Western Australia Vs South Australia 13th Match 16 November 2022

13th ODI • W.A.C.A. Ground • Perth

South Australia

266/6 (50)

Western Australia

270/8 (48.3)

WAU won by 2 wickets

Info

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Playing XI

Date & Time

16 Nov, 07:30 AM IST

Venue

W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth

Match

13th ODI,

Australia Domestic One-Day Cup

Toss

Western Australia elected to bowl

Pitch Report

1st Innings

255Avg Runs

8Avg Wkts

2nd Innings

203Avg Runs

8Avg Wkts

Playing XILineups Out

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

WAU

6- 2

SOA

Team Form (Recent 5 Matches, Latest First)

Western Australia

South Australia

Players to Watch

Top Batters

Josh Philippe

WAU . WK

291 Runs

4 Matches

Nathan McSweeney

SOA . ALL

217 Runs

4 Matches

Jake Lehmann

SOA . BAT

149 Runs

4 Matches

Top Bowlers

Andrew Tye

WAU . BOWL

9 Wkts

4 Matches

Jason Behrendorff

WAU . BOWL

7 Wkts

4 Matches

Benjamin Manenti

SOA . BOWL

7 Wkts

4 Matches

SOA s

WAU s

Info

South Australia s

266/6 (50)

Batters

Henry Hunt

103

137

75.18

c J Inglis b JS Paris

Jake Weatherald

46.94

c J Inglis b AM Hardie

Nathan McSweeney

96.23

c AJ Turner b DJM Short

Thomas Kelly

116.67

c AM Hardie b M Kelly

Jake Lehmann

148.00

Not out

Ben Manenti

130.00

c JS Paris b A Tye

Nathan McAndrew

50.00

c JS Paris b A Tye

Extras

(B: 1, LB: 2, NB: 0, W: 7)

TOTAL

(50 Ov, RR: 5.32)

266/6

Did not Bat

Harry Nielsen, Wes Agar, Harry Conway, Henry Thornton

Bowlers

EXT

5.20

3.60

6.50

4.50

5.30

6.50

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Jake Weatherald

c J Inglis b AM Hardie

1-64

16.5

Nathan McSweeney

c AJ Turner b DJM Short

2-177

38.2

Henry Hunt

c J Inglis b JS Paris

3-191

41.3

Thomas Kelly

c AM Hardie b M Kelly

4-235

46.3

Ben Manenti

c JS Paris b A Tye

5-264

49.3

Nathan McAndrew

c JS Paris b A Tye

6-266

49.6

Western Australia s

270/8 (48.3)

Batters

Josh Philippe

90.16

c BAD Manenti b HTRJY Thornton

D'Arcy Short

75.00

b NJ McAndrew

Cameron Bancroft

76.79

b NJ McAndrew

Josh Inglis

121.43

c NA McSweeney b HTRJY Thornton

Ashton Turner

50.00

c H Nielsen b WA Agar

Hilton Cartwright

0.00

c H Nielsen b WA Agar

Aaron Hardie

68.42

c HJ Hunt b HTRJY Thornton

Joel Paris

136.36

Not out

Matthew Kelly

0.00

b BAD Manenti

Andrew Tye *

137.50

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 5, NB: 0, W: 5)

TOTAL

(48.3 Ov, RR: 5.57)

270/8

Did not Bat

Jason Behrendorff

Bowlers

EXT

5.56

5.50

4.20

9.3

6.42

Henry Thornton

5.70

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

D'Arcy Short

b NJ McAndrew

1-65

13.5

Josh Philippe

c BAD Manenti b HTRJY Thornton

2-96

19.1

Cameron Bancroft

b NJ McAndrew

3-161

31.3

Ashton Turner

c H Nielsen b WA Agar

4-220

38.6

Hilton Cartwright

c H Nielsen b WA Agar

5-222

40.5

Josh Inglis

c NA McSweeney b HTRJY Thornton

6-238

43.5

Aaron Hardie

c HJ Hunt b HTRJY Thornton

7-249

45.5

Matthew Kelly

b BAD Manenti

8-254

46.4

Match Info

Date & Time

16 Nov, 07:30 AM IST

Venue

W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth

Match

13th ODI,

Australia Domestic One-Day Cup

Toss

Western Australia elected to bowl

0 1 2 3 W 0

Over 46

Runs: 6

4 0 0 W 0 0

Over 47

Runs: 4

1 1 1 1wd 4 1lb 0

Over 48

Runs: 9

0 0 0 6

Over 49

Runs: 6

All Overs

Commentary

That is all we have from this encounter of the Marsh Cup. Till the next time, this is me (Arya Sekhar Chakraborty) signing off on the behalf of my fellow commentator Pragadeesh. Keep following Sportskeeda for all sports-related articles and match commentaries. Cheers!!!!

