Queensland 94 for 5 trail Victoria 186 (Short 54, Swepson 4-31, Steketee 3-45) by 92 runs
Harris made only 2 as Victoria were bowled out for 186 on Sunday, with Queensland tottering on 94 for 5 at stumps.
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Swepson claimed 4 for 31 while paceman Mark Steketee and Liam Guthrie also proved a handful for Victoria’s batsmen in the day-night encounter.
Harris, overlooked for the opening slot for the first Test against India, had a horror dismissal. The left-hander attempted a glance to a wide leg-side Guthrie delivery but got an edge and wicketkeeper Jimmy Peirson completed a smart catch diving to his right.
Harris’s dismissal in the fourth over followed his opening partner Campbell Kellaway falling for a duck two overs earlier, leaving the visitors 5 for 2.
Short was Swepson’s first victim and the legspinner then took the next three wickets as the Victorians slid from 143 for 5 to all out 186.
Queensland openers Renshaw and Bryce Street both fell cheaply to Elliott – Street another caught down the leg side – and Jack Clayton made 22 before two late strikes from Victoria’s Xavier Crone left the game in the balance.
Source: ESPN Crickinfo