday.