Travis Dean (Victoria) made his first-class debut.
Travis Dean became the first player in Shield history to score two centuries on debut, and the first player in first-class cricket to score two unbeaten centuries on debut.[3]
Play was reduced to just 10 overs on Day 1 and just 24 overs on Day 2 due to rain and a wet outfield.
The match was abandoned on Day 3 due to unsafe playing conditions. Under Law 7.2 in the Cricket Playing Conditions, Cricket Australia ruled that New South Wales had forfeited the match, and Victoria was awarded the 6 points for a win.[4]
Jay Lenton (New South Wales) made his first-class debut.
With the previous Sheffield Shield match at the Sydney Cricket Ground being abandoned because of an unsafe pitch, the fixture was moved to the Bankstown Oval.[6]
The start of play on Day 1 was delayed by 75 minutes and ended after just 36 overs due to rain.
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The 2015 16 Sheffield Shield season was the 114th season of the Sheffield Shield the Australian domestic first class cricket competition The season began after the conclusion of the Matador BBQs One Day Cup and included a break halfway through to allow for the Big Bash League Trials for day night Tests with a pink ball continued having been introduced during the previous season All of the matches for rounds one and seven of the tournament were played as day night games 1 Victoria won their second consecutive title defeating South Australia by 7 wickets in the final at Gliderol Stadium Travis Head was named player of the series for his 721 runs and 9 wickets during the season Ben Dunk of Tasmania was the leading run scorer while Joe Mennie from South Australia took the most wickets 2015 16 Sheffield ShieldDates28 October 2015 2015 10 28 30 March 2016 2016 03 30 Administrator s Cricket AustraliaCricket formatFirst classTournament format s Double round robin and finalChampions Victoria 30th title Participants6Matches31Player of the seriesTravis HeadMost runsBen Dunk 838 Most wicketsJoe Mennie 51 2014 152016 17 Contents 1 Points table 2 Round Robin stage 2 1 Round 1 2 2 Round 2 2 3 Round 3 2 4 Round 4 2 5 Round 5 2 6 Round 6 2 7 Round 7 2 8 Round 8 2 9 Round 9 2 10 Round 10 3 Final 4 Statistics 4 1 Most runs 4 2 Most wickets 5 References 6 External linksPoints table editTeam 2 Pld W L D NR BP Pts nbsp South Australia 10 5 5 0 0 19 63 49 63 nbsp Victoria 10 5 3 2 0 17 13 49 13 nbsp New South Wales 10 5 2 3 0 14 57 47 57 nbsp Queensland 10 5 5 0 0 16 66 46 66 nbsp Western Australia 10 4 3 3 0 17 00 44 00 nbsp Tasmania 10 2 8 0 0 17 19 27 19Round Robin stage editVisitor team NSWQLDSATASVICWAHome team New South WalesNSW 7 wicketsNSW 5 wicketsTasmania 223 runsVictoria ForfeitedMatch drawnQueenslandNSW 3 wicketsQueensland Inns amp 14 runsQueensland 7 wicketsQueensland 100 runsWA Inns amp 6 runsSouth AustraliaNSW 215 runsQueensland 173 runsSA Inns amp 78 runsVictoria 218 runsSA 1 wicketTasmaniaNSW 7 wicketsQueensland 3 wicketsSA 302 runsTasmania Inns amp 136 runsWA 162 runsVictoriaMatch drawnVictoria 9 wicketsSA 8 wicketsVictoria 7 wicketsMatch drawnWestern AustraliaMatch drawnWA 24 runsSA 1 wicketWA 9 wicketsVictoria 356 runsHome team wonVisitor team wonNote Results listed are according to the home horizontal and visitor vertical teams Note Click on a result to see a summary of the match