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Victoria lead by 163 going into what could be a fascinating final day at the Gabba…

Queensland batter Jack Clayton expressed his gratitude for Usman Khawaja's public backing for Test selection after scoring his seventh Sheffield Shield century against Victoria. Resuming on 99 not out, the 27-year-old scored 104 to take Queensland to 280 in response to Victoria's first-innings 307 at the Gabba. Clayton stated that playing for Australia remains a primary goal while maintaining his focus on scoring runs for Queensland.
Clayton's century extended his strong form, reaching 293 Shield runs at an average of 73.25 this summer. By stumps on day three, Victoria had reached 136 for 6 in their second innings, holding an overall lead of 163 runs. Queensland bowler Jem Ryan claimed 3 for 38 to put the visitors under pressure ahead of the final day.
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