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Australia - Sheffield Shield - Domestic First ClassOctober 4 - October 7
Domestic First Class (Match 3)
Finished
Western Australia
New South Wales
161/10
156/10
170/10
221/10
New South Wales win by 74 runs
55.1Hadley to A Agar156/10
Clean Bowled. OUT! Bowled. Ryan Hadley to Ashton Agar. Length ball, driving, Edged. New South Wales have bowled themselves to victory by 74 runs in well under two sessions of play on the final day, despite a quickfire last wicket partnership between Agar and Paris. WA never looked in the hunt today as wickets consistently fell throughout the top and middle order. The NSW seamers made the most of friendly bowling conditions across the match, and their total of 221 in the second innings, the highest of the match, proved vital in setting up this win.
47.3Hatcher to C Rocchiccioli103/9
Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Liam Hatcher to Corey Rocchiccioli. Back of a length, Fended, Played to short leg, caught by Konstas.
45.5Hatcher to C Gannon98/8
Clean Bowled. OUT! Bowled. Liam Hatcher to Cameron Gannon. Length ball, pushing, missed.
43.5Hatcher to M Kelly94/7
Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Liam Hatcher to Matthew Kelly. Back of a length, pushing, Edged to third slip, caught by Hadley.
42.3Lyon to H Cartwright93/6
Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Nathan Lyon to Hilton Cartwright. Length ball, pushing, Edged to short leg, caught by Konstas.
33.2Stobo to J Curtis81/5
Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Charlie Stobo to Joel Curtis. Length ball, defending, Edged to second slip, caught by Hadley.
33.1Stobo to C Green81/4
Catch OUT. OUT! Caught & Bowled. Charlie Stobo to Cameron Green. Length ball, driving, Played back to bowler, caught by Stobo.
25.3Hadley to S Whiteman60/3
Clean Bowled. OUT! Bowled. Ryan Hadley to Sam Whiteman. Length ball, defending, missed.
17.5Hatcher to J Goodwin39/2
Clean Bowled. OUT! Bowled. Liam Hatcher to Jayden Goodwin. Length ball, Leave,.
5.4Hadley to C Bancroft13/1
Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Ryan Hadley to Cameron Bancroft. Length ball, defending, Edged, caught by Gilkes.
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