Sheffield Shield 2003/04

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The Sheffield Shield 2003/04 , also Pura Cup 2003/04 for sponsorship reasons , was the 112th season of the national first-class cricket competition in Australia . The winner was Victoria , who won her 26th Sheffield Shield.

format

The teams played two games in each division against each other. A team received 6 points for a win and 3 points for a draw (both teams achieve the same number of runs). If no result is achieved and the game ends in a draw, the results after the first innings count . There are two points for a win and one point for a tie and none for a loss. If the game is lost after the second innings, although the first innings has been won, two points are awarded. Furthermore, it is possible that teams are deducted points if, for example, they play too slowly or the pitch is not properly prepared. In the event of a tie, the placement will first be based on the number of wins and then on the quotient of the runs, the pro wickets are required and which you achieve per wicket yourself. At the end of the season, the two group winners play the winner of the Sheffield Shield in the final.

Results

table

The table of the season took the following shape at the end of the season. All points were deducted because the game was too slow.

Teams Sp. S. N U R. LWF DWF DTF DLF Ded Points Q
Victoria 10 6th 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 40   1,457
Queensland 10 3 3 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 24   1.108
Tasmania 10 3 1 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 24   0.917
Western Australia 10 3 3 0 0 0 2 0 2 1 21st   0.934
New South Wales 10 2 4th 0 0 2 1 0 1 1 17th   0.927
South Australia 10 2 6th 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 12   0.802

Games

October
19-22 Scorecard 		Perth South Australia
327 (99.4) & 221 (79.4) 		- Western Australia
178 (47.3) & 314 (109.2)
South Australia wins with 56 runs
November 2-5
Scorecard 		Brisbane Queensland
277 (82) & 256 (91.3) 		- Victoria
374 (122.4) & 160-5 (53.2)
Victoria wins with 5 wickets
November
3-6 scorecard 		Hobart South Australia
236 (75.5) & 482-6 (171) 		- Tasmania
420 (133)
draw
November
4-7 scorecard 		Sydney Western Australia
376 (108) & 362-8d (88) 		- New South Wales
436 (131) & 303-5 (47.2)
New South Wales wins with 5 wickets
November
11-14 Scorecard 		Melbourne Victoria
381-9d (131.5) & 208-2 (73) 		- Queensland
605-7d (173)
draw
November
12-15 Scorecard 		Hobart New South Wales
453-5d (104) & 208-8d (60) 		- Tasmania
276 (105.4) & 386-4 (106.5)
Tasmania wins with 6 wickets
November
18-21 Scorecard 		Adelaide New South Wales
267 (81.2) & 267 (92.1) 		- South Australia
400 (94.4) & 137-5 (31.3)
South Australia wins with 5 wickets
November
19-22 Scorecard 		Melbourne Western Australia
273 (89.1) & 265 (83) 		- Victoria
355-9d (108) & 35-1 (12)
draw
November
20-22 Scorecard 		Brisbane Tasmania
233 (101.4) & 213 (70.2) 		- Queensland
104 (39.2) & 168 (41.5)
Tasmania wins with 174 runs
November 27th - 30th
scorecard 		Adelaide Queensland
310 (102.5) & 274 (77.2) 		- South Australia
301 (91.2) & 222 (72.3)
Queensland wins by 61 runs
December
7-10 scorecard 		Perth Western Australia
437 (124.4) & 329-5d (64) 		- Tasmania
380 (114) & 386-7 (75)
draw
December
12-15 scorecard 		Melbourne New South Wales
287 (86) & 268 (95) 		- Victoria
326 (94.4) & 230-8 (65)
Victoria wins with 2 wickets
December
19-22 Scorecard 		Sydney Tasmania
322 (114.2) & 315 (108.1) 		- New South Wales
462 (135.4) & 175-3 (22)
draw
December 19-21
Scorecard 		Brisbane South Australia
204 (70.2) & 156 (66) 		- Queensland
497-7d (140)
Queensland wins with one innings and 137 runs
December
20-22 Scorecard 		Perth Western Australia
151 (54.1) & 304 (90.2) 		- Victoria
613-3d (147)
Victoria wins with one innings and 158 runs
January
9-12 Scorecard 		Newcastle New South Wales
317 (83.2) & 396 (88.2) 		- Victoria
259 (89.1) & 455-7 (102)
Victoria wins with 3 wickets
11-14 January
Scorecard 		Adelaide Tasmania
207 (71.4) & 334 (111) 		- South Australia
112 (61.5) & 216 (69.5)
Tasmania wins with 213 runs
11-14 January
Scorecard 		Perth Western Australia
427-9d (119) & 312-6d (85) 		- Queensland
434 (124.2) & 247-6 (49)
draw
January 21st - 24th
Scorecard 		Hobart Queensland
400-8d (121.3) & 322 (100.4) 		- Tasmania
402-4d (127) & 8-1 (5)
draw
January
23-26 Scorecard 		Perth Western Australia
474-6d (133.1) & 279 (67) 		- New South Wales
367-7d (93.1) & 260 (58)
Western Australia wins with 126 runs
February 1st - 4th
scorecard 		Brisbane Queensland
431-5d (130) & 124-2d (18) 		- New South Wales
229-7d (71) & 277-8 (56)
draw
February 1st - 4th
scorecard 		Adelaide Victoria
343 (105.1) & 272 (74.1) 		- South Australia
262 (77.1) & 156 (49.3)
Victoria wins with 197 runs
February
4-7 scorecard 		Hobart Western Australia
562-6d (136) & 270-6d (57) 		- Tasmania
384-5d (95.3) & 396-9 (92)
draw
February
8-11 scorecard 		Melbourne South Australia
225 (77.4) & 122-2 (41.1) 		- Victoria
331-8d (106)
draw
February
15-18 Scorecard 		Brisbane Queensland
362 (92.1) & 445-8d (91.3) 		- Western Australia
523 (139.1) & 287-3 (48.5)
Western Australia wins with 7 wickets
February 16-19
Scorecard 		Melbourne Victoria
494 (151.2) & 194-2d (52) 		- Tasmania
249-7d (102) & 221 (41)
Victoria wins with 218 runs
February
17-20 scorecard 		Sydney New South Wales
350-9d & 299-4d 		- South Australia
129 & 495
New South Wales wins by 25 runs
March
4-7 Scorecard 		Sydney Queensland
418-9d (129.1) & 54-1d (9) 		- New South Wales
196-4d (71) & 239 (54)
Queensland wins by 37 runs
March
4-7 Scorecard 		Hobart Tasmania
341 (108.1) & 222-9d (45) 		- Victoria
252-7d (81) & 212-6 (55)
draw
March
4-7 Scorecard 		Adelaide Western Australia
335 (90.2) & 302 (90.1) 		- South Australia
300 (78.5) & 250 (63)
Western Australia wins with 87 runs

final

March
12-16 Scorecard 		Melbourne Victoria
710 (212) & 140-1d (30) 		- Queensland
275 (105.5) & 254 (68.3)
Victoria wins with 321 runs

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Pura Cup 2003/04 Points Table ( English ) Cricket archives. Retrieved August 4, 2015.