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In the sixteenth match of Marsh Cup 2023-24, Western Australia confronted New South Wales on the W.A.C.A. Ground in Perth on Thursday, February 1. New South Wales received the toss and elected to bowl first.

Western Australia misplaced their first three wickets for simply 15 runs, pushing them to the backfoot. Although Cameron Bancroft and Hilton Cartwright did add 52 runs for the fourth wicket, Western Australia misplaced a sequence of wickets as soon as once more and have been struggling on 89 runs for the lack of seven wickets.

D’Arcy Short and Andrew Tye added 69 runs for the eighth wicket and took the workforce’s whole over the 150-run mark. Short scored 47 runs off 53 deliveries and was the very best scorer. Western Australia have been bundled out for 161 runs in 39.1 overs.

Jack Edwards was essentially the most economical bowler for New South Wales and took three wickets for simply 14 runs in eight overs.

New South Wales misplaced their first two wickets for simply 19 runs however Daniel Hughes remained at one finish. He added some essential runs for the workforce on a tough pitch. New South Wales reached the goal of 162 runs in 32.2 overs with 5 wickets in hand. Hughes scored 52 runs off 83 deliveries and was the very best scorer.

Marsh Cup 2023-24 Most Runs List

Sr. No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	100	50	0	4s	6s
1	SM Whiteman (WA)	6	6	2	367	137*	91.75	372	98.65	1	2	1	37	10
2	DP Hughes (NSW)	6	6	0	309	69	51.5	387	79.84	–	4	–	31	5
3	BR McDermott (QLD)	5	4	0	306	143	76.5	293	104.43	1	2	–	28	8
4	DR Drew (SOA)	5	4	0	259	120	64.75	273	94.87	1	2	–	26	3
5	MC Henriques (NSW)	6	6	2	259	103*	64.75	250	103.6	1	1	–	15	12
6	BJ Webster (TAS)	5	5	0	247	83	49.4	278	88.84	–	2	–	24	3
7	CP Jewell (TAS)	5	5	0	243	137	48.6	221	109.95	1	1	1	25	4
8	JC Silk (TAS)	5	5	0	233	116	46.6	221	105.42	1	1	–	22	4
9	MW Short (VIC)	2	2	1	215	134	215	188	114.36	1	1	–	24	6
10	NA McSweeney (SOA)	5	4	0	215	62	53.75	244	88.11	–	3	–	14	5

Sam Whiteman remains to be the main run-scorer this season, having amassed 367 runs in six matches at a mean of 91.75 and a strike price of 98.65.

Daniel Hughes has jumped to second place from fourth. He has scored 309 runs in six innings at a mean of 51.50 and a strike price of 79.84.

Ben McDermott has slipped to 3rd place from second. He has scored 306 runs in 4 outings at a mean of 76.50 and a strike price of 104.43.

Daniel Drew has moved from third spot to fourth with 259 runs in 4 innings.

Moises Henriques is in fifth place with 259 runs in six matches at a mean of 64.75 and a strike price of 103.60.

Marsh Cup 2023-24 Most Wickets List

Sr. No	Player	Mat	Inns	Balls	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	BBI	Ave	Econ	SR	4	5
1	AJ Tye (WA)	6	6	283	47.1	1	267	12	3/14	22.25	5.66	23.58	–	–
2	J Edwards (NSW)	4	4	210	35	7	115	11	4/38	10.45	3.28	19.09	1	–
3	W Sutherland (VIC)	5	5	243	40.3	3	200	11	3/39	18.18	4.93	22.09	–	–
4	W Salzmann (NSW)	3	3	129	21.3	–	114	10	4/48	11.4	5.3	12.9	1	–
5	SM Elliott (VIC)	5	5	243	40.3	1	237	10	4/26	23.7	5.85	24.3	1	–
6	F O’Neill (VIC)	5	5	234	39	3	164	8	3/33	20.5	4.2	29.25	–	–
7	CJ Green (NSW)	6	6	258	43	3	212	7	2/23	30.28	4.93	36.85	–	–
8	BJ Dwarshuis (NSW)	5	5	262	43.4	1	247	7	2/39	35.28	5.65	37.42	–	–
9	B Stanlake (TAS)	5	5	238	39.4	1	300	7	2/61	42.85	7.56	34	–	–
10	LR Morris (WA)	2	2	108	18	3	104	6	4/64	17.33	5.77	18	1	–

Andrew Tye has moved to the highest of the checklist from second place. He has picked 12 wickets in six matches at a mean of twenty-two.25, an economic system price of 5.66, and a strike price of 23.58.

Jack Edwards has jumped to second place from fourth and has taken 11 wickets. Will Sutherland has slipped to 3rd place from first and has 11 scalps to his identify.

William Salzmann has moved to fourth place from sixth, whereas Sam Elliot has slipped from third place to fifth. They have picked up 10 wickets every to date.

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