2
1
0
0
W
0
= 3
Match Details
SACA vs TAS 4th Match, AUS ODI Cup 2022-23
TAS
221-232.5
Tasmania won by 8 wickets 🏆
SACA
44.1220-10
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Player of the Match
Tom Rogers
Tasmania5/32
TAS - 2nd Innings| Session | Open | PASS | 10 Over | 46 | 75 | 15 Over | 102 | 98 | 20 Over | 125 | 125 | 25 Over | 168 | 162 |
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SACA - 1st Innings| Session | Open | PASS | 10 Over | 48 | 48 | 20 Over | 89 | 101 | 30 Over | 149 | 146 | 35 Over | 166 | 171 | 40 Over | 206 | 203 | 50 Over | 235 | 220 |
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That's it from our coverage of the 4th fixture of the Marsh Cup 2022-23 between South Australia and Tasmania hosted by Allan Border Field, Brisbane. We hope you enjoyed our coverage. Megh Mandaliya here, signing off on behalf of my co-commentators Tugral Azmi, Ovaise Shariff, and scorer/analyst Ghanendra. Join us on 30th September for the 5th fixture between Queensland and Tasmania See you there!
Tom Rogers has been awarded the player of the match for his 5/32.
3:20 PM IST | That concludes the 4th encounter of Marsh Cup 2022-23 between Tasmania and South Australia from the Allan Border Field, Brisbane. Tasmania has started its Marsh campaign with a colossal victory over in-form South Australia. They win this encounter by 8 wickets and attain their first points of the tournament.
In pursuit of a below-par total of 221, the Tasmanian openers started on an electrifying note and polished off the scant chance South Australia had to win this encounter. They needed early breakthroughs to sustain in this fixture, but instead, Ben McDermott and Caleb Jewell orchestrated 75 of the powerplay without losing any scalps.
The South Australian bowlers kept on delivering faulty lengths and both the openers kept toiling them. The duo was constantly striking at a run rate of above 6 and as a result, Tasmania was 162/0 at the halfway stage. Soon after, Caleb Jewell scored the second-fastest Hundred by a Tasmanian in just 76 balls, just behind his teammate Matthew Wade (65 balls). The Southpaw demonstrated his versatility and thrashed bowlers all around the park; he finished with 126(97) under his belt, including a whopping 20 fours and 1 maximum.
Similarly, Ben McDermott also managed to score 71(90), including 8 fours and 2 maximum. The right-hander played second-fiddle to Jewell and kept rotating the strike before losing his wicket to Ben Manenti. Captain Jordan Silk, the next man in, also departed early for 7(6). Manenti was the only successful bowler for South Australia tonight and he finished with 2 scalps.
Earlier in the day, after winning the toss and electing to bat first, South Australia was bundled for 220 in 44.1 overs. The men in red were off to a sedate start as they only managed to orchestrate 48 by losing three top-order wickets.
South Australia was tottering at 43/3 when Alex Carey alongside Nathan McSweeney resurrected the innings. Carey was striking the ball and playing the aggressor while McSweeney adjusted to the conditions and played the second fiddle. The turning point in the game arrived when Carey hammered Riley Meredith for 16 runs in the 12th over. The over reads: 4,4,0,4,4,0.
The left-right duo of McSweeney and Carey stitched a partnership of 86 before Peter Siddle broke the stand. McSweeney, who was dropped on 24, scored 29 (58) before edging one to the keeper and that was soon followed by a massive wicket of Carey 59 (45), including 9 fours and 1 maximum. Since that, South Australia constantly kept losing wickets and was unsuccessful to build a partnership.
For Tasmania, Tom Rogers was the pick of the bowlers as he clinched a five-wicket haul and he completed his stint on 5/32. Riley Meredith, despite being a touch expensive, grabbed a couple of wickets (2/46) while Peter Siddle, Jarrod Freeman, and Tom Andrews attained a scalp each.
Ultimately, Tasmania wins this encounter by 8 wickets and will attain five points in the points table.
In pursuit of a below-par total of 221, the Tasmanian openers started on an electrifying note and polished off the scant chance South Australia had to win this encounter. They needed early breakthroughs to sustain in this fixture, but instead, Ben McDermott and Caleb Jewell orchestrated 75 of the powerplay without losing any scalps.
