10. George Bailey (C)

First Class Debut: v NSW 2004/05
What posters did you have in your room as a child: Pat Cash, Stefan Edberg and the Baywatch gang (including Hoff)
Who makes you laugh most: Mark Stewart
What talent do you wish you had: Play the Jazz Flute
What songs do you sing in the shower: No singing, all business
What filling do you most like in a sandwich Chicken, cheese and mayo
Favourite place to be: The changerooms after a win

24-year-old George Bailey was handed the captaincy when Marsh tore his calf at crunch time in the Tigers' Pura Cup campaign in 2006-07. A powerful striker, Bailey is a former national under-19 player, and the great-great-grandson of George Herbert Bailey, who was part of the 1878 Australian touring squad to England. Bailey posted his fifth first-class century in 2007-08 during a partnership with captain Dan Marsh against the Bulls followed by a half century in the 2nd innings. He also captained the Tigers throughout their Twenty20 campaign and was named Man-of-the-Match at a Twenty20 home match where he bludgeoned 54 from only 38 balls. Bailey has partially completed a Bachelor of Commerce.