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Hoekstra shines on Shield debut as South Australia builds 108-run lead

Harry Hoekstra took 4 for 57 on Shield debut, but South Australia leads by 108 runs.

Harry Hoekstra took four wickets on Sheffield Shield debut for Victoria. South Australia's batters put themselves in a strong position at Junction Oval.

Ben Manenti (92 not out), Jake Lehmann (90) and Henry Hunt (71) helped South Australia reach a first-innings lead. Hoekstra took important wickets throughout day two.

He also got Jake Weatherald on day one. He remarkably top-scored for Victoria at No.9.

South Australia's unbeaten seventh-wicket stand of 89 runs between Manenti and Noah McFadyen (46 not out) gave them a big advantage heading into the final session. The reigning Sheffield Shield champions will resume with Manenti chasing his first Shield century.

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Hoekstra age
4 for 57
Debut bowling figures
108 runs
SA first-innings lead
89 runs
Manenti seventh-wicket stand

Why it mattersSouth Australia has taken control of a domestic cricket match. Hoekstra's performance on debut shows Victoria has talent. It also shows why they're struggling against experienced opposition.

AustraliaThe Sheffield Shield is Australian domestic cricket, and South Australia's strong position against Victoria affects the race for the competition title.

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