The 2008–09 Sheffield Shield season was the 107th season of official first-class domestic cricket in Australia. After nine seasons of being named the Pura Cup, it was announced that the Australian interstate trophy would return to its previous name of the Sheffield Shield as part of a new sponsorship agreement with Weet-Bix.[1] The season began on 10 October 2008 when Queensland took on Tasmania at the Gabba. The two points table leaders at the end of the regular season, Victoria and Queensland, played each other in the final at the Junction Oval, with Victoria becoming Sheffield Shield champions after a drawn match thanks to their superior results in the regular season.[2]
Source: ESPNcricinfo Rules for classification: The top two ranked teams qualify for the final, with the top-ranked team winning the right to host the final.
Points system: 6 for a win, 3 for a tie, 0 for a draw or loss.
Bonus point system: 2 for a first innings lead in a drawn or lost match, 1 for a first innings tie in a drawn or lost match.[3]
Alex Doolan (Tasmania) made his first-class debut.
Brett Geeves (Tasmania) was stranded on 99 not out for the second time this season, both times after teammate Tim Macdonald was caught for the tenth wicket.[4] Only Len Hutton, Rajeev Nayyar, and Michael Richardson had previously suffered this fate twice in first-class cricket,[5] and Geeves is the only one of the four to have never achieved a first-class century.
^Hanlon, Peter. "One short times two a one-off". The Age. Retrieved 20 November 2022.
^"First-Class 99 Not Out in an innings". The Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians. Retrieved 20 November 2022.
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The 2008 09 Sheffield Shield season was the 107th season of official first class domestic cricket in Australia After nine seasons of being named the Pura Cup it was announced that the Australian interstate trophy would return to its previous name of the Sheffield Shield as part of a new sponsorship agreement with Weet Bix 1 The season began on 10 October 2008 when Queensland took on Tasmania at the Gabba The two points table leaders at the end of the regular season Victoria and Queensland played each other in the final at the Junction Oval with Victoria becoming Sheffield Shield champions after a drawn match thanks to their superior results in the regular season 2 2008 09 Sheffield ShieldAdministrator s Cricket AustraliaCricket formatFirst classTournament format s Double round robinChampions Victoria 27th title Participants6Matches31Player of the seriesPhillip Hughes NSW Most runsMichael Klinger SA 1203 Runs Most wicketsBrett Dorey WA 42 wickets 2007 082009 10 Contents 1 Table 2 Teams 3 Fixtures and results 3 1 Round 1 3 2 Round 2 3 3 Round 3 3 4 Round 4 3 5 Round 5 3 6 Round 6 3 7 Round 7 3 8 Round 8 3 9 Round 9 3 10 Round 10 3 11 Final 4 Statistics 4 1 Most Runs 4 2 Most Wickets 5 See also 6 ReferencesTable EditPos Team Pld W D L Quo Pts1 Victoria Q 10 6 4 0 1 520 442 Queensland Q 10 4 1 5 0 949 283 South Australia 10 4 3 3 1 064 264 Tasmania 10 4 1 5 0 881 265 Western Australia 10 3 2 5 0 836 206 New South Wales 10 2 3 5 0 878 18Source ESPNcricinfoRules for classification The top two ranked teams qualify for the final with the top ranked team winning the right to host the final