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Fraser-McGurk hits record 14-ball fifty in South Australia win
Jake Fraser-McGurk scored 122 for South Australia against Queensland in Australia’s One-Day Cup.
He reached 50 in 14 balls, an Australian record in List A cricket, and made his century in 49 balls.
South Australia scored 397 for 7, then bowled Queensland out for 271 to win by 126 runs.
The innings could revive his bid for an Australia recall, after he lost his places in the one-day and T20 teams in 2025.
But his record at this ground is far stronger: he averages 68.66 at Adelaide’s Karen Rolton Oval, compared with 20.55 across his List A innings elsewhere.
The knock comes a year before the next World Cup, but no selection decision is stated.
Jake Fraser-McGurk scored 122 off 63 balls as South Australia beat Queensland by 126 runs in the One-Day Cup.
He reached 50 from 14 balls, an Australian record for a List A match and the fourth-fastest such fifty recorded.
Nathan McSweeney also scored a century, making 106 from 103 balls as South Australia posted 397 for 7.
Queensland were bowled out for 271 in 40.1 overs, despite Lachlan Hearne’s 121.
- Who
- South Australia and Queensland, led in batting by Jake Fraser-McGurk and Nathan McSweeney for South Australia.
- What
- South Australia beat Queensland by 126 runs in a One-Day Cup match.
- When
- Not stated. The articles were published on October 17 and 18, 2026.
- Where
- Karen Rolton Oval in Adelaide.
- Why
- South Australia set Queensland a target of 398, then bowled them out for 271.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Fraser-McGurk scored 122 from 63 balls, including a 14-ball fifty, as South Australia made 397 for 7.
McSweeney scored 106 from 103 balls.
Hearne scored 121, but Queensland were bowled out for 271 in 40.1 overs.
South Australia won by 126 runs.
- Fraser-McGurk’s score
- 122 from 63 balls
- Fastest Australian List A fifty
- 14 balls
- McSweeney’s score
- 106 from 103 balls
- South Australia total
- 397 for 7
- Queensland total
- 271 in 40.1 overs
- Margin
- South Australia won by 126 runs