Domestic One Dayers.

[Donny]

"Victoria's win over South Australia that has put them on the verge of a first men's domestic 50-over final appearance in five years was overshadowed by a sickening head knock to Henry Hunt.

Fielding at mid-off during Thursday's Marsh One-Day Cup contest at the Junction Oval, Hunt suffered a suspected broken nose having been struck in the face after losing his footing trying to catch a powerful Tom Rogers strike.

The South Australian was left bleeding profusely but was able to walk off the field to receive further medical attention from Cricket Australia's on-duty doctor, Chris Hasenkam.

Hunt, who had bled so much that ground staff had to lay sawdust down on the part of the outfield where he had been hit, was sent for scans not long after he left the field."

CA.

[Donny]

Tas. cruising to a win at the Gabba.

Mac Wright 32*.

[Donny]

Tas won by 5 wickets.

[Donny]

After 6 rounds:


1. Victoria - 21 points.
2. NSW - 18
3. WA - 17
4. Tasmania - 13
5. Queensland - 7
6. South Australia - 1

[Donny]

All 3 matches on 14 February.

South Australia v. Queensland

11:00 am your time

Karen Rolton Oval, Adelaide
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Tasmania v. Western Australia

Blundstone Arena, Hobart

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NSW . v. Victoria

North Sydney Oval, Sydney

[Donny]

Vics sent in. 3/156. Rogers 83*, Handscomb 52, Dwarshuis 2/23

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Q'land 6/152. Labu 74. Jordan Buckingham 4/25.

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WA 2/181. Short 91*, Bandy 64.

[Donny]

Q. 7/154. McLachlan 44.

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Vic. 4/173. Rogers 97*

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WA 2/211. Short 104*.

[Donny]

Vics 4/184. Rogers 100*.

[Donny]

Merlot and Sutherland out. Rogers continues. 121* with 7 sixes.

6/210.

[Donny]

Salzmann was on a hatty.

[Donny]

Q. 9/204. Buckingham 6/21.

[Donny]

Bulls all out 218.

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Vic. 6/254. Rogers 152*.

[Donny]

Rogers just went: 6,4,6,6,4,1 in one Bird over.

Vic 7/301. Rogers 190*

[Donny]

Rogers just nailed his 16th. six.

[Donny]

Out for 196. 1 short of Warner's record.

7/311.