Top five total runs
FT Hack (SA) 431
MA Noble (NSW) 356
VT Trumper (NSW) 340
CW Gregory (NSW) 328
RA Duff (NSW) 312
Top five total runs of all time
G Giffen (SA) 2791
FA Iredale (NSW) 2605
JC Reedman (SA) 2585
A Jarvis (SA) 2422
J Worrall (VIC) 2345
Top five high scores
G Giffen (SA) 170
N Ebsworth (NSW) 153*
N Claxton (SA) 152
FT Hack (SA) 145
RA Duff (NSW) 143
Top five high scores of all time
FJ Laver (VIC) 231* - Jan. 1900, Melbourne Cricket Ground vs South Australia
VT Trumper (NSW) 220 - Jan. 1899, Sydney Cricket Ground vs South Australia
C Hill (SA) 210 - Dec. 1899, Adelaide Oval vs New South Wales
FA Iredale (NSW) 204 - Dec. 1901, Sydney Cricket Ground vs South Australia
AJY Hopkins (NSW) 204 - Jan. 1902, Sydney Cricket Ground vs Victoria
Top five wicket takers
WP Howell (NSW) 20 / A McBeath (NSW) 20
LW Pye (NSW) 19 / JPF Travers (SA) 19
E Jones (SA) 15 / FJ Laver (VIC) 15
Top five wicket takers of all time
E Jones (SA) 181
WP Howell (NSW) 130
G Giffen (SA) 125
CE McLeod (VIC) 106
H Trumble (VIC) 105
Top five bowling innings
LW Pye (NSW) 5-70
A McBeath (NSW) 5-79
JPF Travers (SA) 5-89
FB Collins (VIC) 4-57
MA Noble (NSW) 4-58
Top five bowling innings of all time
E Jones (SA) 7-42 - Feb. 1895, Sydney Cricket Ground vs New South Wales
AE Trott (VIC) 7-48 - Feb. 1896, Melbourne Cricket Ground vs South Australia
JV Saunders (VIC) 7-57 - Feb. 1901, Sydney Cricket Ground vs New South Wales
WP Howell (NSW) 7-109 - Dec. 1899, Adelaide Oval vs South Australia
J Carlton (VIC) 6-32 - Dec. 1893, Melbourne Cricket Ground vs New South Wales
All time record partnerships by wicket:
1. 290 VT Trumper & H Donnan (NSW) Dec. 1900, Adelaide Oval vs South Australia
2. 283 CE McLeod & GHS Trott (VIC) Jan. 1896, Sydney Cricket Ground vs New South Wales
3. 212 MA Noble & AJY Hopkins (NSW) Jan. 1901, Sydney Cricket Ground vs South Australia
4. 208 C Hill & G Giffen (SA) Dec. 1899, Adelaide Oval vs New South Wales
5. 167 VT Trumper & SE Gregory (NSW) Dec 1899, Adelaide Oval vs South Australia
6. 255 H Graham & J Phillips (VIC) Jan. 1893, Association Ground, Sydney vs New South Wales
7. 175 G Giffen * WP Stuart (SA) Dec 1899, Melbourne Cricket Ground vs Victoria
8. 147 JJ Kelly & WP Howell (NSW) Jan 1902, Adelaide Oval vs South Australia
9. 180 FJ Laver & H Trumble (VIC) Dec 1898, Melbourne Cricket Ground vs South Australia
10. 171 RA Duff & A McBeath (NSW) Jan/Feb 1900, Sydney Cricket Ground vs Victoria
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Monday, 31 May 2010
CW Sheffield Shield 1902/03 (S11) End of Season Post
A reversal in fortune for Victoria, and New South Wales are just incredible at this period in Sheffield Shield history.