The South Australian bowlers kept on delivering faulty lengths and both the openers kept toiling them. The duo was constantly striking at a run rate of above 6 and as a result, Tasmania was 162/0 at the halfway stage. Soon after, Caleb Jewell scored the second-fastest Hundred by a Tasmanian in just 76 balls, just behind his teammate Matthew Wade (65 balls). The Southpaw demonstrated his versatility and thrashed bowlers all around the park; he finished with 126(97) under his belt, including a whopping 20 fours and 1 maximum.
Similarly, Ben McDermott also managed to score 71(90), including 8 fours and 2 maximum. The right-hander played second-fiddle to Jewell and kept rotating the strike before losing his wicket to Ben Manenti. Captain Jordan Silk, the next man in, also departed early for 7(6). Manenti was the only successful bowler for South Australia tonight and he finished with 2 scalps.
Earlier in the day, after winning the toss and electing to bat first, South Australia was bundled for 220 in 44.1 overs. The men in red were off to a sedate start as they only managed to orchestrate 48 by losing three top-order wickets.
South Australia was tottering at 43/3 when Alex Carey alongside Nathan McSweeney resurrected the innings. Carey was striking the ball and playing the aggressor while McSweeney adjusted to the conditions and played the second fiddle. The turning point in the game arrived when Carey hammered Riley Meredith for 16 runs in the 12th over. The over reads: 4,4,0,4,4,0.
The left-right duo of McSweeney and Carey stitched a partnership of 86 before Peter Siddle broke the stand. McSweeney, who was dropped on 24, scored 29 (58) before edging one to the keeper and that was soon followed by a massive wicket of Carey 59 (45), including 9 fours and 1 maximum. Since that, South Australia constantly kept losing wickets and was unsuccessful to build a partnership.
For Tasmania, Tom Rogers was the pick of the bowlers as he clinched a five-wicket haul and he completed his stint on 5/32. Riley Meredith, despite being a touch expensive, grabbed a couple of wickets (2/46) while Peter Siddle, Jarrod Freeman, and Tom Andrews attained a scalp each.
Ultimately, Tasmania wins this encounter by 8 wickets and will attain five points in the points table.
32.5 H Thornton to C Jewell
1 Drifting on the middle and leg stump line. Jewell shuffles across and tickles it with soft hands towards the deep fine leg region to take a winning run. Tasmania started their campaign with an 8-wicket win over South Australia.
32.4 H Thornton to B Webster
1 Angling in onto the leg stump line. Webster goes across and turns it away to the short fine leg fielder to take a single. Scores are level.
32.3 H Thornton to B Webster
4 FOURR! This was a cracking shot played by Webster. Fuller delivery on the middle and off stump line. Webster quickly comes into the position and drills that one aerially over the umpire's head down the ground for boundary ropes.
32.2 H Thornton to B Webster
0 Length delivery and outside the off. Webster goes for the big hit but misses out completely.
32.1 H Thornton to C Jewell
1 Hard length straight into the stumps. Jewell gets the thick inside edge of the blade and the ball went past the stumps towards the deep fine leg region for a boundary.
OVER 32
Tasmania
214/2
Beau Webster
0(1)
Caleb Jewell
124(95)
Ben Manenti
2-44(9.0)
31.6 B Manenti to B Webster
0 Flighted delivery on the off. Webster leans forward to defend it comfortably down the pitch right under his eyes.
31.5 B Manenti to J Silk
W ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST HERE! Flatter delivery and outside off. Silk tries to go over the backward point fielder and only manages to slice that from the outside half of the bat which lobs straight in the hands of the fielder at the point region.
31.4 B Manenti to J Silk
0 Angling in onto the middle and leg peg. Silk goes across and nudges it towards the square leg region.
31.3 B Manenti to J Silk
4 FOURR! Length delivery and turns back into the batter. Silk changes his grip and reverse-sweeps along the ground towards the deep point region for a boundary.
31.2 B Manenti to C Jewell
1 Flighted delivery on the off. Jewell drills that one down the ground towards the long-on region for a single.
31.1 B Manenti to C Jewell
0 Flatter and outside off. Jewell covers the line of delivery and taps it through the off side.
OVER 31
Tasmania
209/1
Jordan Silk
3(3)
Caleb Jewell
123(93)
Henry Thornton
0-45(6.0)
30.6 H Thornton to J Silk
0 Fuller on the off-stump channel. Silk goes on the backfoot to steer it towards the off side.
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