Round 1 edit 28 31 October D N Scorecard New South Wales nbsp v nbsp South Australia H 9 262d 87 1 overs Steve Smith 67 121 Travis Head 3 42 16 overs 120 39 3 overs Travis Head 37 61 Mitchell Starc 5 28 11 3 overs 1 291d 67 overs Steve Smith 152 192 Joe Mennie 1 64 18 overs 218 74 4 overs Callum Ferguson 96 211 Josh Hazlewood 3 23 15 overs New South Wales won by 215 runsAdelaide Oval Adelaide Umpires Greg Davidson and Mick Martell Player of the match Steve Smith NSW New South Wales won the toss and elected to bat Bonus Points South Australia 1 50 New South Wales 2 10 28 31 October D N Scorecard Queensland nbsp v nbsp Victoria H 444 138 3 overs Scott Henry 141 249 John Hastings 4 59 34 overs 3 319d 93 overs Travis Dean 154 279 Ben Cutting 2 62 19 overs 103 32 3 overs Marnus Labuschagne 27 65 Peter Siddle 3 21 8 overs 1 230 71 2 overs Travis Dean 109 221 Ben Cutting 1 26 10 overs Victoria won by 9 wicketsMelbourne Cricket Ground Melbourne Umpires Phillip Gillespie and Geoff Joshua Player of the match Travis Dean Vic Queensland won the toss and elected to bat Travis Dean Victoria made his first class debut Travis Dean became the first player in Shield history to score two centuries on debut and the first player in first class cricket to score two unbeaten centuries on debut 3 Bonus Points Victoria 1 70 Queensland 1 10 28 31 October D N Scorecard Western Australia nbsp v nbsp Tasmania H 8 432d 144 1 overs Michael Klinger 202 401 Jackson Bird 3 83 31 overs 189 89 4 overs George Bailey 63 202 Simon Mackin 3 30 15 4 overs 4 136d 32 overs Michael Klinger 50 58 Andrew Fekete 2 21 9 overs 217 94 4 overs George Bailey 68 169 Mitchell Marsh 3 30 18 overs Western Australia won by 162 runsBellerive Oval Hobart Umpires Gerard Abood and Shawn Craig Player of the match Michael Klinger WA Tasmania won the toss and elected to field Jake Doran Tasmania made his first class debut Bonus Points Tasmania 0 50 Western Australia 2 20 Round 2 edit 6 9 November Scorecard H New South Wales nbsp v nbsp Victoria 1 88 34 2 overs Ed Cowan 48 96 Peter Siddle 1 23 11 overs Match awarded to Victoria abandoned due to unsafe playing conditionsSydney Cricket Ground Sydney Umpires Simon Fry and Michael Graham Smith New South Wales won the toss and elected to bat Play was reduced to just 10 overs on Day 1 and just 24 overs on Day 2 due to rain and a wet outfield The match was abandoned on Day 3 due to unsafe playing conditions Under Law 7 2 in the Cricket Playing Conditions Cricket Australia ruled that New South Wales had forfeited the match and Victoria was awarded the 6 points for a win 4 Jay Lenton New South Wales made his first class debut 6 9 November Scorecard Western Australia nbsp v nbsp South Australia H 211 84 5 overs Sam Whiteman 45 84 Joe Mennie 4 50 19 5 overs 191 82 2 overs Callum Ferguson 40 124 Jason Behrendorff 4 55 21 2 overs 295 108 4 overs Cameron Bancroft 111 258 Kane Richardson 3 54 23 4 overs 9 317 86 5 overs Travis Head 114 150 Michael Hogan 3 58 19 5 overs South Australia won by 1 wicketAdelaide Oval Adelaide Umpires Sam Nogajski and John Ward Player of the match Travis Head SA Western Australia won the toss and elected to bat Bonus Points South Australia 1 50 Western Australia 1 60 6 9 November Scorecard H Tasmania nbsp v nbsp Queensland 8 433d 133 3 overs George Bailey 148 190 Peter George 3 82 31 3 overs 8 329d 