Jake Fraser-McGurk hit the fastest fifty in Australian one-day cricket.
South Australia faced Queensland at Karen Rolton Oval on Saturday.
He hit 22 runs off the second over. Then 16 off the fourth.
A six and a four off Hayden Kerr took him to 50 in 14 balls.
His old record was 18 balls, set in 2023. He beat it by four balls.
He raced to 75 off 22 balls. Queensland had no answer at first.
Mitchell Swepson slowed him with a tight over. He nearly got out twice.
He reached 100 runs off 49 balls. It was the third-quickest ton in the event.
He finished with 122 off 63 balls, with 10 fours and nine sixes.
Captain Nathan McSweeney scored 106. South Australia made 397 for 7.
Queensland were all out for 271. South Australia won by 126 runs.
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