The season's format reverted to the 50-overs a side format, with Cricket Australia acknowledging the ICC's commitment to 50-over cricket and the 2015 ICC World Cup most likely be staged as a 50-over tournament.[1] Unlike previous seasons, the competition was not a "complete double round robin", and each state played eight preliminary matches instead of ten.
The 2011–12 competition was won by the South Australian Redbacks.[2] The final's result was a tie, but the Redbacks had gained a "bonus point" in the round robin series that put them ahead of the Tasmanian Tigers.[2] The win was South Australia's first One-day domestic title in 25 years.[3]
^Coverdale, Brydon (25 February 2012). "South Australia take title in thrilling tie". ESPNcricinfo. ESPN. Retrieved 26 February 2012.
^"2011/12 Annual Report - Part One" (PDF). Cricket NSW. Retrieved 26 October 2020.
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The 2011 12 Ryobi One Day Cup was the 42nd season of official List A domestic cricket in Australia 2011 12 National One Day CupAdministrator s Cricket AustraliaCricket formatLimited overs cricketTournament format s Round robin tournamentChampionsSouthern Redbacks 3rd title Participants6Matches24 plus finalMost runs498 Michael Klinger South Australia Most wickets16 Alister McDermott Queensland 2010 112012 13 The season s format reverted to the 50 overs a side format with Cricket Australia acknowledging the ICC s commitment to 50 over cricket and the 2015 ICC World Cup most likely be staged as a 50 over tournament 1 Unlike previous seasons the competition was not a complete double round robin and each state played eight preliminary matches instead of ten The 2011 12 competition was won by the South Australian Redbacks 2 The final s result was a tie but the Redbacks had gained a bonus point in the round robin series that put them ahead of the Tasmanian Tigers 2 The win was South Australia s first One day domestic title in 25 years 3 Contents 1 Table 2 Fixtures 2 1 October 2011 2 2 November 2011 2 3 December 2011 2 4 February 2012 2 5 Final 3 References 4 External linksTable EditPos Team Pld W L T NR BP Pts NRR1 Southern Redbacks 8 6 2 0 0 3 27 0 4702 Tasmanian Tigers 8 6 2 0 0 2 26 0 2113 New South Wales Blues 8 4 4 0 0 1 17 0 1714 Queensland Bulls 8 4 4 0 0 1 17 0 0185 Victorian Bushrangers 8 3 5 0 0 1 13 0 1446 Western Warriors 8 1 7 0 0 0 4 0 741Source 4 Fixtures EditOctober 2011 Edit 9 October 2011 Scorecard H Queensland 7 269 50 overs v Victoria238 48 5 overs Peter Forrest 81 96 Peter Siddle 3 49 12 overs Robert Quiney 57 67 Steve Magoffin 3 59 12 overs Queensland won by 31 runsBrisbane Cricket Ground Woolloongabba Brisbane Umpires Simon Fry and Paul Reiffel Player of the match Peter Forrest Queensland Victoria won the toss and elected to field List A debut Peter Handscomb Victoria Points Queensland 4 Victoria 0 15 October 2011 ScorecardNew South Wales 3 261 49 49 overs v South Australia H 3 262 48 49 overs Usman Khawaja 116 138 Gary Putland 2 64 9 overs Tom Cooper 100 99 Moises Henriques 1 34 8 overs South Australia won by 7 wicketsAdelaide Oval Adelaide Umpires Ashley Barrow and Paul Wilson Player of the match Tom Cooper South Australia New South Wales won the toss and elected to bat Rain delayed the start of play and reduced play to 49 overs per side List A debut Luke Doran NSW and Joe Mennie South Australia Points South Australia 4 New South Wales 0 16 October 2011 ScorecardTasmania 231 49 2 overs v Western Australia H 164 34 4 overs Mark Cosgrove 43 51 Nathan Coulter Nile 4 66 12 overs Liam Davis 38 32 Evan Gulbis 4 8 5 overs Tasmania won by 67 runsWestern Australia Cricket