Tasmania square off against South Australia in the 14th match of the Dean Jones Trophy 2025-26 season on Saturday, 15th October. The venue for this match is Kingston Twin Ovals, Hobart and the scheduled start time is 4:30 AM IST. Ahead of this contest check out our Tasmania vs South Australia props, stats, pitch report, head to head record, squads and match winner prediction.
Tasmania vs South Australia Props
Stats
- Jordan Silk scored 196 runs for Tasmania in three matches.
- Mackenzie Harvey scored 208 runs for South Australia in four matches.
Kingston Twin Ovals, Hobart Pitch Report
The pitch at Kingston Twin Ovals, Hobart, generally offers a balanced surface for one-day matches, providing something for both batters and bowlers. Early on, there can be a bit of seam movement due to Tasmania's cooler conditions and occasional moisture, but the wicket tends to settle as the innings progresses, allowing batters to play more freely. Spinners may find some grip later in the game, though not excessively.
Tasmania vs South Australia Head to Head Record
Tasmania and South Australia faced off in 57 list A till date, where Tasmania holds the upper hand with 28 wins, while South Australia managed to win 26 matches. One match ended in no result and two were tied.
- Matches Played: 57
- Tasmania Won: 28
- South Australia Won: 26
- No Result: 1
- Tied: 2
Tasmania vs South Australia Squads
Tasmania Squad: Iain Carlisle, Nikhil Chaudhary, Bradley Hope, Caleb Jewell, Matt Kuhnemann, Riley Meredith, Mitch Owen, Jordan Silk (c), Billy Stanlake, Matthew Wade, Tim Ward, Jake Weatherald, Beau Webster, Mac Wright.
South Australia Squad: Travis Head, Jason Sangha, Jake Fraser-McGurk, Thomas Kelly, Henry Hunt, Mackenzie Harvey, Conor McInerney, Aidan Cahill, Jake Lehmann, Nathan McSweeney, Liam Scott, Daniel Drew, Campbell Thompson, Alex Carey, Harry Matthias, Harry Nielsen, Wes Agar, Jordan Buckingham, Spencer Johnson, Brendan Doggett, Lloyd Pope, Ben Manenti, Nathan McAndrew, Henry Thornton.
Tasmania vs South Australia Match Winner Prediction
With home advantage on their side and a slight historical edge in this matchup, Tasmania head into this contest as the more likely winners. Their familiarity with local conditions, particularly the pitch and weather patterns, will play a crucial role.
South Australia have been competitive, but Tasmania's home comfort and adaptability gives them an advantage.
Our Prediction: Tasmania to Win!
