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Australia - Sheffield Shield - Domestic First Class (Match 4)October 15 - October 18
Domestic First Class (Match 4)
Finished
Victoria
New South Wales
240/10
177/10
163/10
216/10
Victoria win by 38 runs
Domestic First Class (Match 5)
Finished
Tasmania
Western Australia
171/10
259/10
172/10
255/10
Tasmania win by 3 runs
Domestic First Class (Match 6)
Play in progress
South Australia
Queensland
228/10
296/8
398/10
South Australia Men lead Queensland by 126 runs with 2 wickets remaining
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