McAndrew five vaults SA back into title race with win over Queensland
McAndrew took 5 for 32 to set up seven-wicket win and move South Australia within a point of second-placed Queensland on the Shield table
15/02Result
22nd Match, Sheffield Shield at Brisbane, Feb 16-18 2026
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![Queensland]( "Queensland")
185 & 119 -
![South Australia]( "South Australia")
214 & 91/3 (37 ov)
Player of the Match
15/02Result
22nd Match, Sheffield Shield at Brisbane, Feb 16-18 2026
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![Queensland]( "Queensland")
185 & 119 -
![South Australia]( "South Australia")
214 & 91/3 (37 ov)
Player of the Match
Match Centre
Match Details
Series
Toss
South Australia , elected to field first
Player Of The Match
Season
Match days
16,17,18 February 2026 (4-day match)
First-class debut
Umpires
Match Referee
Points
South Australia 7.14, Queensland 1
Scorecard Summary
QUEENSLAND 185 (66.5 OVERS)1ST INNINGS
- Jimmy Peirson52 (117)
- Hayden Kerr43 (101)
- Liam Scott5/33 (15.5)
- Campbell Thompson2/16 (14)
SOUTH AUSTRALIA 214 (72.1 OVERS)1ST INNINGS
- Jake Lehmann74 (123)
- Liam Scott32 (94)
- Mitchell Swepson2/32 (11.1)
- Jem Ryan3/58 (14)
QUEENSLAND 119 (51 OVERS)2ND INNINGS
- Lachlan Hearne53 (65)
- Hugh Weibgen34 (125)
- Nathan McAndrew5/32 (15)
- Jordan Buckingham2/17 (10)
SOUTH AUSTRALIA 91/3 (37 OVERS)2ND INNINGS
- Alex Carey*19 (26)
- Henry Hunt29 (78)
- Mitchell Swepson1/15 (5)
- Jem Ryan2/16 (10)
END OF OVER:37 | 5 Runs | SOA: 91/3
- Alex Carey19 (26b)
- Nathan McSweeney17 (60b)
- Mitchell Swepson5-0-15-1
- Marnus Labuschagne8-1-21-0
36.6
1
Swepson to Carey, 1 run,
36.5
0
Swepson to Carey, no run,
36.4
0
Swepson to Carey, no run,
36.3
0
Swepson to Carey, no run,
36.2
0
Swepson to Carey, no run,
36.1
4
Swepson to Carey, FOUR,
Match Coverage
All Match NewsMcAndrew five vaults SA back into title race with win over Queensland
McAndrew took 5 for 32 to set up seven-wicket win and move South Australia within a point of second-placed Queensland on the Shield table
Lehmann's 74 hands SA crucial lead before Queensland fight back
Hearne made 53 in reply as Queensland lead by 81 with six wickets in hand
Queensland hit back after Scott takes five and debutant Thompson impresses
Ball dominated at the Gabba with the home side, currently in second place, evened the contest during the final session
