a14597	Queensland v Tasmania
	ING Cup 2002/03
Venue	Brisbane Cricket Ground, Woolloongabba, Brisbane on 27th October 2002 (50-over match)
Balls per over	6
Players	12 per side (11 to bat and field)
Toss	Queensland won the toss and decided to field
Result	Queensland won by 13 runs (Duckworth/Lewis method)
Points	Queensland 4; Tasmania 0
Umpires	BNJ Oxenford, PD Parker
TV umpire	DL Orchard
Scorers	BL FitzGerald, JI Harris
Player of the Match	JP Maher

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Tasmania innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s	S-Rate
MJ Di Venuto	c Seccombe b Kasprowicz	5	12	9	-	-	41.67
MG Dighton	b Brant	10	23	30	2	-	43.48
SR Watson	c Seccombe b Brant	8	19	27	-	-	42.11
GT Cunningham	c Love b Brant	7	16	34	1	-	43.75
*J Cox	c Hauritz b Hopes	78	91	119	9	-	85.71
DJ Marsh	c Nash b Noffke	18	30	34	3	-	60.00
+SG Clingeleffer	st Seccombe b Hauritz	24	51	62	1	-	47.06
GJ Bailey	not out	12	19	12	-	-	63.16
DG Wright	b Hopes	4	11	14	-	-	36.36
XJ Doherty	lbw b Hopes	0	1	1	-	-	0.00
AR Griffith	b Hopes	0	3	1	-	-	0.00
GJ Denton	did not bat
Extras	(4 b, 1 lb, 1 nb, 2 w)	8
Total	(all out, 182 minutes, 45.5 overs)	174
Fall of wickets:
1-6 (Di Venuto, 2.2 ov), 2-20 (Dighton, 7.5 ov), 3-23 (Watson, 9.1 ov), 4-52 (Cunningham, 15.5 ov), 5-87 (Marsh, 24.2 ov), 6-153 (Cox, 39.3 ov), 7-159 (Clingeleffer, 40.6 ov), 8-174 (Wright, 45.1 ov), 9-174 (Doherty, 45.2 ov), 10-174 (Griffith, 45.5 ov)

Queensland bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls	S-Rate	Econ
Kasprowicz	7	1	20	1	-	-	42.00	2.86
Brant	9	0	35	3	-	1	18.00	3.89
Noffke	7	3	26	1	1	-	42.00	3.71
Symonds	7	3	21	0	-	-	-	3.00
Hopes	8.5	0	34	4	1	-	13.25	3.85
Hauritz	7	0	33	1	-	-	42.00	4.71

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Queensland innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s	S-Rate
ML Love	c Marsh b Wright	7	12	10	1	-	58.33
*JP Maher	c Clingeleffer b Griffith	59	73	112	9	-	80.82
LA Carseldine	c Di Venuto b Denton	6	19	22	1	-	31.58
CT Perren	not out	36	58	78	3	-	62.07
A Symonds	did not bat
BP Nash	did not bat
JR Hopes	did not bat
+WA Seccombe	did not bat
AA Noffke	did not bat
NM Hauritz	did not bat
MS Kasprowicz	did not bat
SA Brant	did not bat
Extras	(3 lb, 1 nb, 5 w)	9
Total	(3 wickets, 112 minutes, 26.5 overs)	117
Fall of wickets:
1-10 (Love, 2.2 ov), 2-26 (Carseldine, 7.2 ov), 3-117 (Maher, 26.5 ov)

Tasmania bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls	S-Rate	Econ
Wright	8	1	26	1	-	-	48.00	3.25
Denton	5	1	24	1	2	1	30.00	4.80
Griffith	5.5	0	21	1	2	-	35.00	3.60
Watson	4	0	29	0	1	-	-	7.25
Doherty	2	0	8	0	-	-	-	4.00
Marsh	2	0	6	0	-	-	-	3.00

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Notes
--> Queensland target was 131 runs in 31 overs
--> When play was halted Queensland needed to have scored 105 runs to win
--> Tasmania innings: 50 in 14.5 overs, 61 minutes
--> Tasmania innings: 100 in 28.2 overs, 116 minutes
--> Tasmania innings: 150 in 38.4 overs, 154 minutes
--> Queensland innings: 50 in 12.5 overs, 57 minutes
--> Queensland innings: 100 in 22.5 overs, 99 minutes
--> AR Griffith made his debut in List A matches
--> J Cox 50 in 63 balls, 82 minutes with 8 fours
--> JP Maher 50 in 53 balls, 83 minutes with 8 fours
--> SA Brant achieved his best innings bowling analysis in List A matches when he dismissed SR Watson in the Tasmania innings (previous best was 1-31)
--> J Cox and SG Clingeleffer added 50 in 80 balls, 50 minutes for the Tasmania 6th wicket
--> JP Maher and CT Perren added 50 in 58 balls, 40 minutes for the Queensland 3rd wicket

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Hours of play: 9.00am - 12.30pm, 1.00pm - 4.00pm
Trump Players: CT Perren (Queensland) and MG Dighton (Tasmania)
Rain stopped play at 1:33pm after 7.0 overs in Queensland's innings with the score at 26/1. Play recommenced at 2:30pm, the target was revised to 156 runs from 40 overs
Rain stopped play at 3:42pm after 24.5 overs in Queensland's innings with the score at 106/2. Play recommenced at 4:21pm, the target was revised to 131 from 31 overs
JP Maher's statistics include an all run four
Rain stopped play at 4:29pm at the fall of the 3rd wicket (117/3). The final target was calculated as 105 from 26.5 overs and Queensland declared the winner.
The D/L target for 31 overs was incorrectly calculated and should have been 115, so if the correct target had been in force Queensland would have already won before the final interruption.

 

 

 

 

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