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Queensland bundled out South Australia's last six wickets for 54 runs to make sure they did not have to bat again, and sealed an innings-and-14-run win in Brisbane

Queensland were well placed for victory at stumps on the third day against South Australia at the Gabba, where the Redbacks were 4 for 181 and still needed a further 68 runs to make the Bulls bat again

Marnus Labuschagne scored his maiden first-class century and Matt Renshaw narrowly missed out on his as Queensland took control on the second day against South Australia at the Gabba

Alex Ross led South Australia's revival on the first day of a rain-affected match against Queensland at the Gabba, where the veteran James Hopes combined with Queensland's younger fast men to trouble the Redbacks