National Under 19 Championships

A great win by South Australia against New South Wales today at Woodville Oval.
Batting first, we unfortunately lost both openers to runouts (Kelvin Smith for 6 and Josh Hoffman for 8 ) early, leaving us at 2/25. After the loss of Harrison Drew for 7 and Alex Gregory for 1, we found ourselves 4/73. However, a brilliant knock from Travis Head (113 in 161 minutes, 126 balls, 11 4's and 2 6's), supported by 40 from Trent Carter and 20 from Trent Badman saw us make a very competitive 8/235.
Our two West Torrens opening bowlers (Tom Derham and Jack Pudney) struck early and had New South Wales in trouble at 2/14. This included the wicket of the dangerous Kurtis Patterson (youngest player to make a Shield century on debut) for 1. However, a 61 run third-wicket partnership saw NSW recover to 2/75 before Trent Badman, Caleb Graeber and Kelvin Smith each struck, leaving NSW in trouble at 6/95. A very strong 91 seventh-wicket partnership saw NSW get themselves right back in the match before our bowlers once again gained the upper hand and bowled NSW out for 214 with 9 balls remaining. Best bowling returns were from Trent Badman (2/29 from 7), Tom Derham (2/33 from 9) and Jack Pudney (2/36 from 9.3) Caleb Graeber also bowled very well, taking 1/37 from his 10 overs, with Kelvin Smith taking the other wicket.
Tomorrow sees our boys head to Park 25 to taken on the Northern Territory, who went down narrowly to Victoria today.
Cheers
Batting first, we unfortunately lost both openers to runouts (Kelvin Smith for 6 and Josh Hoffman for 8 ) early, leaving us at 2/25. After the loss of Harrison Drew for 7 and Alex Gregory for 1, we found ourselves 4/73. However, a brilliant knock from Travis Head (113 in 161 minutes, 126 balls, 11 4's and 2 6's), supported by 40 from Trent Carter and 20 from Trent Badman saw us make a very competitive 8/235.
Our two West Torrens opening bowlers (Tom Derham and Jack Pudney) struck early and had New South Wales in trouble at 2/14. This included the wicket of the dangerous Kurtis Patterson (youngest player to make a Shield century on debut) for 1. However, a 61 run third-wicket partnership saw NSW recover to 2/75 before Trent Badman, Caleb Graeber and Kelvin Smith each struck, leaving NSW in trouble at 6/95. A very strong 91 seventh-wicket partnership saw NSW get themselves right back in the match before our bowlers once again gained the upper hand and bowled NSW out for 214 with 9 balls remaining. Best bowling returns were from Trent Badman (2/29 from 7), Tom Derham (2/33 from 9) and Jack Pudney (2/36 from 9.3) Caleb Graeber also bowled very well, taking 1/37 from his 10 overs, with Kelvin Smith taking the other wicket.
Tomorrow sees our boys head to Park 25 to taken on the Northern Territory, who went down narrowly to Victoria today.
Cheers