Queensland captain James Hopes set to becomes second man to play 100 one-day games for Queensland James Hopes has been a loyal servant to Queensland cricket. BULLS skipper James Hopes will tomorrow become just the second Queenslander after former captain Jimmy Maher to play 100 domestic one-day games for Queensland. And Hopes, who has also played 84 one-day matches for Australia, remembers his first one-day game for Queensland in 2001 like it was yesterday. "I remember I was shaking on the boundary - that's how nervous I was against Victoria," Hopes told couriermail.com.au. While I'm happy to play 100 games for Queensland I'm also happy that I played 80-odd games in between for Australia. Over the course of a career that's a fair bit of cricket. With Queensland to play NSW tomorrow, Hopes indicated that three Ryobi Cup games in five days were starting to take a toll on the current batch of Bulls. "Physically we're hanging in there - just," Hopes said. To be honest, the bowlers are starting to flag a little bit. It's been a tough three days on three tough wickets for fast bowlers. Queensland's Ben Cutting just missed out on an astonishing century in the Ryobi One-Day Cup match against Victoria. The all-rounder saved the Bulls when he thumped an unbeaten 98 off just 48 deliveries. Meanwhile, 20-year-old wicketkeeper Jimmy Peirson will make his debut tomorrow after regular gloveman Chris Hartley opted to rest a damaged finger. Hartley was in mild discomfort during the Bulls" two-wicket loss to Tasmania yesterday and decided to take a cautious approach given the heavy workload ahead of the team. He hurt the finger at the start of the Victorian innings on Sunday.