Points system 6 for a win 3 for a tie 0 for a draw or loss Bonus point system 2 for a first innings lead in a drawn or lost match 1 for a first innings tie in a drawn or lost match 3 Teams EditClub Home Ground CaptainNew South Wales Blues Sydney Cricket Ground Simon KatichQueensland Bulls The Gabba Chris SimpsonSouthern Redbacks Adelaide Oval Graham ManouTasmanian Tigers Bellerive Oval Daniel MarshVictorian Bushrangers Melbourne Cricket Ground Cameron WhiteWestern Warriors WACA Ground Marcus NorthFixtures and results EditRound 1 Edit 10 12 October Scorecard H Queensland v Tasmania236 55 1 overs Chris Swan 76 84 Tim Macdonald 4 42 10 1 overs 106 46 3 overs Brett Geeves 31 69 Ashley Noffke 3 14 14 overs 62 31 5 overs Chris Swan 16 34 Ben Hilfenhaus 5 14 12 overs 144 51 4 overs Rhett Lockyear 34 73 James Hopes 4 24 11 4 overs Queensland won by 48 runsThe Gabba Brisbane Umpires Bruce Oxenford and John Ward Player of the match Chris Hartley Queensland Tasmania won the toss and elected to field Points Queensland 6 Tasmania 0 10 13 October ScorecardNew South Wales v Western Australia H 177 58 2 overs Nathan Bracken 63 45 Steve Magoffin 4 36 19 overs 265 92 overs Theo Doropoulos 41 87 Grant Lambert 5 82 21 overs 310 116 1 overs Dominic Thornely 97 166 Steve Magoffin 6 66 26 1 overs 2 224 54 5 overs Luke Pomersbach 78 74 Grant Lambert 1 41 9 overs Western Australia won by 8 wicketsWACA Ground Perth Umpires Andrew Craig and Bob Parry Player of the match Steve MagoffinWestern Australia won the toss and elected to field Points Western Australia 6 New South Wales 0 Arron Crawford Western Australia made his first class debut Grant Lambert New South Wales took his maiden five wicket haul in first class cricket 14 17 October ScorecardVictoria v South Australia H 6 473d 134 4 overs Nick Jewell 164 256 Paul Rofe 3 80 27 overs 7 357d 137 overs Michael Klinger 150 350 Shane Harwood 2 78 28 overs 151 46 4 overs Shane Harwood 31 54 Dan Cullen 3 60 20 overs 7 176 61 overs Daniel Harris 62 141 Andrew McDonald 3 15 9 overs Match drawnAdelaide Oval Adelaide Umpires Rod Tucker and Tony Ward Player of the match Nick JewellVictoria won the toss and elected to bat Points Victoria 2 South Australia 0 Jon Holland Victoria made his first class debut Round 2 Edit 19 22 October ScorecardTasmania v Western Australia H 187 72 2 overs George Bailey 71 159 Adam Voges 3 12 7 0 overs 283 87 1 overs Steve Magoffin 79 190 Brett Geeves 5 76 23 1 overs 292 127 2 overs Rhett Lockyear 77 134 Marcus North 3 51 25 0 overs 6 197 59 overs Theo Doropoulos 58 85 Brett Geeves 4 62 23 0 overs Western Australia won by 4 wicketsWACA Ground Perth Umpires Paul Reiffel and Mick Martell Player of the match Steve Magoffin Western Australia Western Australia won the toss and elected to field Points Western Australia 6 Tasmania 0 21 23 October Scorecard H Queensland v Victoria245 65 3 overs Ryan Broad 96 148 Dirk Nannes 4 45 12 0 overs 353 113 4 overs Robert Quiney 127 216 Ashley Noffke 3 72 26 0 overs 150 49 4 overs Greg Moller 38 81 Dirk Nannes 7 50 16 0 overs 1 45 11 2 overs Nick Jewell 27 37 Ryan Harris 1 27 5 2 overs Victoria won by 9 wicketsThe Gabba Brisbane Umpires Andrew Craig and Ian Lock Player of the match Dirk Nannes Victoria Victoria won the toss and elected to field Points Victoria 6 Queensland 0 Robert Quiney