The Sheffield Shield cricket match between Western Australia and New South Wales took place in Perth from March 6th to 9th, ultimately ending in a draw. The match was full of twists and turns, with both sides demonstrating strong competitive spirit throughout the game.
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03-10, 2025Western Australia scored 196 runs in their first innings (68.3 overs) and declared at 4/346 in their second innings (120.0 overs). New South Wales scored 261 runs in their first innings (108.3 overs) and 4/130 in their second innings (55.0 overs).
During the match, technical statistics and analysis tools, such as the Manhattan/Worm graph, ball-by-ball records, batting direction charts, and scoreboards, failed to display in a timely manner due to data loading issues. This impacted the audience's ability to gain an in-depth understanding of the match details, diminishing the viewing experience.
