Sheffield Shield 2004/05
The Sheffield Shield 2004/05 , also Pura Cup 2004/2005 for sponsorship reasons , was the 112th season of the national first-class cricket competition in Australia . The winner was New South Wales , which won their 44th 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 finally took the following shape.
| Teams | Sp. | S. | N | U | R. | LWF | DWF | DTF | DLF | Ded | Points | Q |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Queensland | 10 | 6th | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 42 | 1,033 |
| New South Wales | 10 | 6th | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 40 | 1,454 |
| Western Australia | 10 | 6th | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 36 | 1,177 |
| Victoria | 10 | 4th | 6th | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 24 | 0.932 |
| South Australia | 10 | 3 | 7th | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 18th | 0.807 |
| Tasmania | 10 | 1 | 6th | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 10 | 0.762 |
Games
| October 15-18 Scorecard |
Brisbane | New South Wales 203 (73.5) & 245 (88.5) |
- |
Queensland 209 (65.4) & 241-8 (65.2) |
| Queensland wins with 2 wickets | ||||
| October 16-19 Scorecard |
Adelaide |
South Australia 254 (82.5) & 289-6d (102) |
- | Victoria 223 (92.4) & 202 (77) |
| South Australia wins with 118 runs | ||||
| October 17-20 scorecard |
Perth | Tasmania 258 (93) & 244 (90.1) |
- |
Western Australia 478-9d (137.1) & 28-1 (6.4) |
| Western Australia wins with 9 wickets | ||||
| November 2-4 scorecard |
Sydney |
New South Wales 419 (110) |
- | Western Australia 137 (62.3) & 148 (59.5) (f / o) |
| New South Wales wins with one innings and 134 runs | ||||
| November 8-11 Scorecard |
Hobart |
Victoria 162 (57.1) & 432-9d (120) |
- | Tasmania 101 (37.2) & 366 (118.3) |
| Victoria wins with 127 runs | ||||
| November 9-12 Scorecard |
Adelaide |
Queensland 279 (82.2) & 316 (82.4) |
- | South Australia 150 (49) & 392 (93.1) |
| Queensland wins by 53 runs | ||||
| November 16-19 Scorecard |
Hobart |
Tasmania 375 (141.2) & 280-9d (70) |
- | South Australia 290 (81.2) & 170 (79.3) |
| Tasmania wins with 195 runs | ||||
| November 21st - 24th Scorecard |
Perth | Western Australia 512 (143.2) & 234-4d (76.2) |
- | Queensland 561 (149.2) |
| draw | ||||
| November 23rd - 25th scorecard |
Melbourne | Victoria 235 (79.3) & 91 (36.5) |
- |
New South Wales 414 (117.4) |
| New South Wales wins with one innings and 88 runs | ||||
| November 29th - December 2nd scorecard |
Brisbane |
Queensland 384 (117.4) & 87-3 (16.5) |
- | Tasmania 216 (80.5) & 253 (82.3) (f / o) |
| Queensland wins with 7 wickets | ||||
| December 1st - 4th scorecard |
Melbourne |
Western Australia 277 (95.5) & 329-6d (93) |
- | Victoria 152 (57.2) & 408 (120) |
| Western Australia wins with 46 runs | ||||
| December 2-4 scorecard |
Sydney | South Australia 29 (14.4) & 268 (103) |
- |
New South Wales 430-9d (121) |
| New South Wales wins with one innings and 133 runs | ||||
| December 16-19 scorecard |
Sydney | Tasmania 276 (104) & 315 (101.4) |
- | New South Wales 372 (121.1) & 100-3 (44) |
| draw | ||||
| December 19-22 Scorecard |
Brisbane | Queensland 371 (93.4) & 169 (59) |
- |
Victoria 188 (45.2) & 508-8d (150.5) (f / o) |
| Victoria wins with 156 runs | ||||
| December 19-21 Scorecard |
Adelaide |
Western Australia 248 (74) & 233 (56.3) |
- | South Australia 131 (45.2) & 244 (86.4) |
| Western Australia wins with 106 runs | ||||
| January 16-18 Scorecard |
Perth | Victoria 155 (53.2) & 202 (49.5) |
- |
Western Australia 464 (146) |
| Western Australia wins with one innings and 107 runs | ||||
| January 18-21 Scorecard |
Hobart |
Queensland 401 (97.4) & 271 (70.3) |
- | Tasmania 333 (104.5) & 171 (66) |
| Queensland wins with 168 runs | ||||
| January 18-21 Scorecard |
Adelaide |
New South Wales 298 (83.1) & 331-7d (95) |
- | South Australia 135 (52.2) & 294 (96.4) |
| New South Wales wins by 200 runs | ||||
| January 28th - 31st scorecard |
Sydney | New South Wales 466-7d (142) & 218-6d (67.2) |
- | Queensland 259 (88.4) & 170-9 (74) |
| draw | ||||
| January 28th - 31st scorecard |
Melbourne | South Australia 191 (86.4) & 180 (69.3) |
- |
Victoria 428-9d (128) |
| Victoria wins with one innings and 57 runs | ||||
| January 28th - 31st scorecard |
Hobart | Tasmania 500 (126.3) & 226-5d (53) |
- |
Western Australia 331-9d (104.2) & 397-4 (85.3) |
| Western Australia wins with 6 wickets | ||||
| February 24-26 Scorecard |
Brisbane |
Queensland 199 (63.3) & 309 (78.5) |
- | South Australia 143 (52.1) & 200 (41.3) |
| Queensland wins with 165 runs | ||||
| February 24-27 Scorecard |
Melbourne |
Victoria 477-8d (126) & 181-3d (34) |
- | Tasmania 346 (132.3) & 198 (65.5) |
| Victoria wins with 114 runs | ||||
| February 24-27 Scorecard |
Perth | New South Wales 305 (84.3) & 409 (110.2) |
- |
Western Australia 607-8d (143.2) & 108-2 (28.5) |
| Western Australia wins with 8 wickets | ||||
| March 3-6 Scorecard |
Hobart |
New South Wales 367-8d (107) & 292-7d (52) |
- | Tasmania 401-2d (113) & 233 (62) |
| New South Wales wins by 25 runs | ||||
| March 3-6 Scorecard |
Melbourne |
Queensland 416-6d (138.5) & 201-5d (45) |
- | Victoria 204-4d (70) & 335 (78.5) |
| Queensland wins with 78 runs | ||||
| March 3-6 Scorecard |
Perth |
South Australia 457 (139.1) & 217-8d (60.2) |
- | Western Australia 178 (50.5) & 454 (109) |
| South Australia wins with 42 runs | ||||
| March 10-13 Scorecard |
Sydney | Victoria 169 (58.2) & 347 (103.2) |
- |
New South Wales 292 (87) & 228-5 (61) |
| New South Wales wins with 5 wickets | ||||
| March 10-13 Scorecard |
Brisbane | Queensland 354 (99.2) & 409 (115.3) |
- | Western Australia 323 (105.4) & 199-4 (48) |
| draw | ||||
| March 10-13 Scorecard |
Adelaide | Tasmania 319 (126) & 168 (63) |
- |
South Australia 471 (140.3) & 17-1 (4.4) |
| South Australia wins with 9 wickets | ||||
final
| March 18-20 scorecard |
Brisbane | Queensland 102 (35.2) & 268 (95) |
- |
New South Wales 188 (53.2) & 183-9 (57.2) |
| New South Wales wins with 1 wicket | ||||
Individual evidence
- ↑ Pura Cup 2004/05 Points Table ( English ) Cricket archives. Retrieved August 4, 2015.