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CLAIM NOWToss Winner - Tasmania won the toss and choose to bowl first
Match Drawn
Victoria's challenge to improve record against Tasmania
Tasmania to win
Tournament: | Sheffield Shield, 2024-25 |
Format: | test |
Venue: | CitiPower Centre Junction Oval, St Kilda, Australia |
Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
Weather: | 13.0°C|Partly cloudy |
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We are into the 2nd game of Sheffield Shield 2024-25, and hosts Victoria will be up against last season's finalists, Tasmania. Victoria didn't have a great season last year and finished 4th on the points table. Tasmania finished at the top of the table but couldn't deliver a good show in the final, losing against Western Australia, and the team will look to make a strong start.
It is a new season, and both teams are looking to get off to a good start. Tasmania hasn't lost a game against Victoria in the last two seasons, which will make the team confident. They have a strong batting lineup and shall look to leverage it. It will be interesting to see if Victoria can use the home conditions to their advantage in this game.
128/6 in 26.5 4.77
MODC2024-25
Victoria won by 4 wickets
126/10 in 30.1 4.18
256/3 in 40.5 6.27
311/10 in 48.4 6.39
128/6 in 26.5 4.77
MODC2024-25
Victoria won by 4 wickets
126/10 in 30.1 4.18
Victoria won by 4 wickets
535/10 in 128.1
SSD
Match Drawn
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Peter Handscomb will lead a young and energetic team as they begin their campaign with a home game. The team struggled last year, finishing fourth on the points table. They haven't won a game against Tasmania in the last two seasons. Handscomb would like his players to use the home advantage and start with a win.
The team expects a good start at the top from Ashley Chandrasinghe and Tom Rogers. Marcus Harris must do well at No. 3 and build partnerships in the middle order with Peter Handscomb and Campbell Kellaway. Sam Harper is a good player at No. 6, and he must add runs along with Fergus O'Neill and Jonathan Merlo in the lower middle order.
The side will need good spells with the new ball from Fergus O'Neill and Samuel Elliott, as their opponents have a strong batting lineup. Cam McClure, Jonathan Merlo, and Tom Rogers must bring their energetic show in the ing role. Todd Murphy has grown in experience and adds depth to the bowling attack.
Peter Handscomb (c), Ashley Chandrasinghe, Sam Harper (wk), Marcus Harris, Fergus O'Neill, Samuel Elliott, Campbell Kellaway, Todd Murphy, Cam McClure, Tom Rogers, Jonathan Merlo
Peter Handscomb, Sam Harper, Marcus Harris, Campbell Kellaway, Thomas Rogers, Sam Elliott, Cameron McClure, Todd Murphy, Fergus O’Neill, Mitchell Perry, Ashley Chandrasinghe
Jordan Silk and his team would look to repeat the magic of the last season as they start their campaign. Apart from their loss in the final last year, the team enjoyed a good season, showing consistency. They have a good record against Victoria in the last few years and shall look to build on that.
Openers Tim Ward and Caleb Jewell will look to provide a solid start at the top, as they both have a lot of experience. Jordan Silk must anchor the innings in the middle order and add runs along with Charlie Wakim and Jake Weatherald. The side will also expect runs in the lower middle order from Beau Webster and Jake Doran.
The team has a strong bowling attack and expects a good shell with the new ball from Lawrence Neil-Smith and Brad Hope. Matt Kuhnemann and Kieran Elliott will look to trouble the batters with their variations. The team also expects a good show in the ing role from Beau Webster.
Jordan Silk (c), Jake Doran (wk), Beau Webster, Brad Hope, Caleb Jewell, Lawrence Neil-Smith, Tim Ward, Jake Weatherald, Kieran Elliott, Matt Kuhnemann, Charlie Wakim
Jordan Silk, Jake Doran, Caleb Jewell, Charlie Wakim, Jake Weatherald, Beau Webster, Matthew Kuhnemann, Gabe T Bell, Kieran Elliott, Bradley Hope, Lawrence Neil-Smith
The skies over Melbourne will be mostly clear on all four days of the game. The wicket would be tough to bat on early on in the game and shall improve from Day 2 onward. The average first innings score here is 268 runs. The side batting first in this game would like to have a target score of 350 runs or more in mind.
The pitch at Junction Oval, Melbourne, has historically been good for batsmen who look to play the waiting game. Fast bowlers have done well here with the bounce and pace they extract from the surface. There isn't much for the spinners at this venue, and the shorter boundaries make it challenging for them.
There will be assistance for the fast bowlers early on this surface. Batting conditions improve as the game progresses. The side that wins the toss would be looking to take advantage of this, and we expect them to invite the opposition to bat first in this game.
Victoria had a bad season last year, and the team doesn't have a good record against Tasmania. The team's bowling attack is young and inexperienced, and this will pose a challenge for them. Tasmania has a solid batting line-up and shall take inspiration from their earlier record against Victoria. It will be a close game, but Tasmania shall start slightly ahead.
Tasmania to win
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