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Desperate Warriors look to Hogg for hundred

Brad Hogg hit a fighting century and Ben Edmondson struck with two late wickets to rescue Western Australia from a horror opening against South Australia

South Australia 3 for 53 trail Western Australia 248 (Hogg 109, Tait 4-61) by 195 runs
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Chris Rogers edges Shaun Tait to Mark Cleary as Western Australia suffer a disastrous start © Getty Images

Brad Hogg hit a fighting century and Ben Edmondson struck with two late wickets to rescue Western Australia from a horror opening against South Australia at Adelaide Oval. Winning the toss and batting, Western Australia were in deep trouble at 6 for 92 after Shaun Tait took four wickets in the first session.

Hogg replied with 109 from 118 balls, including 14 fours and two sixes, as he dominated the lower-order partnerships and saved his side. He was 83 when Edmondson, the No. 11, walked out and collected 26 of the 30-run partnership to reach his fourth first-class century.

Edmondson then made life difficult for South Australia, taking the wickets of Tom Plant and Mark Cosgrove with his first two balls as the Redbacks slumped to 3 for 4. Greg Blewett and Callum Ferguson ensured there was no further damage until stumps.

Ben EdmondsonBrad HoggAustraliaWest Aust vs South AustPura CupAustralia Domestic Season