
South Australia narrowly prevailed in a high-scoring thriller against Tasmania, securing a victory by a margin of seven runs after putting up a massive total of 383. Jake Weatherald contributed 92 runs, Matthew Gilkes remained unbeaten on 97, and Jake Fraser-McGurk delivered a blistering innings of 88 from 47 balls.
Despite a remarkable career-best knock of 142 by Jordan Silk, Tasmania ultimately fell just short of the target. The narrow defeat concluded an epic encounter where both sides piled on the runs.
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