The 11th ODI of the Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2024-25 will feature South Australia facing off against Victoria. Both teams will be looking to improve on their recent performances, making this a crucial match for both sides. Here’s a detailed match preview, including team lineups, pitch and weather conditions, and a prediction of who might win.
Match Details
- Match: SAUS vs VIC, 11th Match, Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2024-25
- Date: Wednesday, November 06, 2024
- Time: 5:05 AM (Local Time)
- Venue: Karen Rolton Oval, Adelaide, South Australia
Broadcast Details
- Live Streaming: Available on FanCode
Team Previews
South Australia Preview
South Australia’s recent performance was underwhelming, as they were bowled out for 218 runs and lost by 9 wickets in their last game. Captain Nathan McSweeney led the charge with an impressive 137, anchoring the middle order to lift the team to a decent score. However, most of the other batters struggled, with only Thomas Kelly (29) contributing a small cameo.
Key Players:
- Nathan McSweeney (Captain): Played an excellent knock last game and will be crucial for South Australia’s middle order.
- Spencer Johnson & Nathan McAndrew: Both pacers can trouble the batters, and South Australia will depend on them to pick up early wickets.
- Lloyd Pope: While he was expensive in the previous match, his ability to take crucial wickets can turn the game around.
South Australia Squad:
Alex Carey (wk), Nathan McSweeney (c), Jake Fraser-McGurk, Daniel Drew, Mackenzie Harvey, Thomas Kelly, Liam Scott, Nathan McAndrew, Henry Thornton, Spencer Johnson, Lloyd Pope, Harry Nielsen, Wes Agar, Ben Manenti, Henry Hunt, Jordan Buckingham
Victoria Preview
Victoria comes into this match after a heavy defeat, as they were bowled out for 196 runs, losing by a margin of 140 runs. Mathew Short stood out with a dynamic 58-ball 80, while Marcus Harris, Will Sutherland, and Glenn Maxwell made starts but could not convert them. Victoria’s bowling attack struggled to contain the opposition, conceding 332/8 in 45 overs, with Peter Siddle’s impressive 5/49 being the highlight.
Key Players:
- Mathew Short: Known for his aggressive batting, Short will aim to give Victoria a strong start at the top.
- Peter Siddle: With five wickets in his last outing, Siddle remains a key weapon for Victoria’s bowling attack.
- Todd Murphy & Samuel Elliott: Both bowlers will be expected to support Siddle and restrict South Australia’s scoring rate.
Victoria Squad:
Sam Harper (wk), Will Sutherland (c), Marcus Harris, Josh Brown, Peter Handscomb, Thomas Rogers, Samuel Elliott, Fergus O’Neill, Todd Murphy, Peter Siddle, Jonathan Merlo, Xavier Crone, Mitchell Perry, Campbell Kellaway
Pitch and Weather Report
Pitch Report:
Karen Rolton Oval is generally a good batting surface, with the ball coming onto the bat nicely. However, bowlers who hit the right lengths can extract bounce and movement early on. A par score at this venue could be around 250+, and teams may prefer to bat first to set a challenging target.
Weather Conditions:
The weather in Adelaide is expected to be warm and sunny, with temperatures around 26°C and little chance of rain. Conditions should be ideal for a full day of play.
Toss Prediction:
Winning the toss and opting to bat first could be advantageous, given the nature of the pitch and the warm conditions.
Score Prediction
- If South Australia Bat First: 254+
- If Victoria Bat First: 231+
Winning Chances
- South Australia: 57%
- Victoria: 43%
Match Prediction
South Australia seems to have the edge in this encounter based on recent individual performances and a balanced squad. While Victoria has strong individual players like Short and Siddle, South Australia’s cohesive lineup and their depth in both batting and bowling give them a slight advantage.
Predicted Winner: South Australia
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