South Australia vs New South Wales, MODC2024-25, Today Match Prediction 12 November 2024

SAC vs NSW Match Prediction & Analysis

It is the 12th match in the ongoing Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2024-25. South Australia will take on the table toppers. New South Wales in this game. Both teams have won their previous games and defeated Victoria. New South Wales would look to continue their dominance as South Australia aims to dislodge them. 

New South Wales has done well in the tournament. They have won both games comfortably and have their batting lineup in good form. The side has enjoyed a good record against South Australia and shall take confidence from it. South Australia put up a great show with the bat in the last game, and they won't let New South Wales have it easy in this game. 

RECENT PERFORMANCE

SAC

L W W W L

QSL

223/1 in 32.3 6.86

MODC2024-25

Queensland beat South Australia by 9 wickets 25 Oct 2024

SAC

218/10 in 47.0 4.64

QSL

308/10 in 72.3 4.25

SSD

South Australia won by 125 runs 20 Oct 2024

SAC

229/10 in 73.3 3.12

WAC

164/10 in 37.4 4.35

MODC2024-25

South Australia beat Western Australia by 2 runs

24 Sep 2024

SAC

166/10 in 37.5 4.39

TSC

123/10 in 36.2 3.39

SSD

South Australia beat Tasmania by 134 runs 11 Mar 2024

SAC

189/10 in 45.2 4.17

SAC

132/10 in 40.3 3.26

SSD

Queensland beat South Australia by 7 wickets 16 Feb 2024

QSL

206/3 in 63.3 3.24

NSW

W L W W L

VAC

196/10 in 34.2 5.71

MODC2024-25

New South Wales beat Victoria by 140 runs 25 Oct 2024

NSW

336/8 in 45.0 7.47

VAC

272/10 in 96.2 2.82

SSD

Victoria won by 141 runs 20 Oct 2024

NSW

241/10 in 77.2 3.12

NSW

287/9 in 50.0 5.74

MODC2024-25

New South Wales beat Western Australia by 8 runs

22 Sep 2024

WAC

279/10 in 48.5 5.71

QSL

144/10 in 48.1 2.99

SSD

New South Wales beat Queensland by 5 wickets 11 Mar 2024

NSW

133/5 in 28.2 4.69

NSW

169/10 in 42.0 4.02

MOC

Western Australia beat New South Wales by 5 wickets 25 Feb 2024

WAC

170/5 in 33.2 5.1

HEAD TO HEAD

TEAMS PREVIEW

South Australia Preview

Nathan McSweeney will be proud of his team's performance in the last game. Though he missed the game on being part of the national side, his players did well against Victoria. The 9-wicket win in a big run chase will make the side confident. They take on a strong side in this game, and McSweeney would look to lead from the front. 

Mackenzie Harvey hit a brilliant hundred in the last game and will aim to carry this form and deliver a strong start with Alex Carey. Daniel Drew played a good knock in the middle order and will look to build partnerships with McSweeney and Thomas Kelly. The side has depth in the lower middle order and expects runs from Jason Sangha, Jake Lehmann, and Liam Scott. 

Brendan Doggett must do well with the new ball in the absence of Spencer Johnson. He must pick early wickets with Liam Scott. Ben Manenti and Lloyd Pope must keep pressure on the NSW batters in the middle overs, as they have good hitters. The side will also expect good spells from Mackenzie Harvey and McSweeney in the supporting role. 

South Australia Predicted Playing XI:

Nathan McSweeney (c), Alex Carey (c), Mackenzie Harvey, Daniel Drew, Thomas Kelly, Jason Sangha, Jake Lehmann, Liam Scott, Ben Manenti, Brendan Doggett, Lloyd Pope

South Australia Actual Playing XI:

Alex Carey, Daniel Drew, Jason Sangha, Mackenzie Harvey, Thomas Kelly, Jake Lehmann, Liam Scott, Harry Conway, Lloyd Pope, Benjamin Manenti, Henry Thornton

New South Wales Preview

Moises Henriques' side has done well this season. They sit at the top of the points table and haven't lost a game yet. It was an excellent show from the team in the last game against Victoria, where they won by 140 runs. Henriques wants his team to build on the same form and deliver a strong show. 

Josh Philippe and Nic Maddinson set up a 73-run stand in the last game and aim to have another good start. The middle order is formidable, with Steven Smith and Henriques having experience, and shall look to add runs with Oliver Davies. Matthew Gilkes and Chris Green add firepower to the batting lineup. 

On the bowling front, the team expects a good show from Josh Hazlewood and Charlie Anderson. Liam Hatcher and Moises Henriques will aim to bowl tough spells in the middle overs. The presence of Chris Green, Steven Smith, and Tanveer Sangha adds depth to this attack.

New South Wales Predicted Playing XI:

Moises Henriques (c), Josh Philippe (wk), Nic Maddinson, Steven Smith, Oliver Davies, Matthew Gilkes, Charlie Anderson, Chris Green, Tanveer Sangha, Liam Hatcher, Josh Hazlewood

New South Wales Actual Playing XI:

Lachlan Shaw, Sam Konstas, Chris Green, Josh Philippe, Nic Maddinson, Oliver Davies, Jack Edwards, Matthew Gilkes, Jack Nisbet , Tanveer Sangha, Liam Hatcher

PITCH AND WEATHER CONDITIONS

Weather Conditions

The skies over Adelaide will be clear, and the pitch will be good to bat on. The bowlers will get early assistance on the surface, but batsmen can play their strokes easily on this surface. The average first-innings score is 245 runs in the last three seasons, and the side batting first will like 300 on the board.

SAC vs NSW Pitch Report

Adelaide Oval is a good track where the batsmen have flourished. The short boundaries around the square offer plenty of scoring opportunities. Fast bowlers have done well at this venue in the past as the track is hard and offers a lot of bounce, but spinners have struggled here, considering the dimensions of the ground. 

Toss: To Bat

The wicket at Adelaide is good form batting in the first innings and slows down a bit as the game progresses. Most teams have won games here, batting first. The two captains will look to play safe by batting first.