- BATSMENRBM4s6sSRExtras12 (b 2, lb 2, nb 8)TOTAL457/5d (155 Overs, RR: 2.94, 557 minutes)Fall of wickets: 1-26 (Jamie Cox), 2-72 (Dene Hills), 3-96 (Michael Di Venuto), 4-138 (Shaun Young), 5-457 (Ricky Ponting)
04/11Result
Sheffield Shield at Hobart, Nov 4-7 1994
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![Tasmania]( "Tasmania")
457/5d -
![Western Australia]( "Western Australia")
502/6 (142 ov)
04/11Result
Sheffield Shield at Hobart, Nov 4-7 1994
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![Tasmania]( "Tasmania")
457/5d -
![Western Australia]( "Western Australia")
502/6 (142 ov)
- BATSMENRBM4s6sSRExtras10 (lb 4, nb 6)TOTAL502/6 (142 Overs, RR: 3.53, 526 minutes)Fall of wickets: 1-33 (Michael Hussey), 2-39 (Murray Goodwin), 3-52 (Mark Lavender), 4-331 (Damien Martyn), 5-478 (Tom Moody), 6-481 (Adam Gilchrist)
Bowling O M R W Econ WD NB DJ Millns 25 1 103 2 4.12 0 1 CD Matthews 25 4 106 0 4.24 0 2 S Young 29 7 75 2 2.58 0 0 BA Robinson 24 4 90 1 3.75 0 0 RJ Tucker 11 1 43 0 3.9 0 0 MG Farrell 28 7 81 1 2.89 0 0
Match Details
Series
Toss
Tasmania , elected to bat first
Season
Match days
4,5,6,7 November 1994 (4-day match)
Umpires
Points
Western Australia 2, Tasmania 0
Close of Play
- Fri, 4 Nov - day 1 - Tasmania 1st innings 269/4 (RT Ponting 117*, RJ Tucker 49*)
- Sat, 5 Nov - day 2 - Western Australia 1st innings 83/3 (DR Martyn 23*, TM Moody 13*)
- Sun, 6 Nov - day 3 - Western Australia 1st innings 502/6 (GB Hogg 59*, BP Julian 5*, 142 ov)
- Mon, 7 Nov - day 4 - no play
Match Notes
- 12th Men: CR Miller (Tas) and CE Coulson (WA)
- Day 4: No play (Rain)
- Attendance: 1229
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