Victoria scored his maiden century in first class cricket 24 27 October Scorecard H South Australia v New South Wales313 92 4 overs Graham Manou 80 124 Burt Cockley 3 37 15 4 overs 576 162 4 overs Phillip Hughes 198 328 Shaun Tait 3 104 29 4 overs 5 300 117 overs Michael Klinger 74 199 Burt Cockley 1 39 19 overs Match drawnAdelaide Oval Adelaide Umpires Jeff Brookes and Rod Tucker Player of the match Phillip Hughes New South Wales South Australia won the toss and elected to bat Points New South Wales 2 South Australia 0 Round 3 Edit 31 October 3 November ScorecardQueensland v Western Australia H 208 81 4 overs Clinton Perren 58 158 Steve Magoffin 3 23 17 overs 206 85 1 overs Marcus North 94 199 Ryan Harris 4 67 29 overs 8 321d 104 4 overs Chris Broad 118 224 Brett Dorey 4 75 28 overs 196 63 overs Luke Pomersbach 104 158 Ashley Noffke 4 27 15 overs Queensland won by 127 runsWACA Ground Perth Umpires Ian Lock and Mick Martell Player of the match Ashley Noffke Queensland Western Australia won the toss and elected to field Points Queensland 6 Western Australia 0 Paul Davis and Wes Robinson Western Australia both made their first class debut 3 6 November ScorecardSouth Australia v Tasmania H 232 76 5 overs Callum Ferguson 65 86 Tim MacDonald 6 40 14 5 overs 252 73 5 overs Travis Birt 42 86 Peter George 4 56 15 5 overs 200 70 3 overs Daniel Harris 47 122 Ben Hilfenhaus 5 53 20 3 overs 7 184 73 5 overs Tim Paine 69 160 Mark Cleary 2 42 18 overs Tasmania won by 3 wicketsBellerive Oval Hobart Umpires Bruce Oxenford and Tony Ward Player of the match Ben Hilfenhaus Tasmania Tasmania won the toss and elected to field Points Tasmania 6 South Australia 0 Peter George South Australia made his first class debut Tim MacDonald Tasmania took his maiden five wicket haul in first class cricket 4 7 November Scorecard H New South Wales v Victoria261 91 1 overs Usman Khawaja 66 126 Clint McKay 4 33 22 1 overs 440 143 2 overs Chris Rogers 159 302 Burt Cockley 5 84 19 2 overs 8 340 134 overs Phillip Hughes 86 171 Jon Holland 3 96 38 overs Match drawnSydney Cricket Ground Sydney Umpires Paul Reiffel and Simon Fry Player of the match Chris Rogers Victoria New South Wales won the toss and elected to bat Points Victoria 2 New South Wales 0 Burt Cockley New South Wales took his maiden five wicket haul in first class cricket Round 4 Edit 10 13 November ScorecardWestern Australia v South Australia H 309 124 overs Wes Robinson 141 340 Dan Cullen 3 91 41 overs 9 479d 168 2 overs Michael Klinger 255 502 Brett Dorey 3 68 27 2 6 247 76 overs Luke Pomersbach 144 166 Allan Wise 2 24 13 overs Match drawnAdelaide Oval Adelaide Umpires Simon Fry and John Ward Player of the match Michael KlingerWestern Australia won the toss and elected to bat Points South Australia 2 Western Australia 0 James Smith and Tom Cooper South Australia both made their first class debut Wes Robinson Western Australia scored his maiden century in first class cricket 15 18 November ScorecardTasmania v Victoria H 218 90 3 overs George Bailey 73 185 Andrew McDonald 3 29 17 overs 484 134 5 overs Nick Jewell 92 168 Brett Geeves 4 103 31 overs 300 112 5 overs Brett Geeves 99 147 Clint McKay 5 78 30 5 0 35 7 2 overs Chris Rogers 21 20 Victoria won by 10 wicketsMelbourne Cricket Ground Melbourne Umpires Ian Lock and Bob Parry Player of