Victoria collapses despite Finch and Handscomb of the fifties

Victoria collapsed despite Finch (pic) and Handscomb of the 1950s. © Getty

Queensland vs. Victoria, Brisbane

Aaron Finch's 50 hitters at No. 3 and Peter's beat Handscomb at No. 4 could come to relieve Australia, but Victoria found a way to overcome them The Steinsee chose four wickets but that's Michael Neser who bore the decisive blow to break the 116-point stand of the third counter between Finch and Handscomb. for 2, Victoria lost her last eight wickets for 45 points to give Queensland a strong position at the end of the first innings.

In reply, Joe Burns (71 *) and Usman Khawaja (41) were after 108 seconds for the second box after Matt Renshaw's first wicket, Chris Tremain chose his wicket, then that of Khawaja but no other Wler could knock for Victoria. With a deficit of just 47 points on the strains on day 1 and eight wickets in hand, Queensland tackles a big lead in the first run.

Brief Scores: Victoria 167 (Handscomb 81, Finch 50, Steketee 4-52, Neser 3-39) in Queensland 120/2 (Burns 71 *, Khawaja 41 Tremain 2-20) by 47 points.

Tasmania c. South Australia, Bellerive Oval Hobart

With the aim of winning a victory in this season of Sheffield Shield, South Australia has fully exploited the conditions offered at Hobart's Bellerive Ring, which has allowed Tasmania to win a derisory total – 185 – with the four pacers ticking the column counters. The 27-year-old Victorian, 27-year-old Daniel Worrall, pulled the two Tasmanian opener out at a lower cost in the span of 6 badists, but the actual damage was inflicted in the final session, with the hosts having lost their last five wickets after 59 points. Up to four batters from Tasmania took the start, but none of them made the difference, as South Australian bowlers maintained strenuous lines throughout the day to strangle the race rhythm. Skipper Matthew Wade showed some difficulty with a 97-ball 43, but the steady fall of the wickets at the other end of the track set the stage for a disappointing first-innings. Worrall and Mennie share 7 wickets while Nick Winter and Kane Richardson count for the other three. Southern Australians Jake Weatherald and Conor Mclnerney eliminated the two difficult gains before the end of the match and hoped to win their first big win to make their first win of the season.

Brief Scores : Tasmania 185 (Matthew Wade 43, Daniel Worrall 4-42, Joe Mennie 3-27) lead South Australia 0-0 out of 185 points

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