Cricket Scores
All scoresSouth Australia won by 126 runs
South Australia397/750.0 ov
Queensland271/1040.1 ov

South Australia won by 126 runs

Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2026-2710th Match · Karen Rolton Oval, Adelaide, South Australia

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Alert history

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  • Wicket — Queensland 271/10Innings 2 at 271 all out.
  • Match finishedSouth Australia won by 126 runs
  • Queensland innings endedQueensland all out for 271.
  • Wicket — Queensland 269/9Innings 2 at 269/9.
  • Wicket — Queensland 239/8Innings 2 at 239/8.
  • Wicket — Queensland 231/7Innings 2 at 231/7.
  • Wicket — Queensland 213/6Innings 2 at 213/6.
  • Wicket — Queensland 110/5Innings 2 at 110/5.
  • Wicket — Queensland 78/4Innings 2 at 78/4.
  • Wicket — Queensland 46/3Innings 2 at 46/3.
  • Wicket — Queensland 19/2Innings 2 at 19/2.
  • Wicket — Queensland 12/1Innings 2 at 12/1.
  • Wicket — South Australia 395/7Innings 1 at 395/7.
  • Wicket — South Australia 390/6Innings 1 at 390/6.
  • Wicket — South Australia 379/5Innings 1 at 379/5.
  • Wicket — South Australia 263/4Innings 1 at 263/4.
  • Wicket — South Australia 251/3Innings 1 at 251/3.
  • Wicket — South Australia 195/2Innings 1 at 195/2.
  • Wicket — South Australia 137/1Innings 1 at 137/1.
  • Match startedSouth Australia vs Queensland is under way at Karen Rolton Oval, Adelaide, South Australia.

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Follow-on
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