Clean Bowled. OUT! Bowled. Sam Rainbird to Cameron Bancroft. Half volley, pushing, Edged. At the end of Day 3 Tasmania are in command of this match having set WA a mammoth 480 runs for victory. The WA openers looked to have made it through the the tricky period at the end there until Rainbird knocked over Bancroft with what turned out to be the final ball of the day. With the hosts needing a win for a spot in the Sheffield Shield final they have no choice but to go for the runs tomorrow, so either way there's bound to be some action as Tasmania look to finish their season on a high. No early start tomorrow so we'll be back at the usual time of 10am WST for the start of Day 4, see you then.

Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Jackson Bird to Sam Whiteman. Short, pulling, Edged, caught by Paine.

Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Lawrence Neil-Smith to Shaun Marsh. Length ball, Steer, Edged, caught by Paine.

Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Sam Rainbird to Cameron Green. Half volley, flick, Played to mid wicket, caught by Ward.

Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Sam Rainbird to Mitchell Marsh. Half volley, flick, Played to mid wicket, caught by Wade.

Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Lawrence Neil-Smith to Ashton Agar. Length ball, pushing, Edged to second slip, caught by Webster.

Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Jackson Bird to Josh Inglis. Length ball, defending, Edged, caught by Paine.

Clean Bowled. OUT! Bowled. Jarrod Freeman to Joel Paris. Length ball, Leave,.

Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Jackson Bird to Matthew Kelly. Length ball, driving, Edged to gully, caught by Doran.

Catch OUT. OUT! Caught. Sam Rainbird to Cameron Gannon. Length ball, Slog, mis-timed in the air uncontrolled to mid on, caught by Freeman. The Sheffield Shield regular season comes to a close with Tasmania defeating WA by 175 runs in a dominant performance. The damage was done in the first innings, having been sent in to bat Tasmania posted 514 to all but end WA's Shield Final chances. The home side were never able to gain any momentum back during the four days and fell to their first loss of the season to finish third in the final standings just ahead of Tasmania in fourth. That means Queensland will host New South Wales in the Sheffield Shield Final starting on April 15th.