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On a chaotic day of cricket at Adelaide Oval, 18 wickets fell as Western Australia took a commanding lead of 331 with six wickets in hand in their second innings. After declaring their first innings at 5-406, highlighted by Cameron Bancroft's 186 and Corey Wasley's unbeaten 60, Western Australia bowled out South Australia for 154, with Jhye Richardson taking 3-29 and nearly claiming a hat-trick, which was denied by the umpire on appeal against Jake Lehmann.
In reply, Western Australia slumped to 6-79 in their second innings, with Brendan Doggett taking 3-19 and Liam Scott 2-17, after which Bancroft was dismissed for 23. Jake Weatherald top-scored for South Australia with 40, while Ben Manenti remained unbeaten on 38.
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