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Tasmania vs New South Wales, MODC2024-25, Today Match Prediction

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Blundstone Arena, Bellerive, Australia

205/10 in 47.1

4.35

209/3 in 38.3

5.43 Star
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TSC vs NSW Win Probability

TSC 41%
NSW 59%

Toss Winner - New South Wales won the toss and choose to bowl first

New South Wales beat Tasmania by 7 wickets

It's fourth versus fifth in the One-Day Cup in Launceston as Tasmania host New South Wales on Wednesday!

  • Tasmania were beaten by Queensland by 56 runs (DLS) in their last game in the competition.
  • New South Wales lost to South Australia by six wickets in their last fixture in the tournament.
  • New South Wales have had convincing wins in each of the last three head to heads!

We are backing New South Wales to win!

Tournament:  Marsh One Day Cup, 2024-25
Format: odi
Venue: Blundstone Arena, Bellerive, Australia
Toss Prediction: To Bowl
Weather: 16.2°C|Partly cloudy
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Name
SAC
NSW
VAC
QSL
TSC
WAC
M
Won
Lost
Tied
NR
PTs
NRR
6
4
1
0
1
21
0.32
6
3
2
0
1
16
0
6
3
3
0
0
13
0
6
3
2
0
0
11
0
6
2
3
0
0
7
0
6
1
5
0
0
4
-0.99

It's been two months, and in the meantime the cricketing public of Australia have been treated to the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, the Big Bash League, not to mention a one-sided Women's Ashes, but it is officially time for the return of the One-Day Cup!

We are already 14 matches into the tournament and this game signals a race of seven games with teams jostling for position and hoping to slot into the top two places ahead of the final on March 1st.

Ahead of the resumption, South Australia lead the charge on 16 points but all six states have already experienced at least one defeat and have won at least one match. And although Tasmania and New South Wales are in the bottom half of the table, they both have three games remaining, which represents a game in hand on the other four teams, so they are in the conversation for a top two finish.

However, games in hand will count for nothing if the victories do not arrive and whoever loses this game will have a very tough uphill climb to get into the top two after this fixture.

RECENT PERFORMANCE

Tasmania TSC
L L W L W
TSC

203/10 in 68.1 2.98

SAC

426/9 in 113.0 3.77

TSC

281/10 in 44.2 6.34

MODC2024-25

Queensland beat Tasmania by 56 runs (D/L) method

QSL

319/6 in 46.3 6.86

NSW

338/10 in 93.4 3.61

TSC

239/10 in 74.5 3.19

TSC

317/10 in 112.3 2.82

WAC

0/0 in 0.0 0

WAC

53/10 in 20.1 2.63

TSC

55/3 in 8.3 6.47

New South Wales NSW
W L W L W
NSW

463/9 in 134.0 3.46

WAC

0/0 in 0.0 0

NSW

338/10 in 93.4 3.61

TSC

239/10 in 74.5 3.19

SAC

110/10 in 41.3 2.65

NSW

0/0 in 0.0 0

SAC

198/4 in 38.4 5.12

NSW

197/10 in 45.2 4.35

VAC

196/10 in 34.2 5.71

NSW

336/8 in 45.0 7.47

HEAD TO HEAD

Last 4 Matches

2
TSC Won
1
NSW Won
1
No Result
NSW
SSD
TSC
338/10 in 93.4
239/10 in 74.5
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NSW

224/10 in 63.5

TSC

68/10 in 21.1

TSC

493/10 in 131.0

NSW

0/0 in 0.0

NSW

202/4 in 34.3

MOC

TSC

198/10 in 49.5

Tasmania Preview

Tasmania come into this game in fifth place in the table and without a few of their regular players due to international call-ups and franchise tournaments elsewhere in the world!

Left-arm spinner Matthew Kuhnemann is in Sri Lanka, weaving a web of trouble for the home batters and Beau Webster is quickly establishing himself as a player comfortable at international level.

Tasmania will also be without Mitchell Owen who starred during the 2024/25 Big Bash League, not only winning the tournament with Hobart Hurricanes but also finishing as the highest run scorer. But such was his impact that he is now plying his trade in the SA20!

We expect Gabe Bell to come in at the top of the order whilst the bowling attack is likely to be led by Tom Rogers and Billy Stanlake.

