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Kaiden Withers. Batter in blue and gold strikes a delivery; wicket keeper crouches behind stumps at Australian cricket ground
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Kaiden Withers blasts maiden ton in Belvoir win

Kaiden Withers hit 104 runs off only 65 balls to lead Belvoir to 7-298 in Cricket Albury-Wodonga Provincial.

Kaiden Withers, nicknamed Buddha, hit his maiden 50-over century. Opening batter Withers hit 104 from only 65 balls, striking four sixes and 10 fours at a strike rate of 160.

Withers combined with fellow opener Talor Scott for a 144-run partnership. Belvoir totalled 7-298.

Wodonga Raiders managed only 184 in reply, giving Belvoir a 114-run win. Captain Lachie McMillan scored 50.

160
Strike rate
144
Partnership runs
7-298
Belvoir total
184
Raiders reply

Why it mattersWithers' strong century shows the opening batter can deliver at 50-over level. He has previously scored in Twenty20 cricket.

AustraliaA standout local cricket performance in regional New South Wales that bolsters Belvoir's climb toward the finals.

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