Sheffield Shield 2008/09

The Sheffield Shield 2008/09 was the 117th season of the national first-class cricket competition in Australia . The winner was Victoria , who won her 27th 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
Victoria	10	6th	0	0	0	0	4th	0	0	0	44	1,520
Queensland	10	4th	3	0	0	2	0	0	1	0	28	0.949
South Australia	10	4th	3	0	0	0	1	0	2	0	26th	1,064
Tasmania	10	4th	4th	0	0	1	0	0	1	0	26th	0.881
Western Australia	10	3	4th	0	0	1	0	0	2	0	20th	0.836
New South Wales	10	2	4th	0	0	1	2	0	1	0	18th	0.878

Games

Round 1

October 10-12 Scorecard	Brisbane	Queensland 236 (55.1) & 62 (31.5)	-	Tasmania 106 (46.3) & 144 (51.4)
		Queensland wins by 48 runs

October 10-13 scorecard	Perth	New South Wales 177 (58.2) & 310-2 (116.1)	-	Western Australia 265 (92) & 224-2 (54.5)
		Western Australia wins with 8 wickets

October 14th - 17th scorecard	Adelaide	South Australia 473-6d (134.4) & 151 (46.4)	-	Victoria 357-7d (137) & 176-7 (61)
		draw

round 2

October 19-22 Scorecard	Perth	Tasmania 187 (72.2) & 292 (127.2)	-	Western Australia 283 (87.1) & 197-6 (59)
		Western Australia wins with 4 wickets

October 21-23 Scorecard	Brisbane	Queensland 245 (65.3) & 150 (127.2)	-	Victoria 353 (87.1) & 45-1 (59)
		Victoria wins with 9 wickets

October 24-27 Scorecard	Adelaide	South Australia 313 (92.4) & 300-5 (117)	-	New South Wales 576 (162.4)
		draw

Round 3

October 31 - November 3 scorecard	Perth	Queensland 208 (81.4) & 321-8d (104.4)	-	Western Australia 206 (85.1) & 196 (63)
		Queensland wins with 127 runs

November 3-6 scorecard	Hobart	South Australia 232 (76.5) & 200 (70.3)	-	Tasmania 252 (73.5) & 184-7 (73.5)
		Tasmania wins with 3 wickets

November 4-7 scorecard	Sydney	New South Wales 261 (91.1) & 340-8 (134)	-	Victoria 440 (143.2)
		draw

Round 4

November 10-13 Scorecard	Adelaide	Western Australia 309 (124) & 247-6 (76)	-	South Australia 479-9d (168.2)
		draw

November 15-18 Scorecard	Melbourne	Tasmania 218 (90.3) & 300 (112.5)	-	Victoria 484 (134.5) & 35-0 (7.2)
		Victoria wins with 10 wickets

November 21st - 24th Scorecard	Sydney	New South Wales 210 (78.5) & 262 (99.1)	-	Queensland 354 (101.3) & 119-0 (29)
		Queensland wins with 10 wickets

Round 5

November 21st - 24th Scorecard	Perth	Western Australia 239 (98.4) & 404-8d (115)	-	Victoria 326 (76.2) & 321-4 (72.5)
		Victoria wins with 6 wickets

November 28th - December 1st scorecard	Brisbane	Queensland 352 (74.2) & 392 (87.5)	-	South Australia 411 (108) & 334-7 (95.5)
		South Australia wins with 3 wickets

December 2-4 scorecard	Hobart	New South Wales 172 (65.2) & 173 (50.5)	-	Tasmania 127 (46.4) & 221-7 (80)
		Tasmania wins with 3 wickets

Round 6

December 15-17 Scorecard	Melbourne	Western Australia 211 (87.2) & 140 (53.2)	-	Victoria 296 (69.3) & 58-2 (11)
		Victoria wins with 8 wickets

December 16-19 scorecard	Hobart	Queensland 230 (91.5) & 93 (45.3)	-	Tasmania 214 (109.1) & 111-4 (28)
		Tasmania wins with 6 wickets

December 18-21 Scorecard	Sydney	New South Wales 483-6d (150.5) & 120-2d (20.4)	-	South Australia 304-3d (113.1) & 224 (74.2)
		New South Wales wins with 75 runs

Round 7

January 30th - February 1st scorecard	Brisbane	Queensland 247 (76.2) & 179 (52.3)	-	Western Australia 236 (75.1) & 193-4 (51.4)
		Western Australia wins with 6 wickets

January 30th - February 2nd scorecard	Newcastle	New South Wales 521-4d (128) & 157-5d (39)	-	Tasmania 328 (120.5) & 236 (87)
		New South Wales wins with 114 runs

January 30th - February 2nd scorecard	Melbourne	Victoria 400 (127.2) & 262-6d (62)	-	South Australia 348-9d (101.2) & 289 (83.3)
		Victoria wins with 25 runs

Round 8

February 13-16 Scorecard	Adelaide	South Australia 489-6d (144) & 143-7d (29)	-	Queensland 300-8d (109) & 313 (93.5)
		South Australia wins with 19 runs

February 15-17 scorecard	Melbourne	New South Wales 227 (93.4) ​​& 218 (73.5)	-	Victoria 447 (112.2)
		Victoria wins with one innings and two runs

February 16-18 Scorecard	Hobart	Western Australia 189 (76) & 168 (70.2)	-	Tasmania 163 (75.2) & 197-5 (55.1)
		Tasmania wins with 5 wickets

Round 9

February 26th - March 1st scorecard	Hobart	Victoria 535 (143.2) & 158 (58)	-	Tasmania 300 (112.5) & 155-5 (44)
		draw

February 26th - March 1st scorecard	Brisbane	New South Wales 269 ​​(99.2) & 149 (62.1)	-	Queensland 547-7d (140)
		Queensland wins with one innings and 129 runs

February 26th - March 1st scorecard	Perth	Western Australia 243 (79) & 228 (79.4)	-	South Australia 457-9d (149.2) & 17-1 (1.5)
		South Australia wins with 9 wickets

Round 10

March 5-8 Scorecard	Sydney	Western Australia 210 (75.1) & 248-4 (103.2)	-	New South Wales 526-8d (156)
		draw

March 5-8 Scorecard	Melbourne	Queensland 302 (84.2) & 187-1 (45)	-	Victoria 806-8d (236)
		draw

March 5-8 Scorecard	Adelaide	Tasmania 301 (106.1) & 289-9d (93)	-	South Australia 253 (86.4) & 338-5 (79.1)
		South Australia wins with 5 wickets

final

March 13-17 Scorecard	Melbourne	Victoria 510 (166) & 282-5d (51)	-	Queensland 200 (61) & 221-1 (52)
		draw

Because of the draw, Victoria was declared the winner of the Sheffield Shield.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Sheffield Shield 2008/09 Points Table ( English ) Cricket Archives. Retrieved August 2, 2015.