WA set Tasmania modest Shield target December 10, 2013 - 2:17PM Western Australia set Tasmania a target of 250 to win on day three of the Sheffield Shield match at Bellerive. The Warriors were all out for 187 after lunch, Mitch Marsh top-scoring with 70. Tigers paceman Andrew Fekete bagged three of the five wickets to fall on Tuesday to finish with 4-54. Captain and wicketkeeper Tim Paine bagged 10 dismissals in a match for the first time as his side again fought their way back into the match. WA resumed at 5-115 hoping to build a sizeable lead but lost wickets steadily throughout a day with two short rain interruptions. The big breakthrough came when Marsh fell without adding to his lunch score, caught by Mark Cosgrove in the slips off the bowling of Evan Gulbis (2-44). But Tasmania's chase is far from a fait accompli after batting collapses in their past two innings. They were 7-41 in the first innings before a late rally took them to 196. Against NSW last match, they lost 7-29 and made 164 in their second dig. Marsh helped his side recover from 4-32 in a patient 163-ball knock after getting a life when on 20. The highly rated 22-year-old's score added to the four wickets he took in Tasmania's first innings, and to some impressive form this season. He made twin 50s against the touring Englishmen last month and half-centuries against Queensland and South Australia to continue his return after an injury-plagued 2012-13.