Oz domestic one-dayers.

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SA 3/171 after 36 overs v. Tas. Weatherald 79, Meredith 2/27

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4/192 after40 overs.

Silk 71, McDermott 87*.

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5/214. McDermott 95*.

Tas. needs 23 from 30 balls.

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Tasmania won with an over to spare, and by 3 wickets.

McDermott 102*

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Records tumble as Short thumps one-day 257 for WA

https://www.theage.com.au/sport/cricket ... 506ou.html

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WA 387 from 47 overs. Short 257 (148 balls) with 23 sixes.

Kuhnemann 3/50.

Q'land 271. Heazett 107 from 102 balls, Lynn 58, Tye 6/46.

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SA batting first v. Victoria.

1/27 in the 8th. over.

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2/42 after 10 overs.

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2/69 after 18 overs.

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Today. Blues v. Bushies. Knock out.

Start delayed by rain.

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Bushrangers: Peter Handscomb (c), Matt Short, Glenn Maxwell, Nic Maddinson, Marcus Harris, Seb Gotch (wk), Andrew Fekete, Jackson Coleman, Travis Dean, Chris Tremain, Fawad Ahmed

Blues: Daniel Hughes, Jack Edwards, Kurtis Patterson, Moises Henriques, Nick Larkin, Peter Nevill (c/wk), Daniel Sams, Chris Green, Steve O'Keefe, Sean Abbott, Josh Hazlewood

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Should the match be abandoned, Victoria would progress to Sunday's semi-final against Western Australia in Melbourne due to their superior net run rate, which is just 0.02 ahead of the Blues.

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... and so it transpired.

"Victoria will play Western Australia in Sunday's second JLT One-Day Cup semi-final after relentless rain washed out today's qualifying final against NSW in Sydney." - cricket.com.au

Happy the Bushies got through, albeit by a cigarette paper, and feeling for Blues' fans.

[Donny]

Victoria 332 (49.5 overs). Handscomb 80, Harris 73, Maddinsun 58, Coulter-Nile 3/50.