Sheffield Shield 2005/06

The Sheffield Shield 2005/06 , also Pura Cup 2005/2006 for sponsorship reasons , was the 113th season of the national first-class cricket competition in Australia . The winner was Queensland , which won their sixth 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.

Teams	Sp.	S.	N	U	R.	LWF	DWF	DTF	DLF	Ded	Points	Q
Queensland	10	5	2	0	0	0	2	0	1	0	34	1,195
Victoria	10	4th	3	0	0	1	2	0	0	0	30th	1,047
South Australia	10	4th	3	0	0	0	1	0	2	0	26th	1,022
Tasmania	10	4th	3	0	0	1	0	0	2	0	26th	0.924
Western Australia	10	3	4th	0	0	2	1	0	0	0	24	0.868
New South Wales	10	3	4th	0	0	0	1	0	2	0	20th	0.990

Games

October 17-20 scorecard	Brisbane	Tasmania 268 (108.3) & 208-7 (74)	-	Queensland 459 (126.3)
		draw

October 18-21 Scorecard	Perth	Western Australia 142 (54.4) & 312 (106.3)	-	Victoria 271 (87.2) & 184-6 (56.4)
		Victoria wins with 4 wickets

October 25-28 Scorecard	Sydney	New South Wales 515-9d (137.5) & 187-2d (47)	-	South Australia 343 (88.1) & 172 (50.2)
		New South Wales wins with 187 runs

November 4-7 scorecard	Hobart	Tasmania 347 (116.5) & 105 (48.2)	-	Victoria 167 (62.5) & 394 (127.4) (f / o)
		Victoria wins with 109 runs

November 6-9 scorecard	Adelaide	Queensland 342 (93.5) & 99-5d (19)	-	South Australia 89-3d (30) & 309-9 (91)
		draw

November 6-9 scorecard	Perth	New South Wales 475-7d (139) & 91-2 (24.4)	-	Western Australia 176 (48.4) & 386 (103.2) (f / o)
		New South Wales wins with 8 wickets

November 14th - 17th Scorecard	Adelaide	South Australia 552-7d (144.2) & 129-2d (28)	-	Western Australia 281 (91.5) & 271 (89.3)
		South Australia wins with 129 runs

November 18-20 scorecard	Sydney	New South Wales 522-9d (134)	-	Tasmania 294 (91.1) & 138 (47.4) (f / o)
		New South Wales wins with one innings and 90 runs

November 18-21 Scorecard	Brisbane	Queensland 169 (52.1) & 405 (111.5)	-	Victoria 194 (62) & 155 (57.5)
		Queensland wins with 225 runs

November 26-29 Scorecard	Sydney	Queensland 266 (86.4) & 162-4 (72)	-	New South Wales 488-7d (129)
		draw

November 26-29 Scorecard	Melbourne	Victoria 149 (57.3) & 402 (132.2)	-	South Australia 389 (124) & 166-3 (44.4)
		South Australia wins with 7 wickets

November 27th - 30th scorecard	Perth	Western Australia 405 (130.2) & 176 (56.2)	-	Tasmania 234 (70.1) & 348-8 (101.5)
		Tasmania wins with 2 wickets

December 6-9 scorecard	Melbourne	New South Wales 314 (102.3) & 139-7 (66.4)	-	Victoria 462 (117.5)
		draw

December 12-15 scorecard	Hobart	Tasmania 421-8d (126) & 291-4 (102)	-	South Australia 638 (144.5)
		draw

December 17-20 scorecard	Brisbane	Queensland 308 (87.1) & 242 (74.1)	-	Western Australia 331 (108.2) & 220-7 (69)
		Western Australia wins with 3 wickets

January 15-18 Scorecard	Perth	Western Australia 190 (58.1) & 407 (130.3)	-	Queensland 470 (146.3) & 128-1 (31.3)
		Queensland wins with 9 wickets

January 16 to 19 Scorecard	Lismore	Victoria 519-5d (146) & 10-0 (3.3)	-	New South Wales 437 (115.5)
		draw

January 16 to 19 Scorecard	Adelaide	South Australia 581-9d (132.4) & 193-6d (32.3)	-	Tasmania 212 (78) & 368 (108.5)
		South Australia wins with 194 runs

February 1-3 scorecard	Hobart	Tasmania 86 (47.1) & 276 (88.4)	-	Western Australia 215 (62) & 148-3 (35)
		Western Australia wins with 7 wickets

February 2-4 scorecard	Brisbane	New South Wales 169 (39) & 378 (95)	-	Queensland 456 (120.4) & 95-2 (17)
		Queensland wins with 8 wickets

February 2-4 scorecard	Adelaide	South Australia 134 (51.3) & 235 (64.3)	-	Victoria 249 (79) & 121-3 (32.4)
		Victoria wins with 7 wickets

February 13-16 Scorecard	Melbourne	Tasmania 295 (95.4) & 258 (96.1)	-	Victoria 135 (44.4) & 298 (95)
		Tasmania wins with 120 runs

February 14th - 17th Scorecard	Sydney	Western Australia 508-9d (137.1) & 88-4 (17.5)	-	New South Wales 117 (39.5) & 478 (111.1) (f / o)
		Western Australia wins with 6 wickets

February 19-21 Scorecard	Brisbane	Queensland 252 (77.4) & 365-6d (82)	-	South Australia 114 (40.2) & 209 (48.1)
		Queensland wins with 294 runs

March 2-4 scorecard	Hobart	New South Wales 141 (53.4) & 157 (57.5)	-	Tasmania 353 (99.5)
		Tasmania wins with one innings and 55 runs

March 2-5 Scorecard	Melbourne	Queensland 408 (134.5) & 189-5d (47)	-	Victoria 212 (86.1) & 279 (89.5)
		Queensland wins with 106 runs

March 3-6 Scorecard	Perth	Western Australia 408-9d (137.1) & 364-6d (110)	-	South Australia 405 (120.5)
		draw

March 10-12 Scorecard	Hobart	Queensland 176 (59.4) & 140 (47)	-	Tasmania 356 (114)
		Tasmania wins with one innings and 40 runs

March 10-13 Scorecard	Melbourne	Western Australia 255 (80.4) & 341 (97.1)	-	Victoria 206 (82.2) & 361-5 (106)
		Victoria wins with 5 wickets

March 10-13 Scorecard	Adelaide	South Australia 541-7d (142.4) & 115-3d (27.5)	-	New South Wales 314-6d (109.3) & 297 (98.5)
		South Australia wins with 45 runs

final

March 24-28 Scorecard	Brisbane	Victoria 344 (100) & 202 (60)	-	Queensland 900-6d (242)
		Queensland wins with one innings and 354 runs

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Pura Cup 2005/06 Points Table ( English ) Cricket archives. Retrieved August 4, 2015.