QLD v SA : (28/3*> 270/6*) Dogget MOTM / (F.O'Neil POTS 38 wkts

March 26-30, 2025

Sheffield Shield Final at Adelaide.

SAus vs Queensland

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They will missed ❤️ Travis Head🤪 who is in india

South Australia: Henry Hunt, Conor McInerney, Nathan McSweeney (c), Jason Sangha, Alex Carey (wk), Jake Lehmann, Liam Scott, Ben Manenti, Nathan McAndrew, Brendan Doggett, Jordan Buckingham

Queensland: Usman Khawaja, Matthew Renshaw, Marnus Labuschagne (c), Jack Clayton, Ben McDermott, Jimmy Peirson (wk), Michael Neser, Jack Wildermuth, Mark Steketee, Mitchell Swepson, Callum Vidler.

Rapid stats

South Australia have picked up one win and one draw from their two games against Queensland in the 2024-25 Sheffield Shield season – the last time they finished a campaign without losing at least once to Queensland was when they beat them twice in 2008-09.

Queensland are undefeated in their last eight Sheffield Shield matches against South Australia in Adelaide (four wins, four draws).

South Australia have won only one of their last 11 Sheffield Shield matches at Karen Rolton Oval (drawn five, lost five) and are winless in their last five games at the venue. Meanwhile, Queensland are undefeated in their last five matches outside Queensland (won two, drawn three).

South Australia will be looking to win the Sheffield Shield for the first time since 1995-96, while Queensland will be looking to clinch the Shield for the first time since 2020-21. This season is the first time since the 2016-17 that South Australia have finished in the top half of the standings.

🌹South Australia scored 866 runs at an average of 72.2 in their last Sheffield Shield match – which was against Queensland – which was the second-most runs scored per wicket of any team in a game this campaign – South Australia (33) and Queensland (32.8) have the best batting averages of any teams this season.

South Australia have taken 13 wickets via short deliveries this Sheffield Shield season, the most of any team in the competition and eight more than last-ranked Queensland (5). SA quick Henry Thornton (six wickets) has taken more wickets on a short-ball length than the entire Queensland team.

Alex Carey (South Australia) has scored 92 runs against Mitchell Swepson in the 2024-25 Sheffield Shield season without being dismissed by him, which is the most runs that any batter has scored against a single bowler in this campaign.

Feature

Friction and fractures: The forgotten game in SA's last Shield triumph

Michael Neser (Queensland) has taken 19 wickets in the Sheffield Shield since the start of 2025, the second-most of any bowler behind only Western Australia's Corey Rocchiccioli (24). Neser has taken at least one wicket in each of his last 14 innings and has only twice from 23 innings failed to take a wicket against South Australia.

🌲Usman Khawaja (Queensland) has scored 476 runs at an average of 79.3 across his last nine Sheffield Shield innings, logging two centuries and two half-centuries in that time. However, he's been dismissed for four runs or fewer in one innings during each of his last three matches against South Australia.

Sheffield Shield final 2024-25

March 26-30 (10.35am ACDT/ 5.30 am,IST ): South Australia v Queensland, Karen Rolton Oval, Adelaid

QLD bats

As many as 6 players out in single digit including Usman Khawaja ( dropped twice) for 2 & Labu 0.shame this is 5 day final of Shefiels shield 2025

QLD : 95 all out ( Nessar 34) ( Doggett 6 for 31,)( McAndrew 2 for 22, Buckingham 8/4/11/1) ( jack Clayton run out)

Young bowling Prospect C. Vidler took 2 early wicket 5/3/2/2

South Australia 38/2

MCINERNEY 28 not out

16 wkts fall on day 1

5 day final

QLD 95

South Australia 158/6*

Lehmann & Manenti (47) put on 72 for 7th wicket as SOuth Aus recovered from 112/6 to 219/7*

A lead of 124 over QLD.

Lehmann on 72*

• Day 1
• Queensland 1st innings
• Queensland: 50 runs in 22.3 overs (135 balls), Extras 9
• Lunch: Queensland - 64/5 in 25.0 overs (Jimmy Peirson 9, Michael Neser 31)
• Innings Break: Queensland - 95/10 in 35.5 overs (CA Vidler 0)
• South Australia 1st innings
• Tea: South Australia - 39/2 in 13.0 overs (CJ McInerney 28, JJS Sangha 6)
• South Australia: 50 runs in 20.1 overs (122 balls), Extras 6
• South Australia: 100 runs in 29.3 overs (178 balls), Extras 6
• South Australia: 150 runs in 42.5 overs (258 balls), Extras 7
• End Of Day: South Australia - 158/6 in 45.0 overs (JS Lehmann 42, BAD Manenti 36)
• Day 2
• 7th Wicket: 50 runs in 77 balls (BAD Manenti 42, JS Lehmann 9, Ex 1)
• JS Lehmann: 50 off 78 balls (7 x 4)
• South Australia: 200 runs in 54.2 overs (327 balls), Extras 8
• 8th Wicket: 50 runs in 51 balls (N McAndrew 25, JS Lehmann 25, Ex 1)
• South Australia: 250 runs in 64.5 overs (390 balls), Extras 9
• JS Lehmann: 100 off 135 balls (15 x 4)
• Lunch: South Australia - 271/10 in 72.4 overs (JS Buckingham 0*)
• Queensland 2nd innings

South Australia : 112/6>>> 271 all out ( lead of 176 over QLD

Conor McInerney- 38, Lehmann -102, Carey -24, Ben Manenti 47,

Nathan McAndrew 39,
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7th wkt add 72 & 8th wicket Added 85

C.Vidler 4 for 64, Wildermuth 3 for 39, A wkt each Neser, Steketee & Sweapson.

Bats in 2nd innings, around tea time

QL : 74/1

Lovell on 36*, And Labu on 11*

QLD still 32 behind for Saus to bats again but Labuschgne out for 61.

177/3* at close on day 2

Clayton 32 not out, Lowell 38, Usman Khawaja 21, Mcdermott 16 not out. ( Dogget 2 wkts = 8 in the match).

QLD lead by one run

Day 3 Brendon D took 2 early wickets he now have 10 for 70 odd

202/5 A lead of 26 with 5 wkts on hand

Clayton on 150 ball 50*

New ball due in 10 overs