caught behind! Game over. Holland cleared the front leg, swung hard but nicked a straight forward catch to Manou behind. Manou's fourth catch. Weeks' fourth wicket.
South Aust vs Victoria, at Melbourne, Dec 15 2009 - Ball by Ball Commentary
The Redbacks win at the MCG for the first time in one day colours for 13 years. A superb victory set up by their batting earlier today.
Mark Cosgrove has been named Man of the match for his 104 from 81 balls. It was a superb knock that set up the win. Chris Rogers was outstanding but in the end his dismissal cost the Bushrangers the match.
Victoria remain third on the table despite their third straight loss. The Redbacks stay in the hunt by they remain in last spot on the table.
Join us again tomorrow for day one of the third test from Perth. Those keen to know when the Ford Ranger Cup continues, the last game of 2009 is next wednesday from the SCG between Victoria and New South Wales.
Thanks for your company.
short ball wide of off, swing and miss. No wide called.
half volley, driven straight to mid off.
short ball pulled out to deep square leg for a single.
half volley crunched down the ground straight of mid off for four! Super shot.
nudged wide of mid on and they sneak through for one.
play and miss.
bouncer
play and miss
dropped. Holland flat bats one to O'Brien at mid off and he spilss the chest high chance. They get on.
Thats the end of a superb innings.
caught behind! Strangled down the ;legside. Terrible luck. Another short ball down the legside from Weeks, Rogers went to pull again but gloved it fine and Manou holds a one hander.
short ball again and this time he pulls it into the stands over deep backward square.
short ball, pulled up and over short fine leg and it carries the rope for six.
cut past backward point wide of third man, and they get an easy two.
The powerplay yielded 56 runs for the loss of one wicket.
72 runs needed from 54 balls.
full delivery chopped back to the bowler.
Rogers pulls out to forward square leg on the rope.
cut powerfully out thru point. Klinger dives full length to his right just inside the rope to save two.