Real life standings
Replay standings
Real life standings
| Pl | W | L | Quot | |
| New South Wales | 4 | 4 | 0 | 1.477 |
| Victoria | 3 | 2 | 2 | 0.973 |
| South Australia | 3 | 0 | 4 | 0.708 |
Replay standings
| Pl | W | L | Quot | |
| New South Wales | 4 | 4 | 0 | 1.739 |
| South Australia | 3 | 2 | 2 | 0.844 |
| Victoria | 3 | 0 | 4 | 0.691 |
CW 1902/03 (S11), Game 6: South Australia vs Victoria
South Australia 9/11 vs Victoria 10/13
Adelaide Oval
27th February, 1st-3rd March 1903
Lineups:
South Australia- FT Hack, JC Reedman, C Hill, G Giffen, DRA Gehrs, N Claxton, CB Jennings, A Jarvis, HP Kirkwood, PM Newland, JPF Travers
Victoria- H Graham, PA McAlister, JH Stuckey, WW Armstrong, M Ellis, FJ Laver, EE Bean, BJ Tuckwell, JE Monfries, FB Collins, JV Saunders
First Innings
Upon inspecting the pitch and seeing tough going for batsmen throughout the match, South Australia elected to put Victoria in at the crease first. Three wickets at both the 55 and 127 run mark showed this to be a good choice, but Victoria's FB Collins doggedly held on to pass 200.
VIC 222
FB Collins 53*
G Giffen 4-63; JPF Travers 3-65
Despite losing a few players to ducks, South Australia took their good start and rolled with it. The tenth man here also reached his half-century without falling.
VIC 222
SA 317
FT Hack 81; PM Newland 57*
FB Collins 4-57; FJ Laver 3-54
Second Innings
More trouble for the away side as all confidence was drained from them by more impressive South Australian bowling. But, on a troublesome pitch, anything could happen.
VIC 222 + 183
SA 317
H Graham 63; FJ Laver 54
JPF Travers 4-51; G Giffen 3-63
The wickets just wouldn't come for Victoria and they had to live with finishing last on the year with no wins.
VIC 222 + 183
SA 317 + 89-3
JC Reedman 48*
FJ Laver 2-11
South Australia wins by seven wickets
Adelaide Oval
27th February, 1st-3rd March 1903
Lineups:
South Australia- FT Hack, JC Reedman, C Hill, G Giffen, DRA Gehrs, N Claxton, CB Jennings, A Jarvis, HP Kirkwood, PM Newland, JPF Travers
Victoria- H Graham, PA McAlister, JH Stuckey, WW Armstrong, M Ellis, FJ Laver, EE Bean, BJ Tuckwell, JE Monfries, FB Collins, JV Saunders
First Innings
Upon inspecting the pitch and seeing tough going for batsmen throughout the match, South Australia elected to put Victoria in at the crease first. Three wickets at both the 55 and 127 run mark showed this to be a good choice, but Victoria's FB Collins doggedly held on to pass 200.
VIC 222
FB Collins 53*
G Giffen 4-63; JPF Travers 3-65
Despite losing a few players to ducks, South Australia took their good start and rolled with it. The tenth man here also reached his half-century without falling.
VIC 222
SA 317
FT Hack 81; PM Newland 57*
FB Collins 4-57; FJ Laver 3-54
Second Innings
More trouble for the away side as all confidence was drained from them by more impressive South Australian bowling. But, on a troublesome pitch, anything could happen.
VIC 222 + 183
SA 317
H Graham 63; FJ Laver 54
JPF Travers 4-51; G Giffen 3-63
The wickets just wouldn't come for Victoria and they had to live with finishing last on the year with no wins.
VIC 222 + 183
SA 317 + 89-3
JC Reedman 48*
FJ Laver 2-11
South Australia wins by seven wickets
Friday, 28 May 2010
CW 1902/03 (S11), Game 5: New South Wales vs Victoria
New South Wales 12/14 vs Victoria 10/13
Sydney Cricket Ground
24th, 26th-29th January 1903
Lineups:
New South Wales- RA Duff, VT Trumper, CW Gregory, RN Hickson, MA Noble, ACK Mackenzie, AJY Hopkins, LW Pye, JJ Kelly, WP Howell, A McBeath
Victoria- W Bruce, PA McAlister, H Graham, WW Armstrong, FJ Laver, DF Noonan, D Mailer, M Ellis, TJ Hastings, FB Collins, JV Saunders
First Innings
In the knowledge that they had to win the final two games to have a chance of winning the Shield, Victoria got off on the right foot with an opening partnership of 154. Sadly the rest of the team combined for little more than that score themselves, and would have to rely on the bowlers to keep up the pressure, but New South Wales won't feel too hard done by yet as the pitch remains in the favour of the batsman.
VIC 329
W Bruce 115; PA McAlister 80
LW Pye 5-70
The season was back on again as Victoria were able to prevent New South Wales from reaching the 300-mark with solid bowling to give them the upper hand heading into the second innings.
