Peter Forrest leads depleted Queensland Bulls to unlikely first innings points against Adelaide FORGOTTEN Australia batsman Peter Forrest cashed in and South Australia sweated as Queensland secured first innings points against the odds in Adelaide. Forrest (129) featured in a record, 194-run, fifth-wicket stand for the Bulls against SA with Chris Hartley (89) that stymied the Redbacks attack for 70 long overs. The Bulls were 7/400 at stumps with Nathan Hauritz on 7 and Cameron Boyce 1 - a lead of 13 runs. It was a good result for the Bulls who had been decimated by a stomach bug to opener Greg Moller, allrounder Ben Cutting, and Hartley on day one. Skipper James Hopes was sidelined on match morning, too green to front. The Bulls added 92 in the second session and finally passed SA's 387 eight overs before stumps. Forrest's ton was a rare highlight on a tedious day where the early excitement centred on journalists being ejected from a lunch featuring Australian coach Darren Lehmann by officials quoting Cricket Australia instruction at Glenelg. Touted as a potential Test batsman after featuring in Australia's one-day side last year, Forrest could back his case with just 395 first class runs at 19 in 2012-13. The touch returned on a flat track for 27-year-old Forrest yesterday with 17 boundaries and three mammoth sixes. Forrest, who had filled in with the gloves for sick Hartley on Wednesday, attempted a cut off leg-spinner Adam Zampa (2/82) that resulted in an edge to Michael Klinger at slip. Chadd Sayers (1/72) bowled Hartley four overs later but the damage had already been done by the veteran Bulls. Just days after being cleared of an illegal bowling action, SA skipper Johan Botha (4/103) claimed the first four Bulls, including opener Nathan Reardon (67) before lunch. Cutting (8) endured a spicy welome, struck in the groin to cap his gastro woe and busted finger made eight before deceived by Zampa. Re-live live updates from our reporters at the grounds plus team updates.