Jhye Richardson takes five wickets as Western Australia dominate Queensland

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Fast bowler Jhye Richardson produced a remarkable five-wicket haul for Western Australia in the Sheffield Shield. He took 5 for 19 to dismiss Queensland for a mere 68 runs in their second innings. This left Western Australia needing just 67 runs to win on the final day of the match. The team was in a strong position with five wickets still in hand, setting up a potential comeback victory.

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