Bad light robs Queensland of Shield win
Queensland's openers needed 16 runs from three overs when the umpires called of play due to bad light.
17/10Result
6th Match, Sheffield Shield at Sydney, Oct 18-21 2022
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![New South Wales]( "New South Wales")
246 & 256 -
![Queensland]( "Queensland")
477/6d & 10/0 (2 ov)
Player of the Match
17/10Result
6th Match, Sheffield Shield at Sydney, Oct 18-21 2022
-
![New South Wales]( "New South Wales")
246 & 256 -
![Queensland]( "Queensland")
477/6d & 10/0 (2 ov)
Player of the Match
Match Centre
Match Details
Series
Toss
Queensland , elected to field first
Player Of The Match
Season
Match days
18,19,20,21 October 2022 (4-day match)
Umpires
Match Referee
Points
Queensland 2.2, New South Wales 1.96
Scorecard Summary
NEW SOUTH WALES 246 (80.3 OVERS)1ST INNINGS
- Sean Abbott62 (74)
- Matthew Gilkes72 (121)
- Michael Neser3/57 (18.3)
- Mitchell Swepson3/53 (19)
QUEENSLAND 477/6d (149 OVERS)1ST INNINGS
- Michael Neser136 (172)
- Matt Renshaw*200 (403)
- Sean Abbott3/98 (30)
- Jason Sangha1/66 (13)
NEW SOUTH WALES 256 (115.1 OVERS)2ND INNINGS
- Moises Henriques*99 (280)
- Matthew Gilkes48 (149)
- Michael Neser2/30 (18)
- Mitchell Swepson5/113 (44.1)
QUEENSLAND 10/0 (2 OVERS)2ND INNINGS
- Joe Burns*3 (8)
- Matt Renshaw*7 (4)
- Sean Abbott0/8 (1)
- Ben Dwarshuis0/2 (1)
END OF OVER:2 | 8 Runs | QLD: 10/0
- Joe Burns3 (8b)
- Matt Renshaw7 (4b)
- Sean Abbott1-0-8-0
- Ben Dwarshuis1-0-2-0
Match State: Delay - Day 4 - Bad Light
1.6
1
Abbott to Burns, 1 run,
1.5
0
Abbott to Burns, no run,
1.4
1
Abbott to Renshaw, 1 run,
1.3
1
Abbott to Burns, 1 run,
1.2
1
Abbott to Renshaw, 1 run,
1.1
4
Abbott to Renshaw, FOUR,
Match Coverage
All Match NewsBad light robs Queensland of Shield win
Queensland's openers needed 16 runs from three overs when the umpires called of play due to bad light.
Renshaw's double and Neser's hundred put Queensland in command
Mitchell Swepson made inroads into NSW's second innings to leave them struggling to save the game
Renshaw digs in as Queensland grind into strong position
The left hander has returned to opening and showed his powers of concentration
Abbott and Gilkes lead New South Wales recovery after Swepson's beauty
The home side were three down early and then in further afternoon trouble