122 overs Sam Heazlett 129 248 James Faulkner 3 61 23 overs 168 44 overs Jake Doran 68 113 Mark Steketee 4 52 16 overs 7 274 65 3 overs Sam Heazlett 78 87 Jackson Bird 2 54 19 overs Queensland won by 3 wicketsBellerive Oval Hobart Umpires Phillip Gillespie and Mick Martell Player of the match Sam Heazlett Qld Tasmania won the toss and elected to bat Sam Heazlett Queensland made his first class debut Sam Heazlett scored his maiden first class century 5 Bonus Points Tasmania 1 50 Queensland 0 40 Round 3 edit 14 17 November Scorecard South Australia nbsp v nbsp Queensland H 203 59 5 overs Alex Ross 92 136 James Hopes 4 52 17 overs 452 145 4 overs Marnus Labuschagne 112 184 Joe Mennie 3 66 33 overs 235 84 2 overs Mark Cosgrove 65 112 James Hopes 4 33 21 2 overs Queensland won by an innings and 14 runsBrisbane Cricket Ground Woolloongabba Brisbane Umpires John Ward and Ashley Barrow Player of the match James Hopes Qld Queensland won the toss and elected to field Billy Stanlake Queensland made his first class debut The start of play on Day 1 was delayed by 90 minutes due to rain and ended early due to bad light Bonus Points Queensland 2 50 South Australia 0 50 14 17 November Scorecard H Victoria nbsp v nbsp Western Australia 7 423d 110 overs Glenn Maxwell 98 111 David Moody 4 106 24 overs 272 107 3 overs Michael Klinger 70 140 Fawad Ahmed 5 105 32 overs 7 238d 56 overs Rob Quiney 79 106 Andrew Tye 3 58 14 overs 8 282 106 overs Will Bosisto 108 288 James Pattinson 3 39 19 overs Match drawnMelbourne Cricket Ground Melbourne Umpires Simon Fry and Paul Wilson Player of the match Will Bosisto WA Victoria won the toss and elected to bat Aaron Ayre Victoria made his first class debut Bonus Points Victoria 2 70 Western Australia 0 49 14 17 November Scorecard Tasmania nbsp v nbsp New South Wales H 295 92 4 overs Ben Dunk 68 110 Stephen O Keefe 4 46 20 4 overs 215 77 2 overs Kurtis Patterson 86 179 Sam Rainbird 3 38 17 overs 7 313d 92 overs Ben Dunk 144 249 Doug Bollinger 3 67 20 overs 170 62 4 overs Ryan Carters 77 166 Hamish Kingston 4 61 16 overs Tasmania won by 223 runsBankstown Oval Sydney Umpires Sam Nogajski and Geoff Joshua Player of the match Ben Dunk Tas Tasmania won the toss and elected to bat With the previous Sheffield Shield match at the Sydney Cricket Ground being abandoned because of an unsafe pitch the fixture was moved to the Bankstown Oval 6 The start of play on Day 1 was delayed by 75 minutes and ended after just 36 overs due to rain Bonus Points New South Wales 1 68 Tasmania 2 40 Round 4 edit 27 30 November Scorecard Victoria nbsp v nbsp Western Australia H 322 82 4 overs Peter Handscomb 98 158 Joel Paris 4 68 17 4 overs 186 68 overs Will Bosisto 33 88 Chris Tremain 4 48 16 overs 7 322d 78 5 overs Marcus Stoinis 110 161 Joel Paris 2 52 17 overs 102 28 2 overs Cameron Bancroft 16 39 Scott Boland 7 31 11 2 overs Victoria won by 356 runsWestern Australia Cricket Association Ground Perth Umpires Shawn Craig and Michael Graham Smith Player of the match Scott Boland Vic Western Australia won the toss and elected to field Joel Paris Western Australia made his first class debut Bonus Points Western Australia 1 50 Victoria 2 80 27 30 November Scorecard South Australia nbsp v nbsp Tasmania H 7 600d 124 overs Callum Ferguson 213 295 Andrew Fekete 4 151 28 overs 284 89 1 overs Ben Dunk 115 176 Nick