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Tasmania v South Australia, Ryobi Cup, Burnie
Tigers shut down Redbacks
ESPNcricinfo staff
November 13, 2011
Tasmania 8 for 212 (Cowan 91*, Richardson 3-43) beat South Australia 169 (Cooper 66) by 48 runs (Duckworth-Lewis method)
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Tasmania surged to a 48-run victory over South Australia in a rain-shortened domestic one-day match in Burnie, as Ed Cowan and Ben Hilfenhaus made striking contributions.
Cowan's 91 at No. 3 allowed the Tigers to set a decent target despite the loss of regular wickets, and the total was bolstered a little more by Duckworth-Lewis calculations.
SA's reply was unsettled the moment the visitors lost the captain Michael Klinger to Hilfenhaus, and regular wicket ensured they would never mount a serious chase despite 66 for the in-form Tom Cooper.
Hilfenhaus finished with four wickets while Xavier Doherty managed two.
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Haven't seem him bat live but Tom Cooper should move to NSW so he can pick up his baggy green. Warner getting a test berth is a joke.
Posted by L.P.Grace on (November 14, 2011, 1:07 GMT)Why the hell do tassie insist on playing everyone BUT Luke Butterworth? I know he's a four--day specialist but it's ridiculous that he isn't playing.
Posted byGet rid of this guy Mennie no runs an very expensive bowler things South Australian cricket do not need