Association Ground Perth Western Australia Umpires Mick Martell and John Ward Player of the match Evan Gulbis Tasmania Western Australia won the toss and elected to field List A debut Cameron Bancroft Western Australia Points Tasmania 5 Western Australia 0 22 October 2011 Scorecard H Queensland 8 262 50 overs v Tasmania8 257 50 overs Ryan Broad 92 120 James Faulkner 3 56 12 overs Ed Cowan 65 92 Alister McDermott 3 62 13 overs Queensland won by 5 runsRay Mitchell Oval Mackay Umpires Damien Mealey and John Ward Player of the match Ryan Broad Queensland Queensland won the toss and elected to bat List A debut Graeme Skennar Queensland Points Queensland 4 Tasmania 0 23 October 2011 ScorecardWestern Australia 7 233 50 overs v South Australia H 8 235 48 overs Luke Ronchi 113 101 Gary Putland 3 52 10 overs Callum Ferguson 110 129 Michael Beer 3 39 13 overs South Australia won by 2 wicketsAdelaide Oval Adelaide Umpires Gerard Abood and Simon Fry Player of the match Callum Ferguson South Australia South Australia won the toss and elected to field Points South Australia 4 Western Australia 0 30 October 2011 ScorecardVictoria 7 317 49 49 overs v New South Wales H 3 318 40 3 49 overs Brad Hodge 144 123 Moises Henriques 3 68 13 overs Daniel Smith 179 122 Cameron White 1 24 3 overs New South Wales won by 7 wicketsNorth Sydney Oval North Sydney Umpires Ian Lock and John Ward Player of the match Daniel Smith New South Wales New South Wales won the toss and elected to field Rain delayed the start of play and reduced play to 49 overs per side List A debut Jayde Herrick Victoria Points New South Wales 4 Victoria 0 November 2011 Edit 2 November 2011 Scorecard H Tasmania 6 222 50 overs v Victoria9 220 50 overs Nick Kruger 71 117 Jon Holland 2 31 10 overs Cameron White 36 54 Xavier Doherty 3 57 13 overs Tasmania won by 2 runsBellerive Oval Hobart Umpires Simon Fry and Geoff Joshua Player of the match James Faulkner Tasmania Victoria won the toss and elected to field List A debut James Faulkner Tasmania Points Tasmania 4 Victoria 0 4 November 2011 Scorecard H New South Wales 8 261 50 overs v South Australia238 50 overs David Warner 86 98 Daniel Christian 3 59 13 overs Adam Crosthwaite 72 104 Doug Bollinger 4 62 13 overs New South Wales won by 23 runsSydney Cricket Ground Sydney Umpires Michael Kumutat and Bob Parry Player of the match David Warner New South Wales New South Wales won the toss and elected to bat Points New South Wales 4 South Australia 0 6 November 2011 Scorecard H Western Australia 229 49 4 overs v Queensland7 233 49 overs Marcus North 55 79 Alister McDermott 5 64 11 4 overs Ben Dunk 115 124 Mitchel Marsh 4 40 11 overs Queensland won by 3 wicketsWestern Australia Cricket Association Ground Perth Western Australia Umpires Nathan Johnstone and Paul Reiffel Player of the match Ben Dunk Queensland Queensland won the toss and elected to field Points Queensland 4 Western Australia 0 13 November 2011 Scorecard H Tasmania 8 212 42 45 overs v South Australia169 36 4 40 overs Ed Cowan 91 103 Kane Richardson 3 43 10 overs Tom Cooper 66 80 Ben Hilfenhaus 4 24 9 overs Tasmania won by 48 runs D L West Park Oval Burnie Umpires Paul Reiffel and Paul Wilson Player of the match Ed Cowan Tasmania South Australia won the toss and elected to field Rain stopped the Tasmania innings after 42 overs and set South Australia a target of 218 runs from 40 overs Tasmania 5 South Australia 0 16 November 2011 Scorecard H Victoria 5 317 50 overs v Western Australia258 45 2 overs Matthew Wade 120 130 Ben Edmondson 3 87 11 overs Wes Robinson 66 95 James Pattinson 3 31 10 2 overs Victoria won by 59 runsMelbourne Cricket