the match Clint McKay Victoria Tasmania won the toss and elected to bat Points Victoria 6 Tasmania 0 Clint McKay Victoria took his maiden five wicket haul in first class cricket 21 24 November Scorecard H New South Wales v Queensland210 78 5 overs Beau Casson 63 124 Chris Swan 4 21 16 overs 354 101 3 overs Martin Love 110 206 Burt Cockley 5 76 19 overs 262 99 1 overs Daniel Smith 70 50 Chris Simpson 5 68 24 1 0 119 29 overs Nick Kruger 61 77 Queensland won by 10 wicketsSydney Cricket Ground Sydney Umpires Gerard Abood and Simon Taufel Player of the match Martin Love Queensland Points Queensland 6 New South Wales 0 Chris Simpson Queensland took his maiden five wicket haul in first class cricket Round 5 Edit 21 24 November Scorecard H Western Australia v Victoria239 98 4 overs Marcus North 103 231 James Pattinson 3 43 20 overs 326 76 2 overs Chris Rogers 115 132 Brett Dorey 5 104 26 overs 8 404d 115 overs Marcus North 141 227 Damien Wright 5 53 32 overs 4 321 72 5 overs Chris Rogers 147 232 Brett Dorey 3 75 20 overs Victoria won by 6 wicketsWACA Ground Perth Umpires Andrew Craig and John Ward Player of the match Chris Rogers Victoria Victoria won the toss and elected to field Points Victoria 6 Western Australia 0 James Pattinson Victoria made his first class debut 28 November 1 December Scorecard H Queensland v South Australia352 74 2 overs Lee Carseldine 152 174 Allan Wise 3 72 18 overs 411 108 overs Callum Ferguson 132 136 Shane Watson 7 69 21 overs 392 87 5 overs Shane Watson 81 83 Daniel Christian 4 89 19 overs 7 334 95 5 overs Michael Klinger 137 270 Chris Swan 3 56 17 overs South Australia won by 3 wicketsThe Gabba Brisbane Umpires Jeff Brookes and Paul Reiffel Player of the match Michael Klinger South Australia South Australia won the toss and elected to field Points South Australia 6 Queensland 0 2 4 December ScorecardNew South Wales v Tasmania H 172 65 2 overs Phillip Hughes 93 167 Gerard Denton 5 18 9 2 overs 127 46 4 overs Gerard Denton 48 105 Nathan Bracken 5 28 20 overs 173 50 5 overs Phillip Hughes 108 152 Daniel Marsh 3 33 8 5 overs 7 221 80 overs Tim Paine 59 102 Nathan Bracken 3 41 22 overs Tasmania won by 3 wicketsBellerive Oval Hobart Umpires Bob Parry and Simon Fry Player of the match Phillip Hughes New South Wales Tasmania won the toss and elected to field Points Tasmania 6 New South Wales 2 Jonathan Wells Tasmania made his first class debut Round 6 Edit 15 17 December ScorecardWestern Australia v Victoria H 211 87 2 overs David Bandy 66 113 Damien Wright 4 42 25 overs 296 69 3 overs Andrew McDonald 60 70 David Bandy 3 24 7 3 overs 140 53 2 overs David Bandy 40 73 Andrew McDonald 4 38 10 2 overs 2 58 11 overs Chris Rogers 25 28 Steve Magoffin 2 33 6 overs Victoria won by 8 wicketsMelbourne Cricket Ground Melbourne Umpires Ian Lock and Tony Ward Player of the match Damien Wright Victoria Victoria won the toss and elected to field Points Victoria 6 Western Australia 0 Joshua Mangan Western Australia made his first class debut 16 19 December ScorecardQueensland v Tasmania H 230 91 5 overs Nick Kruger 41 82 Luke Butterworth 3 44 18 overs 214 109 1 overs David Dawson 38 167 Ryan Harris 4 59 31 overs 93 45 3 overs Nathan Rimmington 16 14 Luke Butterworth 5 13 11 3 overs 4 111 28 overs Rhett Lockyear 34 50 James Hopes 3 13 7 overs Tasmania won by 6 