New South Wales v South Australia at Sydney, 4 Feb 1996

Mercantile Mutual Cup, 1995-96
New South Wales v South Australia
Sydney Cricket Ground
4 February 1996 (50-over match)

Result: South Australia won by 3 wickets
Points: South Australia 2, New South Wales 0

Toss: New South Wales
Umpires: WA Cameron and DB Hair
TV Umpire: AJ Morgan
Man of the Match: KJ Roberts

New South Wales innings (50 overs maximum)                      R   M   B  4 6
MJ Slater             c Nielsen          b Wigney               1   3   5  0 0
ME Waugh              c Blewett          b Wigney              16  57  29  0 0
MG Bevan              c May              b Gillespie            8  19  20  0 0
S Lee                 c Siddons          b Gillespie            2  10   9  0 0
KJ Roberts            c Scuderi          b Gillespie          101 157 128  7 1
R Chee Quee           c Nielsen          b Lehmann             80 103  84  9 0
SM Thompson           c Brayshaw         b Gillespie           21  27  21  2 0
ND Maxwell            not out                                   3   7   3  0 0
*+PA Emery            not out                                   4   4   4  0 0
Extras                (lb 4, w 2, nb 6)                        12
Total                 (7 wickets, 50 overs, 197 mins)         248

DNB: BE McNamara, AJ Kershler.

FoW: 1-2 (Slater), 2-18 (Bevan), 3-24 (Lee), 4-46 (Waugh),
    5-202 (Chee Quee), 6-237 (Thompson), 7-239 (Roberts).

Bowling                      O      M      R      W
Wigney                      10      1     30      2 (1nb)
Gillespie                   10      0     46      4 (1w, 2nb)
Scuderi                      5      0     34      0 (1w)
May                          8      0     43      0
Blewett                      8      0     42      0
Lehmann                      7      0     34      1
Brayshaw                     2      0     15      0

South Australia innings (target: 249 runs from 50 overs)        R   M   B  4 6
DS Lehmann                               b Lee                 67 123  94  6 0
PC Nobes                                 b McNamara             0   2   1  0 0
GS Blewett            c Lee              b Thompson            13  35  30  1 0
*JD Siddons                              b Lee                 58  96  78  5 0
DS Webber             run out (Maxwell)                         1   9   9  0 0
JA Brayshaw                              b Maxwell             35  56  35  2 0
JC Scuderi            not out                                  55  63  56  3 0
+TJ Nielsen           run out (Bevan)                           3   9   2  0 0
JN Gillespie          not out                                   0   1   0  0 0
Extras                (lb 10, w 3, nb 4)                       17
Total                 (7 wickets, 50 overs, 203 mins)         249

DNB: TBA May, BN Wigney.

FoW: 1-2 (Nobes), 2-43 (Blewett), 3-145 (Lehmann),
    4-147 (Webber), 5-147 (Siddons), 6-230 (Brayshaw),
    7-248 (Nielsen).

Bowling                      O      M      R      W
McNamara                     9      1     38      1 (1w)
Lee                         10      2     37      2 (1w, 1nb)
Thompson                     8      0     49      1
Maxwell                     10      1     54      1 (1nb)
Waugh                       10      1     41      0 (1w)
Kershler                     3      0     20      0

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• 12th Men: CJ Richards (New South Wales) and P Wilson (South Australia)
• Scorers: EW Cosgrove (New South Wales) and DJ Evans (South Australia)
• KJ Roberts 50 (87 mins, 66 balls, 4x4, 1x6)
• KJ Roberts 100 (151 mins, 126 balls, 7x4, 1x6)
• R Chee Quee 50 (82 mins, 67 balls, 5x4)
• Roberts/Chee Quee 5th wicket partnership 156 (103 mins, 177 balls)
• DS Lehmann 50 (93 mins, 71 balls, 5x4)
• JD Siddons 50 (72 mins, 57 balls, 5x4)
• JC Scuderi 50 (58 mins, 52 balls, 3x4)
• Lehmann/Siddons 3rd wicket partnership 102 (84 mins, 136 balls)
• Brayshaw/Scuderi 6th wicket partnership 83 (51 mins, 81 balls)
• Attendance: 11142
• The match was originally scored as a NSW win by 1 run, however scorers failed to notice a noball given for a waist high full toss that was hit for four (hence scoring six). This error was fixed after the game and resulted in the South Australia total moving to 249.