Tasmania Predicted Playing XI:

Caleb Jewell, Gabe Bell, Charlie Wakim, Jake Weatherald, Jordan Silk (c), Matthew Wade, Jake Doran (wk), Bradley Hope, Tom Rogers, Raf MacMillan, Billy Stanlake, Iain Carlisle

Tasmania Key Players From Previous Game Of Marsh One Day Cup, 2024-25

Batsmen
R
B
4s
6s
SRs
Matthew Wade
68
53
5
0
128.3
Jake Weatherald
55
32
9
0
171.88
Thomas Rogers
38
48
2
0
79.17
Bowlers
O
M
R
W
Econ
Matthew Kuhnemann
10.0
1
49
3
4.9
Thomas Rogers
8.3
0
59
1
6.94
Billy Stanlake
8.0
0
49
1
6.12

Tasmania Actual Playing XI:

Caleb Jewell, Jake Doran, Jordan Silk, Charlie Wakim, Tim Ward, Bradley Hope, Will Prestwidge, Rafael Macmillan, Riley Meredith, Gabe T Bell, Aidan OConnor

New South Wales Preview

Like their opponents, New South Wales will not have the same XI out for this game who represented the state in their last game in the One-Day Cup back in November. They will be without 19 year old Sam Konstas who batted at number three in the last match and has since represented his country at the Boxing Day Test, attacking Jasprit Bumrah with a full range of shots!

We expect Daniel Hughes to come into the team in Konstas' place and, although the opener does not have quite the same range of strokes and unashamedly attacking intent, he has had one of the best 12 months of his life in Australian and English domestic cricket and will be a more than adequate replacement.

Nic Maddinson, Oliver Davies and Moises Henriques make up a solid middle-order with spinner Tanveer Sangha alongside Liam Hatcher likely to be the biggest threats with the ball

New South Wales Predicted Playing XI:

Josh Philippe (wk), Daniel Hughes, Nic Maddinson, Oliver Davies, Moises Henriques, Lachlan Shaw, Matthew Gilkes, Jack Edwards (c), Tanveer Sangha, Jack Nisbet, Liam Hatcher

New South Wales Key Players From Previous Game Of Marsh One Day Cup, 2024-25

Batsmen
R
B
4s
6s
SRs
Matthew Gilkes
35
41
3
0
85.37
Jack Edwards
35
42
3
0
83.33
Chris Green
32
33
3
0
96.97
Bowlers
O
M
R
W
Econ
Jack Nisbet
8.0
0
55
2
6.88
Chris Green
7.0
0
19
1
2.71
Tanveer Sangha
8.4
0
49
1
5.65

New South Wales Actual Playing XI:

Lachlan Shaw, Ben Dwarshuis, Charlie Anderson, Chris Green, Josh Philippe, Nic Maddinson, Moises Henriques, Oliver Davies, Jack Edwards, Matthew Gilkes, Liam Hatcher

HR
Temp
Rain
W. speed
W. direction
Clouds
00h
18
0 mm.
2.85 k/h
From: SE
20%
03h
21
0 mm.
3.95 k/h
From: SE
3%
06h
21
0 mm.
3.9 k/h
From: SE
8%
09h
17
0 mm.
2.17 k/h
From: SE
67%
12h
13
0 mm.
2.77 k/h
From: NNE
41%
15h
11
0 mm.
2.71 k/h
From: NNW
5%
18h
12
0 mm.
2.46 k/h
From: NNW
17%
21h
12
0 mm.
1.84 k/h
From: NNW
32%

Weather Conditions

After a hot and humid day in Launceston on Tuesday, Wednesday is set to be calmer, cooler and less humid. The temperature will be up in the mid-early twenties across the whole game with cloud cover lessening as the match progresses.

TSC vs NSW Pitch Report

The University of Tasmania Stadium is a venue where the bounce is true but there is often some green on the wicket for the pace bowlers to exploit. A par score will likely be around 290-300 on a pitch which is not expected to take a huge amount of turn.

Toss: To Bowl

This might be a tough decision for the captains as Tasmania's only win came when bowling first whereas New South Wales won after batting first. The weather looks more likely to make the conditions bowler-friendly early on so we predict both skippers will choose to bowl first.

Neither team will be at their strongest for this game and Mitchell Owen and Sam Konstas are particularly tough players to replace. In Daniel Hughes, New South Wales have stronger players waiting in the wings so we expect to see them come away from Launceston with the victory.

We are backing New South Wales to win!

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