wicketsBellerive Oval Hobart Umpires Bruce Oxenford and Jeff Brookes Player of the match Luke Butterworth Tasmania Tasmania won the toss and elected to field Points Tasmania 6 Queensland 2 James Faulkner Tasmania made his first class debut Luke Butterworth Tasmania took his maiden five wicket haul in first class cricket 18 21 December ScorecardNew South Wales v South Australia H 6 483d 150 5 overs Phillip Hughes 114 224 Dan Christian 2 122 35 5 overs 3 304d 113 1 overs Michael Klinger 125 314 Mark Cameron 1 61 21 overs 2 120d 20 4 overs Ben Rohrer 57 41 Dan Cullen 1 23 4 overs 224 74 2 overs Younis Khan 90 202 Doug Bollinger 6 47 16 2 overs New South Wales won by 75 runsAdelaide Oval Adelaide Umpires Gerard Abood and Rod Tucker Player of the match Doug Bollinger New South Wales New South Wales won the toss and elected to bat Points New South Wales 6 South Australia 0 Round 7 Edit 30 January 2 February Scorecard H New South Wales v Tasmania4 521d 128 overs Phillip Hughes 151 248 Tim Macdonald 1 69 18 overs 328 120 5 overs Brett Geeves 99 113 Doug Bollinger 3 61 26 overs 5 157d 39 overs Phillip Hughes 82 116 Gerard Denton 2 28 10 overs 236 87 overs Jonathan Wells 85 162 Mark Cameron 4 51 16 overs New South Wales won by 114 runsNewcastle Number 1 Sports Ground Newcastle Umpires Jeff Brookes and Rod Tucker Player of the match Phillip Hughes New South Wales New South Wales won the toss and elected to bat Points New South Wales 6 Tasmania 0 Alex Doolan Tasmania made his first class debut Brett Geeves Tasmania was stranded on 99 not out for the second time this season both times after teammate Tim Macdonald was caught for the tenth wicket 4 Only Len Hutton Rajeev Nayyar and Michael Richardson had previously suffered this fate twice in first class cricket 5 and Geeves is the only one of the four to have never achieved a first class century 30 January 2 February Scorecard H Queensland v Western Australia247 76 2 overs Martin Love 96 180 Brett Dorey 6 28 20 2 overs 236 75 1 overs Luke Pomersbach 79 96 Ryan Harris 4 60 20 overs 179 52 3 overs Lee Carseldine 55 82 Brett Dorey 5 60 18 3 overs 4 193 51 4 overs Adam Voges 80 75 Lee Carseldine 1 28 5 4 overs Western Australia won by 6 wicketsThe Gabba Brisbane Umpires Bob Parry and Simon Fry Player of the match Brett Dorey Western Australia Western Australia won the toss and elected to field Points Western Australia 6 Queensland 2 Drew Porter and Marcus Stoinis Western Australia and Scott Walter Queensland all made their first class debut 30 January 2 February Scorecard H Victoria v South Australia400 127 2 overs Nick Jewell 105 157 Daniel Harris 3 45 22 overs 9 348d 101 2 overs Graham Manou 124 207 Andrew McDonald 6 68 25 2 overs 2 262d 62 overs Chris Rogers 93 149 Dan Christian 5 62 19 overs 289 83 3 overs Callum Ferguson 115 144 Bryce McGain 5 104 28 overs Victoria won by 25 runsMelbourne Cricket Ground Melbourne Umpires John Ward and Mick Martell Player of the match Graham Manou South Australia Victoria won the toss and elected to bat Points Victoria 6 South Australia 0 Dan Christian South Australia took his maiden five wicket haul in first class cricket Round 8 Edit 13 16 February Scorecard H South Australia v Queensland6 489d 144 overs Mark Cosgrove 133 179 Chris Simpson 2 145 45 overs 8 300d 109 overs Ryan Broad 84 232 Cullen