Harvey and McSweeney set up South Australia for strong comeback
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 30, 2026, 9:16 AM
Last updated Oct 30, 2026
South Australia has set a target of 422 runs for a potential comeback win against Western Australia, having bowled them out for 169. This turnaround by the defending champions comes after a challenging start in the match. South Australia's performance is gaining momentum as they seek to overcome a difficult position earlier in the game. The final outcome remains dependent on how Western Australia responds to the set target.
- •South Australia targets 422 runs for victory.
- •Western Australia bowled out for 169 runs.
- •Defending champions aim to capitalize on strong batting.
- •The match circumstances have shifted dramatically.
- 9:16 AMESPNcricinfo — Harvey, McSweeney give South Australia chance of huge turnaround
"The defending champions set 422 for a come-from-behind victory after bowling out WA for 169
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