Having played over 50 First-class matches and picked up 200-plus wickets, Luke Feldman is a right arm pacer who represents Queensland in the Sheffield Shield tournament. He was a policeman in the north Queensland country town of Charters Towers before shifting his focus to cricket. Feldman made his first-class debut almost a decade ago for Queensland and has been a regular member of the Bulls since then. With fourteen 4-wicket hauls and seven 5-wicket hauls in FC cricket, Feldman is one of the strike bowers for the team.

Feldman made his Sheffield Shield debut against Victoria following a 3-wicket haul against West Indies in a tour game. Though he was playing cricket at that time, he's known for his famous mid-night arrest of an intruder who walked into his hotel room. In March 2018, Feldman scored his maiden first-class fifty against Western Australia. Coming to bat at number 11, Luke smacked an aggressive 38-ball 52 that comprised of four boundaries and three sixes. The opposition was stunned by Feldman's belligerence and it was a contest Queesland won comprehensively by whipping Western Australia by 211 runs.