Victoria vs Tasmania, Match 2 - Live Cricket Score

The Marsh Cup, 2023 | 25 Sep 2023, Mon, 5:35 AM IST | Junction Oval, Melbourne

ResultVictoria won by 3 wickets

TAS

224/10 (50 ov)

VIC

229/7 (44.5 ov)

Batter	R	B	4s	6s	SR
Caleb JewellCaleb Jewellc W Sutherland b SM Boland	13	16	2	0	81.25
Jake WeatheraldJake Weatheraldc F O'Neill b SM Elliott	28	61	4	0	45.90
Macalister WrightMacalister Wrightlbw b SM Boland	0	2	0	0	0.00
Jordan SilkJordan Silk(c)c (sub Mitchell Perry) b W Sutherland	11	34	0	0	32.35
Matthew WadeMatthew Wade(wk)c SB Harper b J Merlo	25	51	2	0	49.02
Beau WebsterBeau Websterc TR Murphy b SM Elliott	83	86	9	1	96.51
Mitchell OwenMitchell Owenb F O'Neill	16	22	0	0	72.73
Paddy DooleyPaddy Dooleyrunout (SB Harper / MS Harris)	1	4	0	0	25.00
Sam RainbirdSam Rainbirdrunout (TF Rogers)	21	15	3	1	140.00
Riley MeredithRiley Meredithrunout (SB Harper)	4	3	0	0	133.33
Billy StanlakeBilly StanlakeNot out	8	6	1	0	133.33
Extra( b - 0, w - 6, no - 0, lb - 8, p - 0 )	14
Total( 4.48 Runs per over )	224 (10 Wkts, 50 Ov)

Fall of Wickets

17-1 (Caleb Jewell, 4.6), 21-2 (Macalister Wright, 6.2), 55-3 (Jordan Silk, 16.5), 72-4 (Jake Weatherald, 22.3), 115-5 (Matthew Wade, 34.4), 167-6 (Mitchell Owen, 42.4), 169-7 (Paddy Dooley, 43.4), 199-8 (Sam Rainbird, 47.4), 215-9 (Beau Webster, 48.5), 224-10 (Riley Meredith, 49.6)

Bowler	Ov	M	R	W	WD	Eco
Scott Boland	10	0	30	2	0	3.00
Fergus ONeill	10	1	36	1	3	3.60
Will Sutherland	10	0	54	1	0	5.40
Todd Murphy	10	1	32	0	1	3.20
Sam Elliott	8	0	53	2	2	6.63
Jonathan Merlo	2	0	11	1	0	5.50

Batter	R	B	4s	6s	SR
Tom RogersTom Rogersc MS Wade b MJ Owen	45	49	5	1	91.84
Sam HarperSam Harperc JB Weatherald b RP Meredith	10	12	1	0	83.33
Marcus HarrisMarcus Harrisc MS Wade b Bj Stanlake	26	38	3	0	68.42
Peter HandscombPeter Handscomb(c)b BJ Webster	51	42	7	1	121.43
Campbell KellawayCampbell Kellawayc JC Silk b SL Rainbird	46	71	5	0	64.79
Jonathan MerloJonathan Merlob BJ Webster	9	12	0	0	75.00
Will SutherlandWill SutherlandNot out	29	20	1	2	145.00
Sam ElliottSam Elliottc MS Wade b Bj Stanlake	2	10	0	0	20.00
Fergus ONeillFergus ONeillNot out	5	15	0	0	33.33
Did Not Bat: Scott Boland, Todd Murphy
Extra( b - 0, w - 2, no - 0, lb - 4, p - 0 )	6
Total( 5.11 Runs per over )	229 (7 Wkts, 44.5 Ov)

Fall of Wickets

12-1 (Sam Harper, 3.2), 74-2 (Marcus Harris, 15.3), 110-3 (Tom Rogers, 18.6), 158-4 (Peter Handscomb, 29.2), 172-5 (Jonathan Merlo, 33.4), 210-6 (Campbell Kellaway, 38.5), 214-7 (Sam Elliott, 40.6)

Bowler	Ov	M	R	W	WD	Eco
Sam Rainbird	7	0	47	1	0	6.71
Riley Meredith	10	2	29	1	0	2.90
Paddy Dooley	10	0	52	0	0	5.20
Billy Stanlake	9.5	0	61	2	2	6.20
Mitchell Owen	4	0	19	1	0	4.75
Beau Webster	4	0	17	2	0	4.25

Info

Series

The Marsh Cup

Date & Time

25 Sep 2023, Mon, 5:35 AM IST

Toss

Victoria elected to bowl

Venue

Junction Oval, Melbourne

Umpires

Shawn Craig (Australia), Kevin O'Neill (Australia)

Match Referee

Bob Parry (Australia)

Weather Report

Clear Sky

Pitch Condition

Batting

Avg 1st Inning Score

220

Win Prediction

Victoria

Preview

Victoria will lock horns with Tasmania in the 2nd match of the Australia One Day Cup at the Junction Oval in Melbourne on September 25. Victoria seems to have been in good form, winning three of their last five games, while Tasmania have not been too great, failing to win any of their last five outings.

Victoria had played off against South Australia in their last match, where South Australia won the toss and elected to bowl. Victoria did not start too well and lost two wickets within the first powerplay itself. James Seymour tried really hard from his end, but wickets kept falling from the other end, and the team was bowled out for just 136. South Australia started really strong, with their opening stand lasting for 116 runs, making the chase just a formality. They won the match easily by eight wickets with 24 overs to spare.

Tasmania had played off against Western Australia in their last encounter, where Tasmania won the toss and elected to bat. Tasmania was a bit slow at the start, but a century from Caleb Jewell gave them a solid base on which the middle order piled up runs and propelled them to a strong total of 285. Western Australia were simply sensational right from the start of their chase, as they had an opening partnership of 134 runs in just 15 overs. The match was interrupted by rain, and the new target was set to be 192, which Western Australia chased easily and won the match by six wickets.