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WA on verge of victory
PERTH. Oct 25: Western Australia were poised to defeat South Australia in the Sheffield Shield
game at the WACA ground here and Jump to the top of the ladder, reports AFP.
They appeared set to complete an overwhelming victory early on the fourth and final day Sunday after routing the opposition again today.
South Australia were toppled for 142 in their first innings and then skidded to 251-6 in their second knock, still 84 runs behind Western Australia's 477-5 declared.
They received a severe blow at the end of the day when captain Jamie Siddons (69). who had defied the attack for more than three hours, was clean-bowled by fast bowler Matthew Gamaut.
Western Australian captain Tom Moody gave his side a marvellous start today when he captured the last four South Australian first innings wickets for only 10 runs to finish with 5-20.
Then pace pair Brendon Ju-, lian (3-44) and Gamaut (2-27)
combined to put South Australia on the back foot when they batted again.
Meanwhile. New South Wales, at full strength with their Test contingent, remain without a point after two Shield Sarnes following their draw to
Ictoria.
Victorian captain Shane Wame ensured that NSW would not get maximum outright points when he made a tough declaration early on the final day.
Wame set the blues 382 runs off a minimum 73 overs, a rate of 5.23 runs an over, after the third closure of the match.
NSW finished at 225 for three when stumps were drawn with 10 overs left.
Former Test opener Michael Slater hit 85, Australian captain Mark Taylor 50 and Steve Waugh 60 not out but NSW at no stage looked Interested In the chase.
"If they have no points from
two games with a full strength side that leaves it wide open," Wame said afterwards.
Wame ended with 2-78 from 25 overs to have match figures of 3-195 from 58 overs In his first proper match for the season.
The 28-year-old was forced to rest for six weeks after straining a groin muscle on the Ashes tour and a month ago he had an injection of salt water and cortisone to loosen his shoulder.
"I'm stiff and sore because I haven't been able to do any fitness work but I feel a lot better Injury-wise than in the last 12 to 18 months," Warne said.
Earlier. Victoria's young Australia A all-rounder Ian Harvey hit his second first-class century (109). clubbing 11 fours and three sixes In a 153-run stand with Grant Gardiner (56).