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Carey, McAndrew give SA renewed hope in Shield final
Alex Carey and Nathan McAndrew's 82-run partnership halted Victoria's momentum, boosting South Australia's chances to defend their Sheffield Shield title at Junction Oval.
- At lunch on day four, the Sheffield Shield final at Junction Oval saw the batting side reach 7-204, establishing a 141-run lead over Victoria in their second innings.
- Earlier, the innings resumed on 5-94 when Victorian bowler Scott Boland threatened a hat-trick; Alex Carey and Nathan McAndrew subsequently dug in to stabilize the match.
- Carey remained 69 not out after resuming on 24, while McAndrew contributed 52 not out to their crucial 82-run stand, with both surviving edges past Will Sutherland and Peter Handscomb.
- Given the life remaining in the Junction Oval wicket, the batting side fancies their chances of bowling Victoria out cheaply to secure the Shield title.
- The Carey-McAndrew partnership provides a fresh twist in this absorbing final, as defending champions must navigate a determined Victorian side seeking their first Shield title since 2018-19.
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Leaning Left5Leaning Right4Center2Last UpdatedBias Distribution46% Left
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- 46% of the sources lean Left
46% Left
L 46%
C 18%
R 36%
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