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Lehmann ensures South Australia earn draw
Steve O'Keefe claimed four wickets but a result always appeared unlikely on the final day on a placid surface
Henriques narrowly misses ton as NSW press for victory
South Australia continued to toil in the field and also had fitness concerns over pace bowler Dan Worrell
Hughes, Larkin tons hand NSW the edge
The pair put on their second double-century opening stand of the season, leaving the Blues just 157 runs behind in the first innings with 10 wickets in hand
Tom Cooper and Alex Carey fifties shore up South Australia
New South Wales had the chance to put the Redbacks under significant pressure when Jake Lehmann fell with the score at 5 for 185. Except they couldn't
Tasmania overcome Ferguson's fighting hundred and the rain
Jackson Bird and Gabe Bell combined to take seven wickets as Tasmania earned their second win of the season
Tasmania eye second win after Silk's century
South Australia's openers had 12 overs to bat and Jake Weatherald made an error in judgement to fall LBW to Jackson Bird
Alex Pyecroft impresses on debut as Tasmania take charge
Gabe Bell took four wickets to earn a handy first-innings lead which Ben McDermott's half-century helped extend
Worrall four-for skittles Tasmania as Paine's middling form continues
Australia's Test skipper made just 16 as Tasmania collapsed to 185 all out against South Australia at the Bellerive Oval
Marsh brothers offer Western Australia hope
An 83-run stand between Shaun Marsh and Mitchell Marsh gave Western Australia a chance at chasing a big fourth innings total against South Australia in Adelaide
Western Australia cruise home with Marsh's mammoth ton
Shaun Marsh struck his second century in eight days early in the morning session and helped consign South Australia to a five-wicket loss well before tea on the final day
Worrall's career-best seven headlines bowler-dominated day
Western Australia fought back late in the day as they took three wickets in three balls
Head shows timely form in Test audition but Richardson takes the honours
Jhye Richardson bagged a five-wicket haul after Western Australia's surprising decision to bowl first
Lloyd Pope embraces life changing time as Big Bash comes calling
He's been compared to Shane Warne and has been talked up as the next big spin hope, but the 18-year old isn't losing focus
Rain denies Victoria chance of third Shield victory
Close to 20 millimeters of rain fell on the fourth morning prior to the start of play which left a large chunk of the MCG outfield under water
Pattinson makes his mark but Sayers and Mennie keep Redbacks alive
South Australia's middle order crumbled at the MCG but lower order runs meant Victoria still have a challenge on the final day
Peter Handscomb makes case for Test return with unbeaten ton
Having lost his Test place on Australia's tour of the UAE, the middle-order batsman made 123 not out from 215 balls and give Victoria a 101-run lead
Boland cuts through South Australia after Cooper's latest century
The Redbacks lost their last six wickets for 13 runs before Victoria's openers laid a solid base in reply
Heazlett, Neser rearguard deny South Australia outright points
Travis Head called time early, after the Bulls pair steadied the ship and scored freely enough to build a lead that the Redbacks then needed to chase down for victory
Lehmann's 126 puts South Australia in control
Test hopefuls Matt Renshaw and Joe Burns missed out against South Australia with single-digit scores
Cooper's 178 gives South Australia massive lead
A superb 178 from South Australia batsman Tom Cooper put them in command, giving them a 151-run lead over Queensland on the second day
Teenager Pope sends Queensland spinning
The 18-year old legspinner picked up 7 for 87 in just his second first-class match to highlight an excellent day for South Australia
Teenager Pope sends Queensland spinning
The 18-year old legspinner picked up 7 for 87 in just his second first-class match to highlight an excellent day for South Australia
Steadfast Lehmann denies New South Wales
With his team having to bat just 45 overs late on the final day, the South Australia stand-in captain hung around for 126 balls to make an unbeaten 33
Trent Copeland's six sets up exciting final day
After the seamer limited South Australia's first-innings lead to 27, New South Wales were 84 for 3 at stumps on day three
Mennie rips through NSW middle order with 5 for 39
South Australia were 2 for 24 before stand-in captain Jake Lehmann and Callum Ferguson consolidated with an unbroken 89-run stand
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