South Australia hammered Queensland 397‑7 at Adelaide’s Karen Rolton Oval, with Jake Fraser‑McGurk blasting 122 off 63 balls, the fastest half‑century in the One‑Day Cup.
The opener’s 14‑ball fifty—10 fours and nine sixes—shattered the previous record, leaving 22 runs in Straker’s second over and a six off Whitney in the fourth to set the tone.
By the sixth over Fraser‑McGurk was 75 off just 22 deliveries, pushing for a century in 29 balls before cutting back to steady pace, then blasting two back‑to‑back sixes to finish 122.
McSweeney anchored the innings, clocking 106 off 103, his third List‑A hundred, keeping the pressure on Queensland's bowlers.
The victory places South Australia at the summit of Group A, keeping their hopes of a semi‑final spot alive and extending their winning streak to five games.
South Australia now take on New South Wales in the semi‑final tomorrow, while Queensland will regroup for the final group match.