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South Australia are three wickets away from victory against Victoria at Junction Oval

South Australia moved within three wickets of victory against Victoria after debutant Noah McFadyen and captain Ben Manenti both scored their maiden first-class centuries at Junction Oval. The pair shared a pivotal 148-run partnership, pushing South Australia's first innings total to 508 and establishing a massive 264-run lead.
Victoria struggled in response, ending day three at 7-175 and still trailing by 89 runs. Harry Hoekstra took 6-103 for Victoria, but South Australia's multi-pronged bowling attack dominated the second innings to leave the hosts facing defeat.
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