Ground Melbourne Umpires Ashley Barrow and John Ward Player of the match Matthew Wade Victoria Victoria won the toss and elected to bat Points Victoria 4 Western Australia 0 Western Australia Adam Voges retired hurt and Marcus North was unable to bat due to an injury 20 November 2011 Scorecard H Queensland 221 48 5 overs v New South Wales171 43 5 overs Chris Lynn 61 71 Mitchell Starc 5 39 12 5 overs Moises Henriques 38 58 Cameron Gannon 2 26 7 overs Queensland won by 50 runsBrisbane Cricket Ground Woolloongabba Brisbane Umpires Simon Fry and Sam Nogajski Player of the match Mitchell Starc New South Wales Queensland won the toss and elected to bat List A debut Josh Lalor New South Wales Points Queensland 5 New South Wales 0 23 November 2011 ScorecardQueensland 194 49 3 overs v South Australia H 3 195 38 4 overs Michael Neser 56 69 Jake Haberfield 4 50 13 overs Michael Klinger 105 122 Bradley Ipson 2 47 9 overs South Australia won by 7 wicketsAdelaide Oval Adelaide Umpires Chris Gaffaney NZ and Ian Lock Player of the match Michael Klinger South Australia South Australia won the toss and elected to field South Australia 5 Queensland 0 27 November 2011 Scorecard H Victoria 6 321 50 overs v Tasmania247 46 2 overs David Hussey 76 49 Jason Krejza 2 69 12 overs Tom Triffitt 72 50 Jayde Herrick 4 69 11 overs Victoria won by 74 runsMelbourne Cricket Ground Melbourne Umpires Gerard Abood and Ashley Barrow Player of the match Rob Quiney Victoria Tasmania won the toss and elected to field Points Victoria 5 Tasmania 0 30 November 2011 ScorecardWestern Australia 199 48 1 overs v New South Wales H 5 198 43 2 46 overs Wes Robinson 87 130 Trent Copeland 5 44 12 1 overs Steve Smith 57 84 D Arcy Short 2 14 4 overs New South Wales won by 5 wickets D L Sydney Cricket Ground Sydney Umpires Geoff Joshua and Paul Wilson Player of the match Trent Copeland New South Wales Western Australia won the toss and elected to bat Rain reduced the New South Wales innings and set a target of 194 runs from 46 overs List A debut Timm van der Gugten New South Wales and D Arcy Short Western Australia Points New South Wales 4 Western Australia 0 December 2011 Edit 4 December 2011 ScorecardTasmania 188 49 4 overs v New South Wales H 9 184 50 overs George Bailey 35 54 Luke Doran 4 40 13 overs Moises Henriques 65 71 Ben Laughlin 6 53 13 overs Tasmania won by 4 runsManuka Oval Canberra Umpires Michael Kumutat and Mick Martell Player of the match Ben Laughlin Tasmania Tasmania won the toss and elected to bat Points Tasmania 4 New South Wales 0 7 December 2011 Scorecard H Victoria 237 48 4 overs v Queensland225 48 1 overs Aaron Finch 71 106 Alister McDermott 4 30 10 4 overs Nathan Reardon 53 80 Andrew McDonald 5 38 9 1 overs Victoria won by 12 runsMelbourne Cricket Ground Melbourne Umpires Geoff Joshua and Paul Reiffel Player of the match Glenn Maxwell Victoria Victoria won the toss and elected to bat List A debut Scott Boland Victoria Points Victoria 4 Queensland 0 10 December 2011 Scorecard H Western Australia 8 252 50 overs v South Australia4 253 39 1 overs Luke Ronchi 101 83 Kane Richardson 3 43 10 overs Daniel Harris 58 72 Ryan Duffield 2 81 10 overs South Australia won by 6 wicketsWestern Australia Cricket Association Ground Perth Western Australia Umpires Gerard Abood and Nathan Johnstone Player of the match Kane Richardson South Australia South Australia won the toss and elected to field Points South Australia 5 Western Australia 0 February 2012 Edit 4 February 2012 ScorecardNew South Wales 230 47 5 overs v Tasmania H 7 231 44 5 overs Usman Khawaja 100 106 Jason Krejza 6 55 11 5 overs George Bailey 94 99 Scott Coyte 6 60 12 