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SAUS vs NSW, 16th Match, Sheffield Shield 2020-21 - Match Info
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Sheffield Shield 2020-21
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Venue:
Adelaide Oval, Adelaide
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Date & Time:
Saturday, March 6, 10:30 AM LOCAL
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SAUS vs NSW • 16th Match • Sheffield Shield 2020-21
Series
Sheffield Shield 2020-21
Date
Saturday, March 6
Time
10:30 AM LOCAL, 12:00 AM GMT, 5:30 AM IST
Venue
Adelaide Oval, Adelaide
Umpires
Michael Graham-Smith, Ben Treloar
Referee
Steve Davis
South Australia squad
Players
Henry Hunt,
Jake Weatherald ,
Liam Scott,
Travis Head (c),
Alex Carey (wk),
Harry Nielsen,
Jake Lehmann,
Chadd Sayers,
Daniel Worrall,
David Grant,
Joe Medew-Ewen
Bench
Wes Agar,
Conor McInerney
New South Wales squad
Players
David Warner,
Nick Larkin,
Kurtis Patterson,
Moises Henriques,
Daniel Solway,
Peter Nevill (c) (wk),
Sean Abbott,
Mitchell Starc,
Nathan Lyon,
Harry Conway,
Josh Hazlewood
Bench
Trent Copeland,
Jason Sangha
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Stadium
Adelaide Oval
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Adelaide, Australia
Capacity
53,583 (including standing room)
Ends
City End, Cathedral End
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South Australia and Adelaide Strikers
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Australian Rules Football (since 1877), Rugby League (1997-1998) as well as archery, athletics, baseball, cycling, american football, highland games, hockey, lacrosse, lawn tennis, rugby union, quoits and soccer)
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