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Tassie fast bowlers ensure upper hand in the west
Three late wickets to Gabe Bell, and one from Billy Stanlake on the day's final ball, swung the momentum Tasmania's way
A fighting Jordan Silk half-century rescued Tasmania before Western Australia's top order crashed on day one of their Sheffield Shield clash.
Silk's 55 from 142 balls underpinned Tasmania's first innings of 239 all out on Thursday's opening day at the WACA Ground.
In reply, WA stumbled to 5-64 at stumps after some excellent fast bowling from the visitors which included Billy Stanlake bowling Teague Wyllie with the final ball of the day.
WA lost opener Sam Whiteman for a golden duck on the first ball of their innings before Tasmanian quick Gabe Bell (3-21) took the next three wickets.
Western Australia v Tasmania – Australian Sheffield Shield, Match 21 – Cricket Score Centre
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Pace ace Jhye Richardson has given a reminder of his immense talents with a scintillating bowling display in Western Australia's Sheffield Shield clash with Tasmania at the WACA Ground.
In reply to Tasmania's first-innings total of 239, WA were skittled for 155 midway through day two on Friday.
Tasmania went to stumps at 9-206 in their second innings – an overall lead of 290 with two days still left to play.
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