Domestic one day tournament starts today

SA against the CA X1

Last score I heard was SA 5/131 in the 31st over

final scores

S.A.

9/254

Valente 100

CA X1

3/256

Carder 102
Webster 121

obviously batting first in day games is a recipe for disaster but when playing a team full of (definitely promising) kids a state team shouldn't be comprehensively beaten

Somewhat embarrassing start to the season

S.A was put into bat this morning against Queensland & a short time ago were 5/100 in the 26th over

This can be viewed on the Cricket Australia website, through its live streaming service

The Redbacks' recovered to finish at 8/240 after their allotted 50 overs

Tom Cooper 111 not out (115 balls)

Although the total would be below what would be needed it at least gives the bowlers something to bowl at & a couple of early wickets & you never know, having said that I'd expect the Bulls to win comfortably

Great start by The Redbacks, Queensland after 9 overs are 4/49 with the Redbacks now favoured to win

Queensland all out 157

S.A won by 83 runs

Obviously Tom Cooper man of the match

www.espncricinfo.com/story/_/id/20894363/why-fake-fielding-law-relevant

What the ...

Scrappy wrote:www.espncricinfo.com/story/_/id/20894363/why-fake-fielding-law-relevant

What the ...

That is a new one for me. What a load of crap, it is up to the batsman to be aware of the circumstances.
Does this mean that all sledging will now cop a 5 run penalty?

On that basis why is there not a penalty for the batsman who pretends to charge the bowler but quickly drops back in his crease for a shorter delivery?

UncleHuey wrote:

Scrappy wrote:www.espncricinfo.com/story/_/id/20894363/why-fake-fielding-law-relevant

What the ...

That is a new one for me. What a load of crap, it is up to the batsman to be aware of the circumstances.
Does this mean that all sledging will now cop a 5 run penalty?

On that basis why is there not a penalty for the batsman who pretends to charge the bowler but quickly drops back in his crease for a shorter delivery?

C'mon, that was my only shot left when I got older

The Redbacks beat NSW today comfortably by almost 50 runs, can’t remember the actual scores, Ross & Weatherald scored 100’s while Sundays century maker Tom Cooper was a first ball duck today...I’ll put the scores up after work

S.A. v W.A

S.A. 7/330

Ferguson 169 (138 balls)

W.A. 6/325

Klinger 143 (138 balls)

M. Marsh 124 (101 balls)

for most of the Western Australian innings it looked like they were cruising to a win, but when Klinger & Marsh went out in two successive deliveries giving Sayers a hat trick chance, the whole momentum of the match changed

Ferguson got the motm gong