Sheffield Shield 2017/18
The Sheffield Shield 2017/18 was the 125th season of the national first-class cricket competition in Australia, which was held from October 26, 2017 to March 26, 2018. In the final, Queensland was able to prevail against Tasmania with 9 wickets .
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 was achieved and the game ended in a draw, both teams got 1 point. In addition, there was the opportunity to collect bonus points in the first 100 overs of the first inning . Thereby, 0.01 batting bonus points were distributed per run, which were achieved more than 200 runs, each 0.5 bowling bonus points were awarded for reaching the 5, 7, 9 wicket. It is also possible that teams get points deducted if, for example, they played too slowly or the pitch was not properly prepared. At the end of the season a final of the best two teams was played, the winner of which was the winner of the Sheffield Shields.
Results
table
Teams | Sp. | S. | N | U | R. | BP | Points |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Queensland | 10 | 6th | 1 | 0 | 3 | 16.00 | 55 |
Tasmania | 10 | 5 | 3 | 0 | 2 | 15.55 | 47.55 |
Victoria | 10 | 3 | 2 | 0 | 5 | 16.91 | 39.91 |
Western Australia | 10 | 3 | 5 | 0 | 2 | 17.09 | 37.09 |
New South Wales | 10 | 3 | 5 | 0 | 2 | 14.37 | 34.37 |
South Australia | 10 | 2 | 6th | 0 | 2 | April 15 | 04/29 |
Games
October 26-29 Scorecard |
Brisbane |
Queensland 166 (59.4) & 311 (93.2) |
- | Victoria 148 (38.3) & 219 (71.3) |
Queensland wins with 110 runs |
October 26-29 Scorecard |
Perth |
Western Australia 323 (97.3) & 272-9d (69.2) |
- | Tasmania 231 (72) & 63 (23.1) |
Western Australia wins with 301 runs |
October 27-30 scorecard |
Adelaide | South Australia 92 (33.3) & 206 (76.4) |
- |
New South Wales 242 (87.5) & 57-4 (21.5) |
New South Wales wins with 6 wickets |
November 4-7 scorecard |
Melbourne | South Australia 322 (105.2) & 370-8d (96) |
- | Victoria 345 (91.5) & 273-8 (84) |
draw |
November 4-7 scorecard |
Sydney |
New South Wales 270 (89.2) & 300-6d (70) |
- | Western Australia 176 (67) & 223 (77.1) |
New South Wales wins with 171 runs |
November 4-7 scorecard |
Hobart | Tasmania 186 (64.5) & 150 (64.3) |
- |
Queensland 181 (55.1) & 158-3 (56.2) |
Queensland wins with 7 wickets |
November 13-16 Scorecard |
Melbourne | Tasmania 172 (63.1) & 424-2d (135) |
- | Victoria 144 (46.3) & 106-5 (47) |
draw |
November 13-16 Scorecard |
Brisbane | Queensland 183 (71.3) & 215 (67) |
- |
New South Wales 271 (70.2) & 130-4 (30.5) |
New South Wales wins with 6 wickets |
November 13-16 Scorecard |
Perth | Western Australia 514-7d (125) & 173 (52.5) |
- |
South Australia 363 (82.5) & 325-5 (93.4) |
South Australia wins with 5 wickets |
November 23-26 Scorecard |
Adelaide |
Tasmania 282 (111.1) & 244 (91.3) |
- | South Australia 141 (36.4) & 243 (74.3) |
Tasmania wins with 142 runs |
November 24-27 Scorecard |
Sydney | Victoria 562-9d (140.5) & 148-3d (21) |
- | New South Wales 243 (92.5) & 256-8 (119.5) |
draw |
November 24-27 Scorecard |
Perth | Western Australia 414 (105.2) & 306-8d (101.2) |
- | Queensland 424 (105.5) & 290-7 (59) |
draw |
December 3-6 scorecard |
Melbourne | Western Australia 243 (86.5) & 281-3 (107) |
- | Victoria 450 (153.5) |
draw |
December 3-6 scorecard |
Hobart |
Tasmania 392-4d (112) & 4-0 (0.2) |
- | New South Wales 208 (89.5) & 184 (78.5) (f / o) |
Tasmania wins with 10 wickets |
December 3-6 scorecard |
Cairns | South Australia 485 (137.4) & 234-7d (63) |
- | Queensland 289-5d (122) & 125-3 (42) |
draw |
February 8-11 scorecard |
Brisbane |
Queensland 255 (75.1) & 285 (91.4) |
- | Tasmania 115 (34) & 219 (69) |
Queensland wins with 206 runs |
February 8-11 scorecard |
Adelaide | South Australia 379 (95) & 243 (70.5) |
- |
Victoria 371 (115.3) & 253-4 (65) |
Victoria wins with 6 wickets |
February 8-11 scorecard |
Perth | New South Wales 204 (82.2) & 179 (62.2) |
- |
Western Australia 215 (70) & 172-6 (34.3) |
Western Australia wins with 4 wickets |
February 16-19 Scorecard |
Hobart |
Tasmania 431-9d (115.4) |
- | Western Australia 67 (27.5) & 277 (61.1) (f / o) |
Tasmania wins with one innings and 87 runs |
February 16-19 Scorecard |
Melbourne | Queensland 452-5d (128) & 184-4d (57) |
- | Victoria 436-9d (154) |
draw |
February 16-19 Scorecard |
Sydney | New South Wales 256 (90.4) & 213 (68.4) |
- |
South Australia 281 (74.1) & 192-3 (49.4) |
South Australia wins with 7 wickets |
February 24-27 Scorecard |
Sydney | New South Wales 449-8d (106.5) |
- | Tasmania 489-4d (158) |
draw |
February 24-27 Scorecard |
Perth |
Victoria 392 (97.5) & 278-8 (71.3) |
- | Western Australia 302 (65.5) & 213 (51.3) |
Victoria wins with 255 runs |
February 24-27 Scorecard |
Adelaide |
Queensland 342 (100.2) & 285-8d (86.2) |
- | South Australia 162 (51.3) & 347 (89.3) |
Queensland wins with 118 runs |
March 3-6 Scorecard |
St Kilda |
Victoria 199 (75.4) & 280 (103.1) |
- | New South Wales 171 (55.1) & 285 (101.5) |
Victoria wins with 23 runs |
March 5-8 Scorecard |
Hobart |
Tasmania 393 (125.5) & 164 (50.2) |
- | South Australia 227 (68.3) & 314 (87.1) |
Tasmania wins with 16 runs |
March 6-9 scorecard |
Brisbane |
Queensland 263 (84.4) & 252-2d (64) |
- | Western Australia 211-9 (54.4) & 93 (38.2) |
Queensland wins with 211 runs |
March 14-17 Scorecard |
Hobart |
Tasmania 344 (104.5) & 215 (64.3) |
- | Victoria 182 (44.4) & 221 (49.4) |
Tasmania wins with 156 runs |
March 14-17 Scorecard |
Wollongong |
Queensland 243 (76.3) & 438-9d (119) |
- | New South Wales 402 (117.2) & 243 (46.5) |
Queensland wins with 36 runs |
March 14-17 Scorecard |
Adelaide |
Western Australia 355 (88.4) & 370-7d (119) |
- | South Australia 201 (53.5) & 283 (101) |
Western Australia wins with 241 runs |
final
March 23-27 Scorecard |
Brisbane | Tasmania 477 (138.2) & 166-1d (26) |
- |
Queensland 516 (148.3) & 128-1 (22.5) |
Queensland wins with 9 wickets |