STATE SUCCESS: Toowoomba indoor cricketer Lyle Teske. Kevin Farmer TOOWOOMBA'S leading indoor cricketers have enjoyed a great end to the season by helping West Brisbane take out the open men's title at the Zone State Championships in Brisbane at the weekend.
Lyle Teske, Troy Gurski, Mick Miller and Nathan Ciesiolka played well as they joined with the best players from Ipswich to see West Brisbane beat Gold Coast by 12 runs in Sunday's final.
That victory came a week after the Garden City guns helped Toowoomba win the Brisbane Major League grand final.
"We had a win," Teske said of the West Brisbane squad. "It capped off a pretty good year for the Toowoomba boys."
"With a limited preparation and training, we did pretty well.
""Troy and Mick played exceptionally well. Nathan Ciesiolka played good and the Ipswich boys were really good so it was a good team performance."
Ipswich's Mark Hall was named player of the final in the 129-117 victory over Gold Coast, with Gurski second and Teske third in the player of the series standings.
Teske was the only West Brisbane player selected in the Queensland team at the conclusion of the Zone State Championships, but he said the likes of Gurski and Miller did not nominate for selection.
"There are a few changes from last year. A fair few young faces so we'll see how they go when we go away," said Queensland captain Teske.
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