Benton 3 45 16 overs 185 38 overs Alex Ross 56 55 Jackson Bird 5 69 14 overs 199 88 overs Jake Doran 50 131 Chadd Sayers 4 41 23 overs South Australia won by 302 runsBellerive Oval Hobart Umpires Greg Davidson and Paul Wilson Player of the match Callum Ferguson SA Tasmania won the toss and elected to field Bonus Points Tasmania 0 90 South Australia 4 00 27 30 November Scorecard Queensland nbsp v nbsp New South Wales H 259 111 3 overs Jason Floros 82 198 Stephen O Keefe 3 56 30 3 overs 303 88 5 overs Nic Maddinson 112 151 James Hopes 4 47 23 overs 145 64 1 overs Nathan Reardon 44 97 Stephen O Keefe 4 38 22 overs 3 102 28 4 overs Kurtis Patterson 31 81 Jason Floros 1 19 6 overs New South Wales won by 7 wicketsSydney Cricket Ground Sydney Umpires Gerard Abood and Ashley Barrow Player of the match Stephen O Keefe NSW Queensland won the toss and elected to bat Bonus Points New South Wales 2 03 Queensland 1 82 Round 5 edit 6 9 December Scorecard H Victoria nbsp v nbsp South Australia 180 46 overs Glenn Maxwell 62 55 Daniel Worrall 5 69 17 overs 199 58 overs Mark Cosgrove 50 67 Chris Tremain 5 52 17 overs 163 62 overs Travis Dean 33 82 Joe Mennie 4 55 20 overs 2 145 26 3 overs Tom Cooper 54 64 John Hastings 1 31 6 overs South Australia won by 8 wicketsMelbourne Cricket Ground Melbourne Umpires Gerard Abood and Geoff Joshua Player of the match Joe Mennie SA South Australia won the toss and elected to field Rain delayed play by 90 minutes after tea and ended play early on Day 2 Bonus Points Victoria 1 50 South Australia 1 50 6 9 December Scorecard Tasmania nbsp v nbsp Western Australia H 261 89 5 overs Tom Triffitt 66 131 Michael Hogan 4 48 23 5 overs 415 133 2 overs Ashton Agar 106 128 Andrew Fekete 5 77 25 2 overs 205 68 3 overs Ben Dunk 75 123 Joel Paris 6 23 14 3 overs 1 52 14 2 overs Cameron Bancroft 32 41 Jackson Bird 1 8 6 overs Western Australia won by 9 wicketsWestern Australia Cricket Association Ground Perth Umpires Simon Fry and Damien Mealey Player of the match Joel Paris WA Western Australia won the toss and elected to field Rain reduced Day 1 to just 76 overs of play Bonus Points Western Australia 2 30 Tasmania 1 60 6 9 December Scorecard H Queensland nbsp v nbsp New South Wales 342 136 4 overs Matt Renshaw 170 395 William Somerville 5 110 38 overs 260 125 2 overs Ben Rohrer 56 130 Luke Feldman 4 45 19 2 overs 7 131d 51 3 overs Scott Henry 38 130 William Somerville 2 24 12 3 overs 7 217 58 4 overs Nic Maddinson 80 72 Jason Floros 4 71 25 overs New South Wales won by 3 wicketsHarrup Park Mackay Umpires Shawn Craig and Tony Wilds Player of the match Matt Renshaw Qld Queensland won the toss and elected to bat Bonus Points Queensland 0 68 New South Wales 0 03 Round 6 edit 3 6 February Scorecard Tasmania nbsp v nbsp Victoria H 241 68 3 overs Beau Webster 107 161 Chris Tremain 3 48 16 overs 271 82 1 overs Daniel Christian 95 136 Sam Rainbird 4 66 21 overs 228 82 4 overs Ben McDermott 79 150 Chris Tremain 4 37 16 4 overs 3 200 41 4 overs Rob Quiney 85 133 Beau Webster 1 18 5 overs Victoria won by 7 wicketsMelbourne Cricket Ground Melbourne Umpires Gerard Abood and Greg Davidson Player of the match Daniel Christian Vic Victoria won the toss and elected to field Rain reduced Day 1 to just 71 overs of play Sam Harper and Ian Holland both Victoria made their first class debuts Bonus Points Victoria 2 21 