VIC 329
NSW 281
CW Gregory 70; VT Trumper 61
FJ Laver 3-66; FB Collins 3-76; JV Saunders 3-68
Second Innings
The wheels start to come off a little for Victoria, but they knew that more of the same from their bowlers would see them home. But is the pressure getting too much?
VIC 329 + 244
NSW 281
D Mailer 73
A McBeath 4-67; WP Howell 3-62
It may have been that pressure, or perhaps the New South Wales team is too used to winning the title now, but the home side walk away with their fourth title in as many years, and their sixth in the tournaments history. It wasn't all plain sailing when Victoria had a couple of periods where they were able to take some wickets in quick succession, but New South Wales held on.
VIC 329 + 244
NSW 281 + 293-7
VT Trumper 103; CW Gregory 54
JV Saunders 3-82
New South Wales wins by three wickets and are the 1902/03 Sheffield Shield champions!
Sydney Cricket Ground
24th, 26th-29th January 1903
Lineups:
New South Wales- RA Duff, VT Trumper, CW Gregory, RN Hickson, MA Noble, ACK Mackenzie, AJY Hopkins, LW Pye, JJ Kelly, WP Howell, A McBeath
Victoria- W Bruce, PA McAlister, H Graham, WW Armstrong, FJ Laver, DF Noonan, D Mailer, M Ellis, TJ Hastings, FB Collins, JV Saunders
First Innings
In the knowledge that they had to win the final two games to have a chance of winning the Shield, Victoria got off on the right foot with an opening partnership of 154. Sadly the rest of the team combined for little more than that score themselves, and would have to rely on the bowlers to keep up the pressure, but New South Wales won't feel too hard done by yet as the pitch remains in the favour of the batsman.
VIC 329
W Bruce 115; PA McAlister 80
LW Pye 5-70
The season was back on again as Victoria were able to prevent New South Wales from reaching the 300-mark with solid bowling to give them the upper hand heading into the second innings.
VIC 329
NSW 281
CW Gregory 70; VT Trumper 61
FJ Laver 3-66; FB Collins 3-76; JV Saunders 3-68
Second Innings
The wheels start to come off a little for Victoria, but they knew that more of the same from their bowlers would see them home. But is the pressure getting too much?
VIC 329 + 244
NSW 281
D Mailer 73
A McBeath 4-67; WP Howell 3-62
It may have been that pressure, or perhaps the New South Wales team is too used to winning the title now, but the home side walk away with their fourth title in as many years, and their sixth in the tournaments history. It wasn't all plain sailing when Victoria had a couple of periods where they were able to take some wickets in quick succession, but New South Wales held on.
VIC 329 + 244
NSW 281 + 293-7
VT Trumper 103; CW Gregory 54
JV Saunders 3-82
New South Wales wins by three wickets and are the 1902/03 Sheffield Shield champions!
Tuesday, 25 May 2010
CW 1902/03 (S11), Game 4: New South Wales vs South Australia
New South Wales 12/14 vs South Australia 9/11
Sydney Cricket Ground
9th-10th, 12th-13th January 1903
Lineups:
New South Wales- VT Trumper, RA Duff, AJY Hopkins, MA Noble, ACK Mackenzie, RN Hickson, CW Gregory, LW Pye, JJ Kelly, WP Howell, A McBeath
South Australia- JC Reedman, FT Hack, C Hill, HP Kirkwood, N Claxton, DRA Gehrs, E Jones, PM Newland, CB Jennings, RW Waters, JPF Travers
First Innings
New South Wales took another step towards their fourth straight title as they fought off both the South Australian bowling attack, and the tricky pitch, to reach another 470+ total.
NSW 478
CW Gregory 91; RA Duff 85; RN Hickson 68; LW Pye 56; AJY Hopkins 51
E Jones 4-110; JPF Travers 3-98
The highlight of South Australia's reply was a fourth wicket partnership of 79 as they were made to follow on.
NSW 478
SA 219
HP Kirkwood 49
LW Pye 4-39; WP Howell 4-73
Second Innings
Some lazy fielding, and more than a few lucky escapes, saw South Australia squeak past the total needed to put New South Wales into bat again. Some pride saved perhaps, but that is all.
