SA batsmen set Victoria 269 runs to win one-day final

Nielsen top-scored with 68 from 93 balls, Lehmann made 67 from 75 and allrounder Scott finished with a flourish with an unbeaten 54 from 37 deliveries.

Victorian captain Will Sutherland (3-67) took three of the initial four wickets and veteran Peter Siddle claimed 3-40.

Openers Nielsen and Mackenzie Harvey put on 44 runs before Sutherland ended the partnership in the eighth over.

Harvey, who hit two fours and a six in his 23 from 23 balls, chopped on to the stumps when attempting to force through the off-side.

Sutherland struck again in the 14th over when Daniel Drew (13 from 21 balls) top-edged a pull shot and was caught at deep square leg.

SA skipper Nathan McSweeney (seven from 15) edged an attempted drive to wicketkeeper Sam Harper from the bowling of Fergus O'Neill (1-64).

And when Jason Sangha (15 from 26) fell to Sutherland, nicking to keeper Harper, the South Australians had slipped to 4-118 in the 26th over.

Nielsen and Lehmann steadied with a 56-run partnership before the former was caught on the fine leg boundary from Siddle's bowling.

Lehmann then combined with Scott, who won the player of the tournament award, for a brisk 67-run stand.

Lehmann cracked seven fours and two sixes in his knock and  Scott, who reached his half-century from 36 balls, hit seven fours and one six.