Tasmania 1 91 3 6 February Scorecard H New South Wales nbsp v nbsp Western Australia 402 125 3 overs Kurtis Patterson 75 155 David Moody 3 91 20 overs 491 147 5 overs Adam Voges 149 307 Doug Bollinger 3 107 26 overs 5 155 87 overs Peter Nevill 69 210 Joel Paris 4 37 18 overs Match drawnBert Sutcliffe Oval Lincoln New Zealand Umpires Simon Fry and John Ward Player of the match Adam Voges WA Western Australia won the toss and elected to field This was the first game in Australian domestic cricket history to be played outside of Australia 7 Bonus Points New South Wales 1 57 Western Australia 1 57 3 6 February Scorecard Queensland nbsp v nbsp South Australia H 6 474d 118 overs Matt Renshaw 146 244 Tom Andrews 3 106 20 overs 315 89 5 overs Jake Lehmann 126 121 Peter George 3 50 17 5 overs 8 258d 61 overs Sam Heazlett 72 88 Joe Mennie 2 22 9 overs 244 74 2 overs Joe Mennie 43 86 Mitchell Swepson 3 110 24 2 overs Queensland won by 173 runsAdelaide Oval Adelaide Umpires Ashley Barrow and Phillip Gillespie Player of the match Matt Renshaw Qld Queensland won the toss and elected to bat Bonus Points South Australia 1 65 Queensland 3 23 Round 7 edit 14 17 February D N Scorecard New South Wales nbsp v nbsp Western Australia H 316 108 3 overs Daniel Hughes 124 237 Joel Paris 4 61 25 3 overs 8 511d 136 overs Cameron Bancroft 144 340 Gurinder Sandhu 3 110 24 overs 5 303 112 overs Kurtis Patterson 129 289 Hilton Cartwright 1 16 5 overs Match drawnWestern Australia Cricket Association Ground Perth Umpires Gerard Abood and Lubabalo Gcuma SA Player of the match Kurtis Patterson NSW New South Wales won the toss and elected to bat Bonus Points Western Australia 1 86 New South Wales 0 94 14 17 February D N Scorecard Tasmania nbsp v nbsp Queensland H 300 101 4 overs Beau Webster 106 191 Peter George 3 44 22 overs 374 102 3 overs James Hopes 94 60 Beau Webster 3 49 16 3 overs 233 100 4 overs Tom Triffitt 57 86 Jack Wildermuth 3 31 21 overs 3 158 43 5 overs Charlie Hemphrey 79 98 Ben Dunk 1 10 4 overs Queensland won by 7 wicketsBrisbane Cricket Ground Woolloongabba Brisbane Umpires Shawn Craig and Tim Parlane NZ Player of the match James Hopes Qld Tasmania won the toss and elected to bat Chris Hartley Queensland broke the record for the most catches taken by a wicket keeper in Sheffield Shield history 500 8 Bonus Points Queensland 3 23 Tasmania 2 39 14 17 February D N Scorecard Victoria nbsp v nbsp South Australia H 9 325d 80 2 overs Glenn Maxwell 79 78 Joe Mennie 3 73 21 overs 224 71 3 overs Sam Raphael 48 71 Scott Boland 5 38 18 overs 5 306d 92 overs Peter Handscomb 102 151 Adam Zampa 2 54 15 overs 189 57 2 overs Travis Head 59 88 Fawad Ahmed 5 24 12 2 overs Victoria won by 218 runsAdelaide Oval Adelaide Umpires Nitin Menon Ind and John Ward Player of the match Scott Boland Vic Victoria won the toss and elected to bat Cameron Valente South Australia made his first class debut Bonus Points South Australia 1 74 Victoria 2 75 Round 8 edit 25 28 February Scorecard South Australia nbsp v nbsp New South Wales H 298 79 2 overs Jake Lehmann 122 148 Nic Maddinson 2 10 4 overs 211 88 4 overs Ryan Carters 54 161 Daniel Worrall 4 48 24 4 overs 177 51 3 overs Travis Head 44 55 Trent Copeland 5 62 17 3 overs 5 267 81 overs Ben Rohrer 109 179 Joe Mennie 2 56 21 overs New South Wales won by 5 wicketsInternational Sports Stadium Coffs