Neser damage and Tasmania’s batters put strain on Queensland’s remaining bid

Tasmania 5 for 325 (Jewell 98, Webster 91*, Doran 58) vs Queensland

The in-form Jewell appeared set for a 3rd century is as many outings for Tasmania, solely to fall for 98 after a 228-ball innings.

The Test paceman was dominated out minutes earlier than the beginning after struggling an ankle damage through the warm-up, with Liam Guthrie coming into the aspect in his place.

Jewell, having hit three figures in his final Shield and One-Day Cup outings, fell to the brand new ball after edging a Guthrie supply to Joe Burns at first slip.

The 25-year-old left-hander had shared in two century partnerships, placing on 104 with Jake Doran (58) for the second wicket, after which 120 with Webster for the fifth.

Left-armer Guthrie made essentially the most of his eleventh-hour inclusion and made a double breakthrough after lunch, with two wickets in three balls knocking over Mac Wright and captain Jordan Silk for a duck.

Mark Steketee, the Shield’s second-highest wicket-taker after Neser, struck in simply the third over eradicating Tim Ward for two, however had little additional pleasure regardless of the green-tinged wicket.

Second-placed Queensland should a minimum of equal Victoria’s end result in opposition to Western Australia in Perth if they’re to safe a spot within the season decider.