South Australia v Victoria: Peter Siddle takes five wickets in Sheffield Shield win Chadd Sayers walks off as Peter Siddle celebrates victory at Adelaide Oval. DARREN Berry delivered arguably the most blood curdling cricket spray at Adelaide Oval after Victoria showed South Australia the ruthless professionalism that wins titles. Two years of hard earned respect went down the drain as the Redbacks and their supporters were embarrassed by Victoria in an innings and 46 run triumph. "What we built up in two years can go quickly and that's what the guys have to realise," conceded SA skipper Johan Botha after successive losses to Victoria and New South Wales at home that riled coach Berry. Test seamer Peter Siddle (5-31) proved the game changer and rubbed salt into the wound saying the Bushrangers knew the Redbacks would wilt under the slightest pressure. Darren Berry red the riot act to the South Australia players. Picuture: Sarah Reed. SA needed just 176 to make Victoria bat again but was shelled for 130 in 40.3 overs. Botha's side looked a shadow of the outfit that finished third last season. "A lot of people thought we were playing ourselves out of the game but we knew how the SACA's folded in the last match out there," said Siddle of Victoria's marathon first innings 7-607 in 182 overs. The game was testing the patience of all and sundry as SA bowled deliberately wide of the crease early yesterday with a seven man off-side field. This was in retaliation for Victoria's go slow tactics on the penultimate day that was painful to watch. However talented keeper batsman Peter Handscomb's ton (139) and former Redbacks allrounder Dan Christian's half century (89) would grind the host out of the game in a 179-run stand. How the Redbacks wish they still had a pace bowling allrounder for balance. Peter Siddle (front) picked up five wickets to run through the Redbacks batsmen. Picture:: Sarah Reed. Siddle said Victoria's strategy was a necessary evil that was both astute and effective given SA's fragility. Even Test hopefuls Phil Hughes (11) and Callum Ferguson (4) couldn't weather the Siddle second innings storm and match figures of 7-85. "To dig in and play against the brand of cricket we (normally) play - it showed we are adaptable to different conditions," said Siddle, also praising leg-spinner Fawad Ahmed's 3-12. We thought the best way to do it was bat for as long as we could and come out today and bowl them out well. SA skipper Johan Botha maintains next week's clash against a full strength New South Wales unit featuring Shane Watson represents a true test of spirit. We have to find a way in Sydney and they will be close to full strength. It will test our character," said former Proteas Test spinner Botha. SA's balance isn't the issue but renewed mental weakness is - prompting Berry's dressingroom serve. It is out there for all to see and it will be talked about until corrected. You need a couple of guys to stand up," he said. Originally published as Berry explodes after Redbacks loss