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Western Australia Country v Victoria Country
National Country Cricket Championships 1988/89
VenueChurchill Park, Busselton on 9th January 1989 (55-over match)
Balls per over6
TossVictoria Country won the toss and decided to bat
ResultWestern Australia Country won by 1 wicket
PointsWestern Australia Country 13.85 (Batting 1.85, Bowling 2); Victoria Country 4.07 (Batting 1.82, Bowling 2.25)
UmpiresR Gates, T Polich

Victoria Country inningsRunsBallsMins4s6sS-Rate
RJ Schultzb Waterman39     
GS Phillipsc Waterman b Morris16     
+BD Salmonb Hams0     
R Bedfordc Woods b Francis23     
WJ Walshlbw b Herbert31     
ND Tattersonnot out41     
PA Tossolrun out7     
*GD Bankslbw b Herbert0     
SA Lalorc and b Francis13     
DF Bensonnot out1     
BM McCuedid not bat      
Extras(9 lb, 2 nb)11
Total(8 wickets, innings closed, 55 overs)182
Fall of wickets:
1-26 (Phillips), 2-29 (Salmon), 3-63 (Bedford), 4-92 (Schultz), 5-132 (Walsh), 6-152 (Tossol), 7-155 (Banks), 8-178 (Lalor)
Western Australia Country bowlingOversMdnsRunsWktsWidesNo-BallsS-RateEcon
Morris13   4201-178.001.54
Hams13   1291--78.002.23
Francis15   2592--45.003.93
Waterman8   1291--48.003.62
Herbert6   0362-118.006.00

Western Australia Country inningsRunsBallsMins4s6sS-Rate
BD Woodsc Bedford b Banks12     
BEH Arnoldc Phillips b Tossol37     
PG Shinec Tossol b McCue15     
DJ Hainesc Lalor b McCue2     
*+TK Waldronlbw b Tossol32     
RD Miguelc Salmon b Tossol13     
RE Watermannot out29     
ND Herbertc Walsh b Benson23     
GB Morrisb Banks0     
DJ Francisb Benson9     
WW Hamsnot out3     
Extras(1 lb, 5 nb, 4 w)10
Total(9 wickets, innings closed, 55 overs)185
Fall of wickets:
1-17 (Woods), 2-58 (Shine), 3-66 (Haines), 4-89 (Arnold), 5-110 (Miguel), 6-116 (Waldron), 7-168 (Herbert), 8-169 (Morris), 9-182 (Francis)
Victoria Country bowlingOversMdnsRunsWktsWidesNo-BallsS-RateEcon
Benson14   1562-542.004.00
Banks11   5262--33.002.36
McCue16   45424-48.003.38
Tossol14   2483--28.003.43

Twelfth men:
Match notes
Western Australia evened the score from the final ball of the penultimate over. Benson then bowled Francis with the third ball of the final over. Hams came to the crease and dispatched the first ball he faced for three runs to give Western Australia victory.