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The defending champions set 422 for a come-from-behind victory after bowling out WA for 169…

Mackenzie Harvey and Nathan McSweeney kept South Australia in contention for an improbable Sheffield Shield victory against Western Australia at Adelaide Oval. Set a target of 422 runs, South Australia reached 182 for 1 at stumps on day three, requiring another 240 runs with nine wickets in hand.
Harvey finished unbeaten on 90 alongside McSweeney with 57 not out following the early loss of Jake Weatherald. Earlier, South Australia bowled out Western Australia for 169 in their second innings, with Brendan Doggett taking 4 for 51.
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