It was Bryce Street's day at Blundstone Arena on day four of Queensland's Sheffield Shield clash against Tasmania in Hobart, the opener reaching his first century of the 2022-23 season before players shook hands for the draw at tea
Beau Webster finished unbeaten on 168 as Tasmania declared on 7-479 before claiming two Queensland wickets with the Bulls reaching 6-180 at stumps on day two at Blundstone Arena, trailing the Tigers by 299 runs.
Tasmania have piled on 5-325 on the first day in Hobart after fifties to Caleb Jewell, Jake Doran and Beau Webster as Queensland hunt a spot in the Sheffield Shield final.
Queensland lost five wickets in a nervy chase of 94 but jumped Victoria into second spot after bowling South Australia out for 111 on day three at the Gabba with Michael Neser and Mark Steketee each taking four wickets.
Jimmy Peirson's 90 has led Queensland to an 18-run first-innings lead over South Australia despite second-gamer Spencer Johnson taking the remarkable figures of 7-47.
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
Jimmy Peirson finished day two unbeaten on 115 as Queensland fought back from a perilous 7-134 against NSW to reduce the deficit to 39 runs by stumps on day two at the Gabba.
Matt Short and Marcus Harris led the way with an unbroken 194-run partnership as Victoria cruised to a nine-wicket win over Queensland to keep their hopes of qualifying for the Marsh Cup final alive.
The target of 350 was too much for Queensland as Victoria completed a 164-run victory, taking them into second spot on the Marsh Sheffield Shield standings.
Queensland requires a further 285 runs to win on the final day of their Marsh Sheffield Shield encounter with Victoria after the home side missed an opportunity to bat the Bulls out of the match.
Needing 132 runs to overturn a first innings deficit, Queensland slipped to 6-34 on the final day of their clash with WA at the Gabba, before Jack Clayton defied the odds with a stoic 37no from 160 balls.
All three of Queensland's top-order reached half-centuries as the home side declared on 6-295 on day two, before WA survived a tricky period before stumps to finish 0-18.
