Tasmania 183 and 537 for 8 (Jewell 227, Webster 100, Wakim 72, Hope 54*, Paris 3-76) lead West Australia 271 (Goodwin 85, Webster 3-30, Meredith 3-59) by 449 runs
Jewell, dropped with out scoring on Saturday, started the day on 98 and loved two extra slices of luck on the best way to a career-best 227. Wicketkeeper Josh Philippe dropped an opportunity when the left-hander was on 165. He was then caught along with his weight on the mistaken foot as an edge flew between him and first slip to convey up Jewell’s 200.
‘It most likely hasn’t actually sunk in but, what’s occurred,” Jewell said.
“I simply awoke in the beginning of the day fairly nervous about getting these first two runs, however [I’m] very blissful.
“Hopefully I can make the most of it and get another [big score] soon.”
He was cagey when requested what the plan could be on Monday. A victory would go some method to securing the table-topping Tigers’ place with two rounds till the ultimate.
“I’m sure we’ll have a bowl at some stage tomorrow. We’re still trying to win this game,” he stated.
“With fresh bowlers and a new ball, we can do some damage.”
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