NSW 478
SA 219 + 260
N Claxton 61
WP Howell 3-45
Both VT Trumper and RA Duff did not need to move their bats as they were gifted the pair of runs needed on extras. This result leaves Victoria needing to win their final two games, including the next match in Sydney, and by good scores, to take the Sheffield Shield from New South Wales.
NSW 478 + 2-0
SA 219 + 260
New South Wales wins by ten wickets
Sydney Cricket Ground
9th-10th, 12th-13th January 1903
Lineups:
New South Wales- VT Trumper, RA Duff, AJY Hopkins, MA Noble, ACK Mackenzie, RN Hickson, CW Gregory, LW Pye, JJ Kelly, WP Howell, A McBeath
South Australia- JC Reedman, FT Hack, C Hill, HP Kirkwood, N Claxton, DRA Gehrs, E Jones, PM Newland, CB Jennings, RW Waters, JPF Travers
First Innings
New South Wales took another step towards their fourth straight title as they fought off both the South Australian bowling attack, and the tricky pitch, to reach another 470+ total.
NSW 478
CW Gregory 91; RA Duff 85; RN Hickson 68; LW Pye 56; AJY Hopkins 51
E Jones 4-110; JPF Travers 3-98
The highlight of South Australia's reply was a fourth wicket partnership of 79 as they were made to follow on.
NSW 478
SA 219
HP Kirkwood 49
LW Pye 4-39; WP Howell 4-73
Second Innings
Some lazy fielding, and more than a few lucky escapes, saw South Australia squeak past the total needed to put New South Wales into bat again. Some pride saved perhaps, but that is all.
NSW 478
SA 219 + 260
N Claxton 61
WP Howell 3-45
Both VT Trumper and RA Duff did not need to move their bats as they were gifted the pair of runs needed on extras. This result leaves Victoria needing to win their final two games, including the next match in Sydney, and by good scores, to take the Sheffield Shield from New South Wales.
NSW 478 + 2-0
SA 219 + 260
New South Wales wins by ten wickets
Sunday, 23 May 2010
CW 1902/03 (S11), Game 3: Victoria vs South Australia
Victoria 10/13 vs South Australia 9/11
Melbourne Cricket Ground
1st-3rd, 5th-6th January 1903
Lineups:
Victoria- H Graham, PA McAlister, WW Armstrong, JH Stuckey, D Mailer, DF Noonan, FJ Laver, TS Warne, M Ellis, FB Collins, TJ Hastings
South Australia- FT Hack, JC Reedman, C Hill, HP Kirkwood, N Claxton, DRA Gehrs, PM Newland, RW Waters, WA Hewer, E Jones, JPF Travers
First Innings
South Australia failed to get into much of a rhythm, and it was left to the 9th man before anyone reached forty runs let alone a half-century.
SA 291
WA Hewer 56*
FB Collins 4-87
It was a similar story for Victoria, but with half the order leaving the crease with six or less runs. They would be disappointed that they fell almost fifty runs behind.
SA 291
VIC 248
JH Stuckey 71
E Jones 4-63; HP Kirkwood 3-16
Second Innings
Despite four ducks and another five batsmen only reaching 32 or less, South Australia were well into pole position thanks to a pair of remarkable performances.
SA 291 + 416
VIC 248
N Claxton 152; FT Hack 145
M Ellis 3-89; 3-105
Victoria could only improve on their first innings display by a single run as they fell to their second defeat of the season thanks to more wild inconsistency.
SA 291 + 416
VIC 248 + 249
FJ Laver 59; D Mailer 51
JPF Travers 3-43; E Jones 3-60
South Australia wins by 210 runs.
Melbourne Cricket Ground
1st-3rd, 5th-6th January 1903
Lineups:
Victoria- H Graham, PA McAlister, WW Armstrong, JH Stuckey, D Mailer, DF Noonan, FJ Laver, TS Warne, M Ellis, FB Collins, TJ Hastings
South Australia- FT Hack, JC Reedman, C Hill, HP Kirkwood, N Claxton, DRA Gehrs, PM Newland, RW Waters, WA Hewer, E Jones, JPF Travers
First Innings
South Australia failed to get into much of a rhythm, and it was left to the 9th man before anyone reached forty runs let alone a half-century.
SA 291
WA Hewer 56*
FB Collins 4-87
It was a similar story for Victoria, but with half the order leaving the crease with six or less runs. They would be disappointed that they fell almost fifty runs behind.
