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Day 2 Schedule:

Game 6: NSW v VIC 11:00AM AEDT

NSW 7 def VIC 0
NSW: 7R 8H 1E
VIC: 0R 0H 4E

New South Wales take their third victory and a second no hitter with a 7-0 win over Victoria.

Harrison Peters and Jack Besgrove combined for the no hitter, taking five strike outs each and allowing a combined two walks.

NSW were patient in building their lead, with Jeremy Garland and James Todhunter both scoring 2RBIs each against a VIC side that took the defending champions to their first seven inning game of the tournament so far.

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Game 7: QLD v ACT 11:00AM AEDT

ACT 13 def QLD 8
ACT: 13R 12H 2E
QLD 8R 7H 3E

The ACT record their first win after the anguish of coming so close on day one.

Both teams scored in four-straight innings as they traded runs and kept the encounter close.

8-10 after the fourth, Queensland were kept scoreless while the ACT found three more to secure the points.

Matthew Harrow, Matthew Wickham and Jeremy Bradbury scored 6RBIs for the ACT from their combined 7ABs – with Harrow hitting for 1.000.

Caleb Vandegriendt led the scoring for QLD with 3RBIs.

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Game 8: ACT v VIC 1:30PM AEDT

VIC 10 def ACT 5
VIC: 10R 15H 0E
ACT: 5R 8H 0E

Victoria have found the difference in the seventh to overcome a resilient 89ers team.

The two teams were evenly matched for much of the game, with VIC’s ability to find hits the biggest difference.

As the seventh began with VIC leading the ACT by a single run, it looked inevitable that we would be heading to another extended game, as the ACT have become so familiar to.

But a big break came in the seventh for VIC, which saw Henry Mullan and Adam Talarico hit back-to-back home runs to bring in four runs and secure the win.

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Game 9: NSW v QLD 4:00PM AEDT

NSW 8 def QLD 6
NSW: 8R 12H 2E
QLD: 6R 6H 0E

New South Wales hold on to an 8-6 win over Queensland to take their fourth straight.

Thomas Cass scored 3RBIs from 3ABs for NSW while James Todhunter brought in another 2RBIs. The NSW hitters fired out to a 7-3 lead after three, but QLD were determined to stay in the fight and brought it back to 8-5 heading into the seventh.

Caleb Vandegriendt was scored by Regan O’Neill’s single, but the NSW outfield kept a composed inning and contained QLD to the solitary run to end the game 8-6.

QLD are the first team to score against NSW in the tournament so far.

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Game 10: NSW v ACT 7:00PM AEDT

NSW 10 def ACT 3
NSW: 10R 11H 3E
ACT 3R 4H 4E

New South Wales go five from five and put one hand on a top place finish.

In their third game for the day, NSW got off to a strong start against the ACT as they surged to a 9-0 lead after just three innings.

But the hosts dug deep to put a stop to the momentum of NSW in the fourth, allowing them to find three crucial runs to extend the game in the top of the fifth.

NSW reset heading into the sixth and kept the ACT from scoring, needing just one run in the bottom of the inning to trigger the runs-ahead-rule.

Jack Besgrove, who pitched the whole game, stepped up as the fourth batter in the sixth for NSW, hitting a single up the middle to allow Blake Jackson to score the winning run.

Besgrove took 16 strike outs in the game, while Thomas Cass was the sole NSW hitter to score more than one RBI with three.

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