Harbour Umpires Ashley Barrow and Michael Graham Smith Player of the match Trent Copeland NSW New South Wales won the toss and elected to field Arjun Nair New South Wales and Jake Weatherald South Australia both made their first class debuts Bonus Points New South Wales 1 61 South Australia 2 48 25 28 February Scorecard H Western Australia nbsp v nbsp Queensland 6 436d 123 5 overs Cameron Bancroft 171 339 Mark Steketee 3 64 22 overs 8 446d 130 5 overs Marnus Labuschagne 103 267 Michael Hogan 3 59 24 overs 5 291d 57 overs Shaun Marsh 109 119 Jack Wildermuth 3 38 10 overs 257 58 5 overs Charlie Hemphrey 102 144 Joel Paris 4 78 17 5 overs Western Australia won by 24 runsWestern Australia Cricket Association Ground Perth Umpires Nitin Menon Ind and Paul Wilson Player of the match Shaun Marsh WA Queensland won the toss and elected to field Bonus Points Western Australia 1 28 Queensland 1 18 25 28 February Scorecard Victoria nbsp v nbsp Tasmania H 165 55 2 overs Chris Tremain 28 41 Beau Webster 3 18 4 2 overs 8 566d 144 overs Ben Dunk 190 281 Jake Reed 3 114 25 overs 265 84 1 overs Cameron White 106 128 Evan Gulbis 4 45 19 overs Tasmania won by an innings and 136 runsBellerive Oval Hobart Umpires Lubabalo Gcuma SA and Sam Nogajski Player of the match Ben Dunk Tas Tasmania won the toss and elected to field Bonus Points Tasmania 3 09 Victoria 0 50 Round 9 edit 5 8 March Scorecard H Tasmania nbsp v nbsp New South Wales 242 75 4 overs Beau Webster 73 143 Harry Conway 5 45 13 4 overs 271 89 1 overs Kurtis Patterson 100 195 Jackson Bird 7 45 20 1 overs 177 46 4 overs Evan Gulbis 62 49 Trent Copeland 7 58 23 overs 3 150 23 4 overs Daniel Hughes 100 89 Jackson Bird 3 47 9 overs New South Wales won by 7 wicketsBellerive Oval Hobart Umpires Shawn Craig and John Ward Player of the match Trent Copeland NSW New South Wales won the toss and elected to field Harry Conway New South Wales made his first class debut Bonus Points Tasmania 1 92 New South Wales 2 21 5 8 March Scorecard H Queensland nbsp v nbsp Victoria 190 71 3 overs Sam Heazlett 45 71 Scott Boland 4 44 19 3 overs 147 53 1 overs Scott Boland 33 45 Jack Wildermuth 4 27 9 1 overs 184 59 overs Chris Hartley 55 88 Chris Tremain 4 40 17 overs 127 56 3 overs Rob Quiney 53 107 James Hopes 4 43 16 overs Queensland won by 100 runsBrisbane Cricket Ground Woolloongabba Brisbane Umpires Sam Nogajski and Paul Wilson Player of the match Jack Wildermuth Qld Victoria won the toss and elected to field Bad light ended play early on Day 1 Bonus Points Queensland 1 50 Victoria 1 50 5 8 March Scorecard H Western Australia nbsp v nbsp South Australia 311 106 2 overs Hilton Cartwright 139 222 Daniel Worrall 5 91 30 overs 230 56 5 overs Sam Raphael 80 131 Michael Hogan 4 49 14 overs 192 67 1 overs Adam Voges 89 193 Joe Mennie 3 47 18 overs 9 275 60 overs Travis Head 134 141 Joel Paris 5 87 20 overs South Australia won by 1 wicketWestern Australia Cricket Association Ground Perth Umpires Geoff Joshua and Mick Martell Player of the match Joe Mennie SA South Australia won the toss and elected to field Josh Nicholas Western Australia made his first class debut Bonus Points Western Australia 2 35 South Australia 1 80 Round 10 edit 15 18 March Scorecard H Queensland nbsp v nbsp Western Australia 147 61 1 overs Mark Steketee 32 45 Michael Hogan 4 29 16 1 overs 380 137 overs Hilton Cartwright 