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Can New South Wales beat Tasmania?
New South Wales to Win
| Tournament: | Marsh One Day Cup, 2026-27 |
| Format: | odi |
| Venue: | Cricket Central, Sydney Olympic Park, Australia, Australia |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
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New South Wales is set to take on Tasmania in match 8 of the Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2026-27. The match will be played on October 13 at the Cricket Central, Sydney Olympic Park in Sydney. This will be the rematch of last season’s final which New South Wales (NSW) won.
NSW sit top of the points table having won both of their games so far. In the opening game they chased 359 and defended 257 in the other. Tasmania on the other hand is not far behind with one win, against Western Australia, and a loss to South Australia.
In the head-to-head rivalry in 50 overs cricket between the two teams, there have been 12 matches played in which New South Wales have won 8 while Tasmania have won 4. Last season, there were a total of three matches played between the two teams in which NSW won twice including the final.
NSW
212/10 in 44.5 4.73
MODC 2026-27
New South Wales beat Victoria by 47 runs257/10 in 48.5 5.26
364/10 in 49.5 7.3
MODC 2026-27
New South Wales beat Queensland by 4 wickets359/6 in 49.0 7.33
TSC
115/10 in 30.2 3.79
MODC 2026-27
Tasmania beat Western Australia by 9 wickets
117/1 in 16.2 7.16
New South Wales enter their third match of the Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2026-27 in excellent form, having won both their opening games. They began with a thrilling four-wicket chase against Queensland, hunting down 359, and followed it up with a 47 run victory (DLS method) over Victoria.
Nic Maddinson has been the standout performer with the bat, topping the team’s run charts with 140 runs in two innings. William Salzmann (96 runs) and Jake Scott (95 runs) have also made valuable contributions, while Riley Kingsell and Kurtis Patterson have provided solid support.
With the ball, Ben Dwarshuis leads the way with 5 wickets in two matches. Sean Abbott, Jake Scott, Charles Stobo and Tanveer Sangha have 3 wickets each, giving the side a balanced and effective attack. Playing at home at Cricket Central in Sydney Olympic Park, New South Wales will look to extend their perfect start against Tasmania.
Nic Maddison, Riley Kingsell, Oliver Davies, Lachlan Shaw (C, WK), William Salzmann, Joe Colgan, Jake Scott, Ben Dwarshuis, Charles Stobo, Jack Nisbet, Tanveer Sangha.
Tasmania head into their clash against New South Wales with a mixed record of one win and one loss in the Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2026-27. They started strongly with a dominant 9 wicket victory over Western Australia but suffered a narrow 7 run defeat against South Australia in a high-scoring contest.
Jordan Silk has been the standout batter, scoring an impressive 142 in his only innings vs South Australia. Mitchell Owen (69 runs) and Tim Ward (61 runs) have also contributed usefully, while Caleb Jewell and Will Prestwidge have provided support in the middle order. Beau Webster continues to offer all-round value.
In the bowling department, Riley Meredith leads the wicket-takers with 5 scalps. Matthew Kuhnemann and Beau Webster have three wickets each, while Mitchell Owen and Will Prestwidge have got 2 wickets apiece.
Tasmania will need their experienced campaigners to step up and produce a strong all-round performance if they are to challenge an in-form New South Wales side in Sydney.
Mitchell Owen, Caleb Jewell, Jordan Silk (C), Tim Ward, Jake Doran (WK), Beau Webster, Nikhil Choudhary, Will Prestwidge, Matthew Kuhnemann, Rafael McMillan, Riley Meredith.
The weather is like to be cloudy skies with a high chance of showers, most likely in the morning and afternoon, and a possible thunderstorm. The temperature is likely to be high around 21-22°C, with lows near 19-17°C. Probability of precipitation approximately 70-90%. Interruptions to play are likely unless drastic changes.
The pitch is expected to offer a balanced contest. Pacers can extract some early bounce and seam movement, particularly under any cloud cover or residual moisture. Once the surface settles, it generally provides true bounce that allows batters to play their strokes. Spinners may find limited assistance.
The captain who win the toss might prefer to bowl first. Last season, in four games played at this venue, two were won by the batting first and two by the bowling first team. However, with the probability of rain, bowling first should be the ideal choice.
New South Wales are clear favourites. Sitting atop the table with two wins from two, they carry strong momentum and home advantage, powered by Nic Maddinson’s 140 runs and Ben Dwarshuis’ five wickets. Tasmania have quality in Jordan Silk and Riley Meredith but will find it difficult to halt NSW’s perfect start. The hosts should extend their winning run.
New South Wales to Win
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