Western Australia beat South Australia by 2 wickets (with 9 deliveries remaining)

Josh Inglis 85(70), Josh Philippe 55(61) | Andrew Tye 2/53

Henry Hunt 103(137), Jake Lehmann 37(25) | Henry Thornton 3/57, Nathan McAndrew 2/42

Riding on an exceptional knock by Josh Inglis (85 off 70), Western Australia managed to chase down the tricky target of 267 despite a stutter towards the latter stages of the run-chase. Just a two-wicket victory in the end, but Western Australia will definitely take that. They have just managed to prevail in this game.

The openers needed to provide a good start to Western Australia and it was exactly what Josh Philippe and D’Arcy Short did. They took their time initially but once set, they brought their full array of shots and made full use of the fielding restrictions in the first 10 overs. The opening partnership of 65 runs came to an end when Nathan McAndrew breached through the defense of Short with a peach of a delivery.

Cameron Bancroft came out all guns blazing and looked in great touch right from the outset. Philippe had to depart after scoring a fine half-century but couldn’t quite convert it into a big one. From there on, it was some sensible batting by Bancroft and Josh Inglis which put Western Australia firmly on top.

They rotated the strike and found the boundaries whenever there was an opportunity presented by the South Australia bowlers. Bancroft had to depart when he played one onto his stumps after sharing a 65-run stand with Inglis. Ashton Turner and Hilton Cartwright had a poor day in the office, scoring 8 and 0 respectively.

However, Inglis ensured that WA was still on top as he played some exceptional shots and never allowed the required rate to creep up. He smashed 9 fours and a six during his 70-ball 85 which laid the foundation for the run-chase. However, his dismissal at a crucial juncture of the game made things interesting.

Aaron Hardie and Matthew Kelly were also dismissed cheaply and all of a sudden, Western Australia were 8 down and needed some sensible batting from Joel Paris and Andrew Tye to get them over the finishing line. Andrew Tye was the man to hit the winning runs, smashing Ben Manenti over the mid-off fence for a maximum to take WA home in the penultimate over.

Earlier in the day, South Australia managed to post a competitive score of 266 in their allotted 50 overs. Henry Hunt played the sheet anchor’s role, scoring a well-composed 103 off 137 deliveries. Jake Lehmann provided some late impetus, scoring 37 off 25 deliveries to get South Australia to a score of some semblance.

48.3 Ben Manenti to Andrew Tye, SIX! Tye seals it for Western Australia with a big hit over long-off. Manenti pitches the ball up but it ended up in the slot, Tye smacks it with ease and it goes all the way for a maximum

48.2 Ben Manenti to Andrew Tye, drags the length back again, Tye pulls it short mid-wicket. No run

48.1 Ben Manenti to Andrew Tye, on a good length on middle stump, Tye pushes it back to the bowler

48.1 Ben Manenti to Andrew Tye, WIDE! Quicker and flatter delivery but it's going down the leg-side

overs

263 /8 score

1lb

runs

Joel Paris *

15 (11)

Andrew Tye

5 (5)

Harry Conway

0 /50

47.6 Harry Conway to Joel Paris, short of a length delivery angling on middle stump, Paris sways out

47.5 Harry Conway to Andrew Tye, low full toss going down the leg-side, Tye shuffles across and tries to clip but the ball ricochets off his pad and goes to fine leg

47.4 Harry Conway to Andrew Tye, FOUR! Back of a length delivery angling in, Tye slams the pull in front of the square on the leg-side. The ball beats the diving deep mid-wicket fielder and races to the fence

47.4 Harry Conway to Andrew Tye, WIDE!

47.3 Harry Conway to Joel Paris, DROPPED! What have you done McSweeney? Short of a length delivery, Paris attempts a pull shot, gets a top edge and it goes straight to deep square leg. The fielder bends low but dropped a dolly eventually

47.2 Harry Conway to Andrew Tye, fuller delivery angling on off-stump, Tye drives it towards mid-off and scampers for a single

47.1 Harry Conway to Joel Paris, slow delivery into the pitch outside leg-stump, Paris helps it to fine leg and gets a single

Things have gotten very very interesting with the wicket of Matthew Kelly in the previous over. Just 13 more required but only 2 wickets in hand. This is going down to the wire here.

Harry Conway [8-0-42-0] is back into the attack.

overs

254 /8 score