Carter Gordon has thrown his hand up as the frontrunner for the Wallabies No.10 jumper, with his two-try heroics orchestrating a 26-17 triumph by the the Queensland Reds over the Waratahs at Suncorp Stadium. It took more than an hour for the match to emerge from what had been a dour affair to an enterprising thriller, once both teams shelved the endless exchange of box kicking and chanced their arm through the hands. Carter Gordon of the Reds scores the match-sealing try. Getty Images With Test coach Joe Schmidt watching from the stands, it appeared it would be New South Wales who would steal the points in Brisbane, after they broke a 7-7 deadlock – which had lasted 41 minutes – courtesy of a rolling maul try to Ioane Moananu. That scoreline had lasted since the 16th minute, after Waratahs flanker Jamie Adamson – a late inclusion for Charlie Gamble – charged over to hit back after Gordon’s bomb and Campbell’s kick pressure had set up Wallabies skipper Harry Wilson for the opening try.…