Cricket

South Australia's dominance over Victoria continued in the One-Day Cup, with a resounding nine-wicket victory at Karen Rolton Oval. The triumph marked a remarkable week for the Redbacks, who had earlier secured their first Sheffield Shield win over the Vics in nine years.Mackenzie Harvey and Daniel Drew were the architects of South Australia's success, scoring magnificent centuries to chase down Victoria's total of 286 for 7. Harvey, the nephew of former Australian all-rounder Ian Harvey, struck an unbeaten 134 off 110 balls, his maiden One-Day Cup century. The stylish left-hander showcased his class, accelerating after a cautious start to dominate his former team.Drew, 28, was equally impressive, contributing an unbeaten 108 off 86 deliveries. The duo's partnership of 186 ensured South Australia reached their target in just 38 overs, securing a vital bonus point.Victoria skipper Peter Handscomb had earlier rescued his side from a precarious position with a superb 104 from 121 deliveries. After Johnson and Brendan Doggett tore through the top order, Handscomb steadied the ship, combining aggression and patience to accumulate a valuable century.However, Johnson's fiery spell of 4 for 46 proved decisive for South Australia. The left-armer removed Josh Brown and Campbell Kellaway in quick succession, setting the tone for the Redbacks' victory.South Australia's triumph was a testament to their all-round strength. Harvey and Drew's batting brilliance was complemented by Johnson's incisive bowling, while Carey's leadership and the team's fielding were also impressive.The win consolidates South Australia's position in the One-Day Cup standings and gives them a crucial boost in their quest for a finals berth. Victoria, on the other hand, will need to regroup and find a way to turn their fortunes around.