For just the second time in 130 years, NSW have gone through an entire Sheffield Shield season without a victory as South Australia prevented the visitors from taking 10 fourth-innings wickets at Karen Rolton Oval
Jake Lehmann brought up his first century as South Australian skipper as the Redbacks declared behind before NSW openers Blake MacDonald and Ryan Hackney each hit half-centuries to push their lead beyond 300 at stumps on day three.
Jack Edwards hit 138 and Ben Dwarshuis a career-best 60no as NSW declared on 9-447 with Daniel Drew unbeaten on 51 as South Australia reached 3-134 at stumps on day two in Adelaide.
Half-centuries to Ryan Hackney, Matthew Gilkes and Jack Edwards steered NSW to 6-299 at stumps on day one as South Australian quick Nathan McAndrew took four wickets.
NSW have slumped to their longest winless streak in their 130-year Sheffield Shield history with their 10-wicket loss to Victoria their 11th match without a victory as the Vics kept alive their chances of a spot in this season's final.
Half centuries to Marcus Harris, Campbell Kellaway and Matt Short ensured Victoria took a first innings lead against NSW, going to stumps on day two in Albury 61 runs in front.
Half centuries to Marcus Harris, Campbell Kellaway and Matt Short ensured Victoria took a first innings lead against NSW, going to stumps on day two in Albury 61 runs in front
Victoria gained the upper hand of the border battle on day one in Albury with NSW bowled out for 203 as No.8 Chris Green was the only batter to provide any resistance with 52.
After appearing to be well behind in the game when they at one point slipped to 5-80 in their first innings, Queensland fought back admirably to secure a crucial win on day four, largely thanks to Jack Clayton's unbeaten 87
Queensland need another 199 runs to win on the final day and NSW nine wickets after visitors were rolled for 216 in their second innings on day three at the Gabba.
Tasmania missed a golden chance to move into the box seat for a Marsh Cup final berth as Daniel Hughes scored his fourth century of the one-day domestic season for NSW – a record-equalling feat alongside Brad Hodge and Phil Jaques
All four results are still in play at the SCG with NSW declaring late on day three, setting Tasmania 287 for victory on the final day after Adam Zampa, Sean Abbott and Daniel Hughes helped put the hosts in a commanding position.
