Shaun Marsh and Adam Voges notch tons as WA reaches 4-308 against Queensland ON FIRE: Shaun Marsh belted an unbeaten 155 as the Warriors put Queensland's bowlers to the sword. Picture: Matt Roberts/Getty Images Source: Getty Images AUSTRALIAN Twenty20 batsmen Shaun Marsh and Adam Voges celebrated the rare achievement of both getting centuries in the same one-day innings as WA posted 4-308 against Queensland. The West Australian pair combined for a record-breaking 229-run Ryobi Cup partnership after coming together with their side in deep trouble at 2-16 against Queensland at the Gabba. A few hours later and Marsh (155 not out off 147 balls) and Voges (112 off 116) had lifted their side to 4-308 on what had been a tricky pitch against the new ball in the early overs. Marsh's knock continued his redemption since he was banished for a time by WA cricket after a boozy party while playing for the Perth Scorchers in the Champions League in South Africa last year. Marsh belted the ninth highest score in competition history and smashed six huge sixes - including three in consecutive deliveries off Alister McDermott - to continue his outstanding form from the recent Big Bash competition. ""It is satisfying. I had to go back to grade cricket and put the hard yards in - it is nice to get a bit of reward," Marsh said, after hitting the season's highest Ryobi Cup score. Voges' highest domestic one-day score, at age 33, also confirmed he is in some of the best form of his life. The Queensland Bulls quicks grabbed the early wickets of Liam Davis (3) and Sam Whiteman (1) and batting was initially tough with Marsh just 11 off 40 deliveries at one stage. McDermott (0-89 off 11 overs) and James Hopes (0-62 off nine) copped the brunt of the batting attack by Marsh and Voges.