SA 291
VIC 248
JH Stuckey 71
E Jones 4-63; HP Kirkwood 3-16
Second Innings
Despite four ducks and another five batsmen only reaching 32 or less, South Australia were well into pole position thanks to a pair of remarkable performances.
SA 291 + 416
VIC 248
N Claxton 152; FT Hack 145
M Ellis 3-89; 3-105
Victoria could only improve on their first innings display by a single run as they fell to their second defeat of the season thanks to more wild inconsistency.
SA 291 + 416
VIC 248 + 249
FJ Laver 59; D Mailer 51
JPF Travers 3-43; E Jones 3-60
South Australia wins by 210 runs.
Wednesday, 19 May 2010
CW 1902/03 (S11), Game 2:Victoria vs New South Wales
Victoria 10/13 vs New South Wales 12/14
Melbourne Cricket Ground
26th, 28th-31st, December 1902
Lineups:
Victoria- H Graham, PA McAlister, TS Warne, JH Stuckey, WW Armstrong, FJ Laver, D Mailer, DF Noonan, TJ Hastings, FB Collins, JV Saunders
New South Wales- RA Duff, VT Trumper, MA Noble, ACK Mckenzie, AJY Hopkins, CW Gregory, LW Pye, N Ebsworth, JJ Kelly, WP Howell, A McBeath
First Innings
Victoria had to rely on a pair of good performances to take them on to a good score, while no-one had obviously told New South Wales that the pitch was favourable to the batsmen as the visitors often looked dangerous..
VIC 366
TS Warne 109; PA McAlister 77
A McBeath 5-79; WP Howell 3-111
It was the second and third batsmen again who took control, but a terrific seventh wicket partnership put New South Wales into pole position.
VIC 366
NSW 486
MA Noble 117; LW Pye 93; N Ebsworth 91; VT Trumper 77
JV Saunders 4-110; WW Armstrong 3-106
Second Innings
It was an uphill battle all the way but Victoria did as well as they could to give themselves a fighting chance. Only three batsmen hit over 18 runs as the bowlers found their stride once more.
VIC 366 + 241
NSW 486
FJ Laver 89
MA Noble 4-58; LW Pye 3-38; A McBeath 3-72
An early wicket failed to stop New South Wales winning their second game of the season after needing just 38 overs to reach their total.
Vic 366 + 241
NSW 486 + 122-1
MA Noble 59*; RA Duff 57*
WW Armstrong 1-19
New South Wales wins by nine wickets.
Melbourne Cricket Ground
26th, 28th-31st, December 1902
Lineups:
Victoria- H Graham, PA McAlister, TS Warne, JH Stuckey, WW Armstrong, FJ Laver, D Mailer, DF Noonan, TJ Hastings, FB Collins, JV Saunders
New South Wales- RA Duff, VT Trumper, MA Noble, ACK Mckenzie, AJY Hopkins, CW Gregory, LW Pye, N Ebsworth, JJ Kelly, WP Howell, A McBeath
First Innings
Victoria had to rely on a pair of good performances to take them on to a good score, while no-one had obviously told New South Wales that the pitch was favourable to the batsmen as the visitors often looked dangerous..
VIC 366
TS Warne 109; PA McAlister 77
A McBeath 5-79; WP Howell 3-111
It was the second and third batsmen again who took control, but a terrific seventh wicket partnership put New South Wales into pole position.
VIC 366
NSW 486
MA Noble 117; LW Pye 93; N Ebsworth 91; VT Trumper 77
JV Saunders 4-110; WW Armstrong 3-106
Second Innings
It was an uphill battle all the way but Victoria did as well as they could to give themselves a fighting chance. Only three batsmen hit over 18 runs as the bowlers found their stride once more.
VIC 366 + 241
NSW 486
FJ Laver 89
MA Noble 4-58; LW Pye 3-38; A McBeath 3-72
An early wicket failed to stop New South Wales winning their second game of the season after needing just 38 overs to reach their total.
Vic 366 + 241
NSW 486 + 122-1
MA Noble 59*; RA Duff 57*
WW Armstrong 1-19
New South Wales wins by nine wickets.
