You must have heard the phrase 'nahle pe dhala'. This match is just an example of that. In this match played on Australian soil, a team which is all out in 37.5 overs in ODIs, gets the other team all out one ball earlier i.e. in 37.4 overs and wins the match. Now let us tell you between which two teams this match was played. This match played in Sydney was played between South Australia and Western Australia in the ODI Cup. In this low scoring ODI match played in Australia's domestic cricket, South Australia defeated Western Australia by 2 runs. This victory of South Australia was ensured because the cricketing ability of an engineering student playing from their team proved to be too much for Western Australia.

South Australia collapsed for 166 runs, this bowler took 6 wickets

South Australia, who came to bat first in the match, could not play the full 50 overs and were all out after scoring 166 runs in 37.5 overs. Western Australia's 24-year-old bowler Bryce Jackson played an important role in destroying South Australia's batting, who took 6 wickets for 31 runs in 9 overs in the match. This is the best performance of Bryce Jackson's List A career, which he has made in his second match. Daniel Drew scored the highest 49 runs for South Australia. Apart from him, Liam Scott scored 46 runs.

The team won by 2 runs in a thrilling match

Now Western Australia had an easy target of 167 runs which they had to achieve in 50 overs. In such a situation, hardly anyone could have predicted the turn of the tables. But, this match proved why cricket is a game of uncertainties. Despite scoring 166 runs, South Australia defeated Western Australia by 2 runs in this match. It also bowled out Western Australia for 164 runs in 37.4 overs, one ball before its target.

This engineer took 5 wickets in 10 overs

South Australia's bowler Nathan McAndrew played the biggest role in bringing Western Australia's batting line-up to its knees. Nathan McAndrew is a student of civil engineering but in this match he looked like death for the Western Australia batsmen. He took 5 wickets for 40 runs in 10 overs and was instrumental in his team's victory in a low scoring match. Nathan McAndrew was chosen as the Player of the Match for his match-changing performance with the ball.