All scoresTasmania won by 57 runs (DLS Method)
New South Wales158/1026.0 ov
Tasmania203/1029.1 ov
Tasmania won by 57 runs (DLS Method)
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Alert history
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- Match finishedTasmania won by 57 runs (DLS Method)
- Wicket — New South Wales 158/10Innings 2 at 158 all out.
- New South Wales innings endedNew South Wales all out for 158.
- Wicket — New South Wales 157/9Innings 2 at 157/9.
- Wicket — New South Wales 143/8Innings 2 at 143/8.
- Wicket — New South Wales 121/7Innings 2 at 121/7.
- Wicket — New South Wales 107/6Innings 2 at 107/6.
- Wicket — New South Wales 103/5Innings 2 at 103/5.
- Wicket — New South Wales 101/4Innings 2 at 101/4.
- Wicket — New South Wales 44/3Innings 2 at 44/3.
- Wicket — New South Wales 18/2Innings 2: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Wicket — New South Wales 18/1Innings 2: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Wicket — Tasmania 203/10Innings 1 at 203 all out.
- Tasmania innings endedTasmania all out for 203.
- Wicket — Tasmania 203/9Innings 1 at 203/9.
- Wicket — Tasmania 190/8Innings 1 at 190/8.
- Wicket — Tasmania 169/7Innings 1 at 169/7.
- Wicket — Tasmania 158/6Innings 1: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Wicket — Tasmania 158/5Innings 1: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Wicket — Tasmania 157/4Innings 1 at 157/4.
- Wicket — Tasmania 153/3Innings 1 at 153/3.
- Wicket — Tasmania 143/2Innings 1 at 143/2.
- Wicket — Tasmania 63/1Innings 1 at 63/1.
- Match startedNew South Wales vs Tasmania is under way at Cricket Central, Sydney.
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