The Victorian bowling attack was just right. Nannes, Harwood, Wright, Holland, McGain, McDonald. Wright misfired and got pulled out of the attack after one over, but as you can see, they had a player spare and didn't need to take a chance on either Wright, who is generally employed to swing the new ball and little else, or a part-timer. Nannes bowled brilliantly, but they didn't concede any ground from Wright bowling badly, so the net result was a very low score by NSW. It's an important result for Victoria as their batting order is undermanned and a low chase, even on a slow wicket, gives them a better chance than a big chase on a quick surface.