Jason Floros
Allrounder
Bats Left Hand.
Bowls Right Arm Off-Spin
Allrounder
Bats Left Hand.
Bowls Right Arm Off-Spin
Bio
An off-spinning allrounder from Canberra, Jason Floros earned a rookie contract for Queensland after he was named Player of the Championship in Australia's Under-19 domestic competition in 2009-10 and earned selection in Australia's squad for the Under-19 World Cup.
Floros struggled to earn a regular spot for the Bulls in his early seasons, but played a crucial role in his state’s One-Day Cup final win over Victoria in 2013.
In his only game for the season, Flores hit a vital 47 in Queensland’s total of 146, which they defended to win the title by just two runs.
The emerging Floros has become a regular for Brisbane Heat in the KFC Big Bash League over recent seasons, boasting a strike rate of over 100.
He was named captain of Queensland’s Matador BBQs One-Day Cup squad for 2016-17, with Usman Khawaja absent because of international duties, underlining how far he has come.
An athletic and agile fielder, he has played alongside Australia's Test team as a substitute fielder at the Gabba.
Latest Videos
Floros flies to snare one-handed return catch
Queensland bowler Jason Floros took a brilliant return catch in the Sheffield Shield to end NSW batsman Nick Larkin's innings at the SCG
Floros flights 'em up for three key wickets
Queensland tweaker Jason Floros picked apart the Tasmania batting with an early scalp and two key wickets either side of lunch
Final SA wicket sparks jubilant Bulls' celebrations
Queensland allrounder Jason Floros ended Chadd Sayers 68-ball vigil with 12 balls remaining in the day to hand the hosts victory, sending the Bulls into frenzied celebrations
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