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Victoria vs West Aust, at Perth, Jan 04 2008 - Match Result

RESULT

(D/N), W.A.C.A, January 04, 2008, KFC Twenty20

#2

186/9

Western Australia

#1

(18.3/20 ov, T:187) 187/5

West Aust won by 5 wickets (with 9 balls remaining)

Player Of The Match

, WA

56* (34) & 2 catches

Rob Quiney has broken the record for most ducks (2) in T20s for VIC, going past John Hastings's 1

Mathew Inness has conceded the most runs in an innings (52) in T20s for WA, going past Sean Ervine's record of 46

Ervine inflicts first Twenty20 loss on Victoria

Ervine inflicts first Twenty20 loss on Victoria

Tasmania and Western Australia were the winners in the latest round of KFC Twenty20 matches

04-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

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Scorecard summary

Victoria • 186/9(20 overs)

45 (30)

2/18 (4)

Andrew McDonald

31 (24)

2/52 (4)

Western Australia • 187/5(18.3 overs)

56* (34)

2/29 (4)

Luke Pomersbach

39 (22)

0/23 (3)

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Match details

Western Australia Cricket Association Ground, Perth
Toss	Victoria, elected to bat first
Series	KFC Twenty20
Season	2007/08
Player Of The Match	Sean Ervine
Match days	daynight (20-over match)
T20 debut	Clint McKay Mathew Inness
Umpires	Andrew Craig Ian Lock
Points	Western Australia 2, Victoria 0

Match Coverage

Ervine inflicts first Twenty20 loss on Victoria

Tasmania and Western Australia were the winners in the latest round of KFC Twenty20 matches

Ervine inflicts first Twenty20 loss on Victoria

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West Aust Innings

Player Name		R	B
L Ronchi	caught	26	11
LM Davis	lbw	0	2
LA Pomersbach	run out	39	22
AC Voges	run out	16	10
SE Marsh	run out	35	26
SM Ervine	not out	56	34
DC Bandy	not out	9	6
Extras	(b 1, lb 2, w 3)
Total	187(5 wkts; 18.3 ovs)

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KFC Twenty20

Team	M	W	L	PT	NRR
WA	5	4	1	8	0.584
VIC	5	4	1	8	0.582
TAS	5	3	2	6	0.681
NSW	5	2	3	4	-0.078
QLD	5	1	3	3	-0.294
SOA	5	0	4	1	-1.719