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Richardson and Bartlett each claim five-wicket hauls in see-sawing encounter at the WACA Ground

Queensland's Xavier Bartlett and Western Australia's Jhye Richardson traded five-wicket hauls during an opening-round Sheffield Shield clash at the WACA Ground in Perth. Entering the final day, Western Australia needs 67 more runs to reach their fourth-innings target of 201, while Queensland requires five wickets to secure victory after Bartlett added the wicket of Cameron Bancroft to his tally.
Richardson sparked WA's comeback by taking five wickets to bowl out Queensland for just 68 in their second innings, marking his first first-class five-wicket haul since December 2021. The performance bolsters both pacemen's cases for Australian Test selection, with Richardson successfully managing consecutive matches following a recent Australia A tour.
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