- BATSMENRBM4s6sSRExtras8 (lb 4, nb 2, w 2)TOTAL256 all out (88 Overs, RR: 2.9, 387 minutes)Fall of wickets: 1-107 (Cameron Bancroft, 38.3 ov), 2-113 (Jayden Goodwin, 42.5 ov), 3-164 (Hilton Cartwright, 55.5 ov), 4-172 (Sam Whiteman, 61.2 ov), 5-172 (Teague Wyllie, 61.3 ov), 6-172 (Sam Fanning, 62.2 ov), 7-202 (Charlie Stobo, 70.3 ov), 8-230 (Joel Paris, 79.1 ov), 9-256 (Matthew Kelly, 87.5 ov), 10-256 (Corey Rocchiccioli, 87.6 ov)
Bowling O M R W Econ WD NB JM Bird 20 8 37 3 1.85 0 0 CP Tremain 15 4 42 0 2.80 0 0 J Edwards 17 5 53 2 3.11 0 0 LC Hatcher 16 0 82 1 5.12 2 2 CJ Green 16 4 33 3 2.06 0 0 MC Henriques 4 1 5 0 1.25 0 0
03/02Result
21st Match, Sheffield Shield at Perth, Feb 3-6 2024
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![Western Australia]( "Western Australia")
256 & 176 -
![New South Wales]( "New South Wales")
251 & 182/6 (59.3 ov)
Player of the Match
03/02Result
21st Match, Sheffield Shield at Perth, Feb 3-6 2024
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![Western Australia]( "Western Australia")
256 & 176 -
![New South Wales]( "New South Wales")
251 & 182/6 (59.3 ov)
Player of the Match
- BATSMENRBM4s6sSRExtras17 (b 14, lb 2, w 1)TOTAL251 all out (99.4 Overs, RR: 2.51, 396 minutes)Fall of wickets: 1-9 (Ryan Hackney, 4.3 ov), 2-13 (Daniel Hughes, 8.4 ov), 3-30 (Matthew Gilkes, 21.6 ov), 4-73 (Blake Nikitaras, 35.3 ov), 5-106 (Oliver Davies, 40.6 ov), 6-189 (Jack Edwards, 71.6 ov), 7-230 (Moises Henriques, 90.1 ov), 8-244 (Jackson Bird, 96.5 ov), 9-247 (Chris Green, 98.6 ov), 10-251 (Chris Tremain, 99.4 ov)
Bowling O M R W Econ WD NB JS Paris 22 8 45 3 2.04 1 0 M Kelly 7 0 13 0 1.85 0 0 CH Stobo 27 14 38 3 1.40 0 0 CJ Rocchiccioli 33.4 5 101 4 3.00 0 0 HWR Cartwright 10 2 38 0 3.80 0 0
- BATSMENRBM4s6sSRExtras14 (b 9, lb 3, nb 2)TOTAL176 all out (56.5 Overs, RR: 3.09, 343 minutes)Fall of wickets: 1-51 (Sam Whiteman, 18.1 ov), 2-56 (Jayden Goodwin, 19.5 ov), 3-88 (Hilton Cartwright, 37.5 ov), 4-90 (Cameron Bancroft, 40.4 ov), 5-99 (Teague Wyllie, 41.5 ov), 6-108 (Sam Fanning, 45.2 ov), 7-136 (Josh Philippe, 52.5 ov), 8-140 (Charlie Stobo, 53.1 ov), 9-176 (Corey Rocchiccioli, 55.3 ov), 10-176 (Joel Paris, 56.5 ov)
Bowling O M R W Econ WD NB JM Bird 12 3 20 0 1.66 0 1 CP Tremain 13 4 28 2 2.15 0 1 CJ Green 20 2 83 6 4.15 0 0 LC Hatcher 6.5 1 26 2 3.80 0 0 J Edwards 5 3 7 0 1.40 0 0
- BATSMENRBM4s6sSRExtras11 (b 8, lb 3)TOTAL182/6 (59.3 Overs, RR: 3.05, 243 minutes)Fall of wickets: 1-18 (Ryan Hackney, 7.2 ov), 2-117 (Blake Nikitaras, 43.1 ov), 3-124 (Matthew Gilkes, 46.5 ov), 4-134 (Moises Henriques, 50.1 ov), 5-144 (Daniel Hughes, 53.4 ov), 6-153 (Jack Edwards, 56.4 ov)
Bowling O M R W Econ WD NB JS Paris 18 3 41 2 2.27 0 0 CH Stobo 14 5 22 1 1.57 0 0 CJ Rocchiccioli 26.3 6 104 3 3.92 0 0 HWR Cartwright 1 0 4 0 4.00 0 0
Match Details
Series
Toss
New South Wales , elected to field first
Player Of The Match
Season
Match days
3,4,5,6 February 2024 (4-day match)
Umpires
Match Referee
Points
New South Wales 7.51, Western Australia 1.56
Close of Play
- Sat, 3 Feb - day 1 - Western Australia 1st innings 256
- Sun, 4 Feb - day 2 - New South Wales 1st innings 244/7 (CJ Green 17*, JM Bird 11*, 96 ov)
- Mon, 5 Feb - day 3 - New South Wales 2nd innings 77/1 (B Nikitaras 39*, DP Hughes 27*, 28 ov)
- Tue, 6 Feb - day 4 - New South Wales 2nd innings 182/6 (59.3 ov) - end of match
Match Coverage
All Match NewsNSW overcome scare to maintain Sheffield Shield climb
It was their first Shield win at the WACA since 2012 and keeps them in the hunt for the final
Chris Green six-for puts New South Wales in front
NSW are firmly in the box seat to claim their first Shield victory in Perth since late 2018
Henriques' 95 holds NSW together as WA lose Kelly to injury
Skipper pulls NSW out of trouble as Paris and Rocchiccioli took three wickets apiece after the loss of Kelly to a pec injury
Whiteman stars with superb century in tough conditions but NSW hit back
The WA captain led from the front but the home side collapsed during the final session to leave the game well balanced
Sheffield Shield returns after BBL break with compelling contests in store
Just eight points separating table-toppers Tasmania and fifth-placed South Australia, while bottom-of-the-ladder Queensland could still make a late push
