Vidler and Straker Dismantle Namibia for 91, Securing Opening Win for Australia

Australia’s quick bowlers, drove by Callum Vidler, packaged Namibia out for under 100, preceding their commander Hugh Weibgen controlled them through a precarious pursue in their most memorable round of the Men’s Under-19 World Cup.

Weibgen emerged to bat in the third over after opener Sam Konstas was tidied up by Jack Brassell, and saw Australia lose around 50% of their side with 35 runs actually required. However, he and negative. 7 hitter Raf MacMillan everything except fixed triumph for Australia, knocking off 30 of those runs in a 40-ball organization.

With a lot of swing on offer, Charlie Anderson and Vidler put the squeeze on right on time, not permitting the Namibia openers to move away. Vidler then attracted first blood his second over with a yorker that swung away late to ruin Johannes de Villiers’ stumps. He then, at that point, struck again in his next finished, catching No. 3 Johannes Visagie lbw.

There was a time of opposition when opener Gerhard Janse van Rensburg dove in while No. 4 Zacheo van Vuuren got a few limits. Van Vuuren struck a beautiful cover push prior to attempting once more just to get a thick brink and see the ball fly through the empty third slip district.

In any case, Tom Straker came into the assault and got the two players to scratch behind – Rensburg to the guardian for a 32-ball 2 and van Vuuren to initially slip for 29 off 47.

Straker then, at that point, drew one more external edge as Ryan Moffett was gotten at slip before Mahli Beardman tidied up Brassell.

Vidler got back to the assault to have Henry van Wyk got behind before Beardman got a subsequent wicket. Namibia chief Alexander Transporting Volschenk consumed 45 balls, in any event, hitting offspinner MacMillan for four and six, however MacMillan ultimately got the better of him.

Vidler wrapped the innings up by bowling No. 11 Junior Kariata.

In the pursuit, Australia didn’t have it simple. Brassell dumbfounded Konstas in the third and Hanro Badenhorst had his initial accomplice Harry Dixon miscuing a draw to mid-on in the 6th.

Dixon was the first of four wickets to fall for 27 runs as Brassell and Badenhorst let Namibia long for an irritated, though immediately. When van Wyk had MacMillan gotten down the ground, Australia had essentially dominated the match.

Best score:

Australia 95 for 6 (Weibgen 39*, Brassell 3-28, Badenhorst 2-29) beat Namibia 91 (van Vuuren 29, Vidler 4-17, Straker 3-16) by four wickets