NSW debutants Jackson, Scott star with ball against Tasmania in Sheffield Shield

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New South Wales debutants Jackson and Scott impressed with the ball against Tasmania in a Sheffield Shield match. Jackson claimed three wickets for 36 runs, while Scott took four wickets for 35 runs. Batting first, Tasmania finished the day's play at 241 for nine wickets. Their total was anchored by half-centuries from McDermott (77) and Jewell (50).

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