5 overs Tasmania won by 3 wicketsBellerive Oval Hobart Umpires Ashley Barrow and Damien Mealey Player of the match Jason Krejza Tasmania New South Wales won the toss and elected to bat List A debut Jackson Bird and Ashton May Tasmania Points Tasmania 4 New South Wales 0 7 February 2012 ScorecardVictoria 123 37 2 overs v South Australia H 9 124 35 2 overs Ryan Carters 44 66 Jake Haberfield 4 30 9 2 overs Tom Cooper 60 75 Jon Holland 6 29 13 overs South Australia won by 1 wicketAdelaide Oval Adelaide Umpires Bob Parry and John Ward Player of the match Jon Holland Victoria Victoria won the toss and elected to bat List A debut Daniel Salpietro Victoria Points South Australia 5 Victoria 0 11 February 2012 ScorecardWestern Australia 9 284 50 overs v Queensland H 279 50 overs Marcus North 93 95 Ben Cutting 4 68 113 overs Nathan Reardon 116 113 Jason Behrendorff 3 45 8 overs Western Australia won by 5 runsBrisbane Cricket Ground Woolloongabba Brisbane Umpires Simon Fry and Adrian Holdstock Player of the match Nathan Reardon Queensland Western Australia won the toss and elected to bat Western Australia 4 Queensland 0 15 February 2012 ScorecardQueensland 9 282 50 overs v Tasmania H 3 283 47 2 overs Chris Lynn 98 100 Jackson Bird 2 20 7 overs Ed Cowan 125 107 Alister McDermott 1 26 8 overs Tasmania won by 7 wicketBellerive Oval Hobart Umpires Geoff Joshua and Ian Lock Player of the match Ed Cowan Tasmania Tasmania won the toss and elected to field List A debut Matthew Gale Queensland Points Tasmania 4 Queensland 0 18 February 2012 ScorecardSouth Australia 7 277 50 overs v Victoria H 229 44 2 overs Michael Klinger 112 131 Cameron White 3 55 9 overs Aaron Finch 63 62 Jake Haberfield 3 36 7 2 overs South Australia won by 48 runsMelbourne Cricket Ground Melbourne Umpires Mick Martell and John Ward Player of the match Michael Klinger South Australia Victoria won the toss and elected to field List A debuts Andrew Fekete Alex Keath and Clive Rose Victoria Points South Australia 4 Victoria 0 22 February 2012 Scorecard H Western Australia 151 42 4 overs v New South Wales6 152 35 5 overs Nathan Coulter Nile 53 70 Mitchell Starc 4 39 11 4 overs Phillip Hughes 58 81 Nathan Coulter Nile 3 44 12 overs New South Wales won by 4 wicketsWestern Australia Cricket Association Ground Perth Western Australia Umpires Ashley Barrow and John Ward Player of the match Nathan Coulter Nile Western Australia New South Wales won the toss and elected to field List A debuts Chris Tremain New South Wales and Tim Armstrong Western Australia Points New South Wales 5 Western Australia 0 Final Edit 25 February 2012 Scorecard H South Australia 285 49 4 overs v Tasmania4 285 50 overs Michael Klinger 81 105 James Faulkner 4 75 12 overs George Bailey 101 105 Nathan Lyon 3 86 13 overs Match tiedAdelaide Oval Adelaide Umpires Paul Reiffel and John Ward Player of the match George Bailey Tasmania South Australia won the toss and elected to bat South Australia won the 2011 12 Ryobi One Day Cup due to more points accumulated in the round robin tournament References Edit Split Innings scrapped for the 2011 12 season a b Redbacks clinch first one day title ABC Radio Grandstand Australian Broadcasting Corporation 25 February 2012 Retrieved 26 February 2012 Coverdale Brydon 25 February 2012 South Australia take title in thrilling tie ESPNcricinfo ESPN Retrieved 26 February 2012 2011 12 Annual Report Part One PDF Cricket NSW Retrieved 26 October 2020 External links EditCricket Australia Website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2011 12 Ryobi One Day Cup amp oldid 1068687530, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
