Fast bowler Matt Straker's 4/33 spell dismantled Tasmania's second innings, leaving Queensland just 19 runs from victory in the domestic clash on day four.

Fast bowler Straker claimed four wickets for 33 runs to dismiss Tasmania for 233, putting Queensland on the verge of victory in their domestic clash. Queensland requires just 19 runs on day four to secure the win.

Straker dismantled Tasmania’s batting order, finishing with figures of 4 for 33. The disciplined spell ensured Tasmania’s second-innings total stalled at 233, leaving Queensland a target of 19 runs.

Bowling breakdown

Straker led the attack with relentless accuracy, breaking critical partnerships whenever Tasmania attempted to stabilize the innings. His four-wicket haul proved to be the pivotal performance of the day, repeatedly forcing errors from the Tasmania batters.

Tasmania struggled to establish long batting partnerships against Queensland's disciplined bowling unit. Despite small periods of resistance, the team could not post a score capable of setting a competitive fourth-innings chase.

Match scenario ahead of day four

Queensland enters the final day needing 19 runs to complete a decisive victory. With ten wickets intact and minimal pressure on the scoreboard, Queensland holds complete control of the fixture.

Tasmania faces a daunting task on the fourth morning, needing quick wickets and unforced errors from Queensland to prevent a rapid conclusion to the match.

Key match figures

• Straker bowling figures: 4 wickets for 33 runs
• Tasmania final total: 233 runs
• Queensland target: 19 runs for victory
• Match situation: Day four remaining

Play will resume on day four with Queensland positioned to wrap up the match early in the opening session.