Bailey 5 90 31 overs 7 143d 29 overs Michael Klinger 57 68 Chris Swan 3 28 8 overs 313 93 5 overs Chris Hartley 102 166 Jake Haberfield 4 60 16 overs South Australia won by 19 runsAdelaide Oval Adelaide Umpires Jeff Brookes and Tony Ward Player of the match Graham Manou South Australia South Australia won the toss and elected to bat Points South Australia 6 Queensland 0 Jake Haberfield South Australia made his first class debut 15 17 February ScorecardNew South Wales v Victoria H 227 93 4 overs Greg Mail 101 212 Clint McKay 3 29 23 overs 447 112 2 overs Brad Hodge 98 122 Burt Cockley 4 65 19 2 overs 218 73 5 overs Greg Mail 49 100 John Hastings 5 61 18 5 overs Victoria won by an innings and 2 runsMelbourne Cricket Ground Melbourne Umpires John Ward and Simon Fry Player of the match Clint McKay Victoria New South Wales won the toss and elected to bat Points Victoria 6 New South Wales 0 Peter Nevill New South Wales made his first class debut John Hastings Victoria took his maiden five wicket haul in first class cricket 16 18 February ScorecardWestern Australia v Tasmania H 189 76 overs Wes Robinson 84 175 Luke Butterworth 4 16 17 overs 163 75 2 overs Daniel Marsh 64 150 Brett Dorey 5 37 23 2 overs 168 70 2 overs Steve Magoffin 59 128 Chris Duval 4 29 18 overs 5 197 55 1 overs Daniel Marsh 58 77 Steve Magoffin 3 59 15 overs Tasmania won by 5 wicketsBellerive Oval Hobart Umpires Ian Lock and Mick Martell Player of the match Daniel Marsh Tasmania Tasmania won the toss and elected to field Points Tasmania 6 Western Australia 2 Luke Towers and Michael Johnson Western Australia both made their first class debut Round 9 Edit 26 February 1 March ScorecardNew South Wales v Queensland H 269 99 2 overs Usman Khawaja 112 180 James Hopes 4 80 27 overs 7 547d 140 overs Martin Love 219 353 Grant Lambert 3 143 31 overs 149 62 1 overs Usman Khawaja 41 98 James Hopes 5 34 22 overs Queensland won by an innings and 129 runsThe Gabba Brisbane Umpires Brian Jerling and Ian Lock Player of the match Martin Love Queensland New South Wales won the toss and elected to field Points Queensland 6 New South Wales 0 Usman Khawaja Queensland scored his maiden century in first class cricket 26 February 1 March ScorecardVictoria v Tasmania H 535 143 2 overs Matthew Wade 100 173 Jason Krejza 3 107 32 2 overs 300 112 5 overs George Bailey 130 241 Darren Pattinson 5 38 22 overs 158 58 overs Matthew Wade 46 89 Brett Geeves 6 47 22 overs 5 155 44 overs Alex Doolan 42 80 John Hastings 3 46 13 overs Match drawnBellerive Oval Hobart Umpires Bruce Oxenford and Simon Fry Player of the match Matthew Wade Victoria Tasmania won the toss and elected to field Points Victoria 2 Tasmania 0 Steve Gilmour Victoria made his first class debut Matthew Wade Victoria scored his maiden century in first class cricket 26 February 1 March Scorecard H Western Australia v South Australia243 79 overs Luke Pomersbach 51 51 Mark Cleary 4 70 26 overs 9 457d 149 2 overs Daniel Harris 124 211 Adam Voges 4 97 34 2 overs 228 79 4 overs Luke Pomersbach 57 117 Dan Christian 4 52 15 overs 1 17 1 5 overs James Smith 15 12 Drew Porter 1 4 1 over South Australia won by 9 wicketsWACA Ground Perth Umpires Bob Parry and Paul Reiffel Player of the match Daniel Harris South Australia South Australia won the toss and elected to field Points South