Monday, 17 May 2010
CW 1902/03 (S11), Game 1: South Australia vs New South Wales
South Australia 9/11 vs New South Wales 12/14
Adelaide Oval
19th-20th, 22nd-24th December 1902
Lineups:
South Australia- JC Reedman, FT Hack, C Hill, G Giffen, HP Kirkwood, N Claxton, DRA Gehrs, RW Waters, E Jones, JPF Travers, CFW Thamm
New South Wales- RA Duff, VT Trumper, MA Noble, N Ebsworth, WP Howell, JJ Kelly, CW Gregory, A McBeath, AJY Hopkins, ACK Mackenzie, LW Pye
First Innings
New South Wales batted well on a difficult pitch for the bowlers, and set the bar high for South Australia to chase with good scores and consistency through most of the order. Only the 8th, 9th, and 10th men had a hard time of it, combining for just two runs.
NSW 437
CW Gregory 101; VT Trumper 68; JJ Kelly 68; WP Howeel 59
JPF Travers 5-89; E Jones 3-108
In a surprising turn, South Australia also took advantage of the batting-friendly pitch, falling just shy of their opponents score, but lacked any of the consistency that New South Wales had shown with five batsmen registering five runs or less.
NSW 437
SA 413
G Giffen 170; FT Hack 104
VT Trumper 3-31; WP Howell 3-133
Second Innings
New South Wales didn't miss a beat between their innings and soon surpassed their previous score with only four wickets lost, declaring in the process.
NSW 437 + 477-4 dec.
SA 413
N Ebsworth 153*; RA Duff 143; MA Noble 76; WP Howell 64
South Australia started their second innings by losing three wickets with only as many runs on the board. After that, it was just a matter of time as no-one was able to take control and lead the way for any significant length of time.
NSW 437 + 477-4 dec.
SA 413 + 210
G Giffen 49
A McBeath 3-44; LW Pye 3-63; WP Howell 3-67
New South Wales wins by 294 runs
Adelaide Oval
19th-20th, 22nd-24th December 1902
Lineups:
South Australia- JC Reedman, FT Hack, C Hill, G Giffen, HP Kirkwood, N Claxton, DRA Gehrs, RW Waters, E Jones, JPF Travers, CFW Thamm
New South Wales- RA Duff, VT Trumper, MA Noble, N Ebsworth, WP Howell, JJ Kelly, CW Gregory, A McBeath, AJY Hopkins, ACK Mackenzie, LW Pye
First Innings
New South Wales batted well on a difficult pitch for the bowlers, and set the bar high for South Australia to chase with good scores and consistency through most of the order. Only the 8th, 9th, and 10th men had a hard time of it, combining for just two runs.
NSW 437
CW Gregory 101; VT Trumper 68; JJ Kelly 68; WP Howeel 59
JPF Travers 5-89; E Jones 3-108
In a surprising turn, South Australia also took advantage of the batting-friendly pitch, falling just shy of their opponents score, but lacked any of the consistency that New South Wales had shown with five batsmen registering five runs or less.
NSW 437
SA 413
G Giffen 170; FT Hack 104
VT Trumper 3-31; WP Howell 3-133
Second Innings
New South Wales didn't miss a beat between their innings and soon surpassed their previous score with only four wickets lost, declaring in the process.
NSW 437 + 477-4 dec.
SA 413
N Ebsworth 153*; RA Duff 143; MA Noble 76; WP Howell 64
South Australia started their second innings by losing three wickets with only as many runs on the board. After that, it was just a matter of time as no-one was able to take control and lead the way for any significant length of time.
NSW 437 + 477-4 dec.
SA 413 + 210
G Giffen 49
A McBeath 3-44; LW Pye 3-63; WP Howell 3-67
New South Wales wins by 294 runs
Saturday, 15 May 2010
CW A Look Ahead to the 1902/03 (S11) Season
New South Wales 12/14 (last year 11/15)
Another slight shift in New South Wales' talent, but yet again they are favourites for the title. Can they make it four in a row?
South Australia 9/11 (10/8 last season)
South Australia finally look like getting it together in the bowling department, but can their bats perform above their predicted abilities?
Victoria 10/13 (10/13 last year)
Victoria have been able to keep things competitive and should push New South Wales as they look to match South Australia's three titles.
Another slight shift in New South Wales' talent, but yet again they are favourites for the title. Can they make it four in a row?
South Australia 9/11 (10/8 last season)
South Australia finally look like getting it together in the bowling department, but can their bats perform above their predicted abilities?
Victoria 10/13 (10/13 last year)
Victoria have been able to keep things competitive and should push New South Wales as they look to match South Australia's three titles.
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