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Tasmania`s Nivethan Radhakrishnan plays a crucial role as they chase 217 runs against South Australia in the Sheffield Shield.

Tasmania is in a tough spot on the final day of their Sheffield Shield match against South Australia, needing 217 runs for victory. At stumps on day three, Tasmania stood at 3-164, with Nivethan Radhakrishnan anchoring the innings at an unbeaten 53, while Jake Doran supported him with 19 not out. Radhakrishnan, a promising 22-year-old Indian-born player known for his dual-arm spin bowling, has been pivotal in Tasmania`s pursuit.

Earlier in the innings, Tasmania faced setbacks as Jake Weatherald and Tim Ward fell to Nathan McAndrew`s bowling. Jordan Silk contributed a solid 43 runs before being dismissed by South Australian leg-spinner Lloyd Pope. In their second innings, South Australia was all out for 388, with Liam Scott leading the charge with an impressive 69 not out after overcoming a migraine. Tasmanian quick Riley Meredith claimed 3-81, while seamer Gabe Bell took 2-68, showcasing their bowling prowess.

As the match heads into its final stages, Tasmania`s chase is set to be an exciting finish, with Radhakrishnan`s performance being a key focus. For more details, visit Cricket Australia and ESPN Cricinfo.

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