Australia 6 Western Australia 0 Round 10 Edit 5 8 March Scorecard H Queensland v Victoria302 84 2 overs Shane Watson 145 167 John Hastings 4 56 21 overs 8 806d 236 overs Brad Hodge 261 394 Chris Simpson 4 194 65 overs 1 187 45 overs Ryan Broad 100 130 Jon Holland 1 75 16 overs Match drawnThe Gabba Brisbane Umpires Ian Lock and Paul Reiffel Player of the match Brad Hodge Victoria Queensland won the toss and elected to bat Points Victoria 2 Queensland 0 5 8 March ScorecardWestern Australia v New South Wales H 210 75 1 overs Aaron Heal 66 94 Burt Cockley 4 37 18 overs 8 526d 156 overs Usman Khawaja 172 258 David Bandy 2 36 17 overs 4 248 103 2 overs David Bandy 87 159 Mitchell Starc 1 32 21 overs Match drawnSydney Cricket Ground Sydney Umpires Bruce Oxenford and John Ward Player of the match Usman Khawaja New South Wales Western Australia won the toss and elected to bat Points New South Wales 2 Western Australia 0 David Warner and Mitchell Starc New South Wales both made their first class debut 5 8 March ScorecardTasmania v South Australia H 301 106 1 overs George Bailey 123 231 Mark Cleary 7 91 34 1 overs 253 86 4 overs Callum Ferguson 54 105 Luke Butterworth 5 43 14 4 overs 9 289d 93 overs Luke Butterworth 77 122 Daniel Christian 4 76 18 overs 5 338 79 1 overs Mark Cosgrove 118 141 Jeremy Smith 1 33 8 overs South Australia won by 5 wicketsAdelaide Oval Adelaide Umpires Bob Parry and Brian Jerling Player of the match Mark Cleary South Australia Tasmania won the toss and elected to bat Points South Australia 6 Tasmania 2 Jeremy Smith Tasmania made his first class debut Final Edit 13 17 March Scorecard H Victoria v Queensland510 166 overs Cameron White 135 282 Andrew Symonds 4 48 24 overs 200 61 overs Martin Love 41 58 Dirk Nannes 4 65 17 overs 5 282d 51 overs Brad Hodge 90 116 Chris Simpson 2 49 13 overs 1 221 52 overs Ryan Broad 109 132 Shane Harwood 1 47 8 overs Match drawnJunction Oval Melbourne Umpires Bruce Oxenford and Paul Reiffel Player of the match Cameron White Victoria Victoria won the toss and elected to bat Victoria win the Sheffield Shield by virtue of finishing top of the points table Statistics EditMost Runs Edit Player Team Matches Innings Runs Average HS 100s 50s Michael Klinger South Australia 10 19 1203 70 76 255 4 4 Chris Rogers Victoria 11 19 1195 74 68 159 5 5 Phil Hughes New South Wales 7 13 891 74 25 198 4 3Most Wickets Edit Player Team Matches Overs Wickets Average BBI 5W Brett Dorey Western Australia 10 365 3 42 24 11 6 28 4 Dirk Nannes Victoria 8 235 0 38 21 00 7 50 1 Steve Magoffin Western Australia 9 331 3 38 22 86 6 66 1See also Edit2008 09 Australian cricket seasonReferences Edit Cricket Australia and Weet Bix bring Sheffield Shield back Cricket Australia Archived from the original on 26 July 2008 Retrieved 18 November 2022 Victoria wins Sheffield Shield Sydney Morning Herald Retrieved 18 November 2022 Sheffield Shield Table 2008 09 Southeastern Conference Retrieved 19 November 2022 Hanlon Peter One short times two a one off The Age Retrieved 20 November 2022 First Class 99 Not Out in an innings The Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians Retrieved 20 November 2022 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2008 09 Sheffield Shield season amp oldid 1122975029, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