92 176 James Hopes 3 60 29 overs 227 52 4 overs Chris Lynn 80 46 Michael Hogan 4 58 18 overs Western Australia won by an innings and 6 runsBrisbane Cricket Ground Woolloongabba Brisbane Umpires Geoff Joshua and John Ward Player of the match Hilton Cartwright WA Western Australia won the toss and elected to field Jhye Richardson Western Australia made his first class debut Bonus Points Queensland 1 00 Western Australia 1 82 15 18 March Scorecard Tasmania nbsp v nbsp South Australia H 91 37 4 overs Tom Triffitt 25 49 Chadd Sayers 7 46 15 overs 346 74 2 overs Travis Head 192 176 Jackson Bird 5 81 22 overs 177 62 1 overs Alex Doolan 67 134 Daniel Worrall 4 71 16 1 overs South Australia won by an innings and 78 runsGliderol Stadium Adelaide Umpires Gerard Abood and Sam Nogajski Player of the match Chadd Sayers SA Tasmania won the toss and elected to bat Elliot Opie South Australia and Caleb Jewell Tasmania both made their first class debuts Bonus Points South Australia 2 96 Tasmania 1 50 15 18 March Scorecard New South Wales nbsp v nbsp Victoria H 341 107 1 overs Kurtis Patterson 82 174 Chris Tremain 4 47 17 overs 251 90 overs Marcus Stoinis 107 199 Sean Abbott 3 60 18 overs 178 63 4 overs Trent Copeland 47 84 Daniel Christian 5 40 16 4 overs 7 234 110 4 overs Cameron White 97 253 Trent Copeland 3 59 31 overs Match drawnTraeger Park Alice Springs Umpires Mick Martell and Paul Wilson Player of the match Cameron White Vic New South Wales won the toss and elected to bat Bonus Points Victoria 1 51 New South Wales 2 44Final edit26 30 March Scorecard H South Australia nbsp v nbsp Victoria 340 93 3 overs Alex Ross 72 108 Chris Tremain 3 73 15 3 overs 399 121 2 overs Peter Handscomb 112 201 Daniel Worrall 6 96 34 2 overs 251 102 5 overs Jake Weatherald 96 223 Jon Holland 5 76 37 overs 3 196 51 overs Marcus Stoinis 72 129 Elliot Opie 1 15 9 overs Victoria won by 7 wicketsGliderol Stadium Adelaide Umpires Mick Martell and Paul Wilson Player of the match Peter Handscomb Vic South Australia won the toss and elected to bat Victoria became the first visiting team to win a Sheffield Shield final since New South Wales in 2004 05 9 Statistics editMost runs edit Player Team Mat Inns NO Runs Ave HS 100 50 Ben Dunk nbsp Tasmania 10 19 1 837 46 55 190 4 2 Travis Dean nbsp Victoria 11 20 2 807 44 83 154 3 4 Peter Handscomb nbsp Victoria 11 19 1 784 43 55 137 3 4 George Bailey nbsp Tasmania 9 17 1 761 47 56 148 3 3 Matt Renshaw nbsp Queensland 9 17 3 738 52 71 129 2 4 10 Most wickets edit Player Team Mat Inns Overs Wkts Ave BBI SR Joe Mennie nbsp South Australia 11 21 429 5 51 21 21 4 50 50 50 Daniel Worrall nbsp South Australia 9 18 357 5 44 26 18 6 96 48 70 Jackson Bird nbsp Tasmania 8 15 276 2 40 19 50 7 45 41 40 Michael Hogan nbsp Western Australia 9 18 342 5 37 24 64 4 29 55 50 Chris Tremain nbsp Victoria 9 15 228 1 36 21 05 5 52 38 00References edit CA adds another day night Sheffield Shield round ESPNCricinfo 15 December 2015 Retrieved 15 December 2015 Sheffield Shield 2015 16 Points table Cricinfo ESPN Retrieved 30 October 2015 McKay Ben 31 October 2015 Dean leads Vics to historic Shield win The Sydney Morning Herald Retrieved 31 October 2015 Vics handed win for abandoned SCG clash CricketAustralia 9 November 2015 Retrieved 9 November 2015 Heazlett hits debut ton but Tasmania ahead ESPNCricinfo 8 November 2015 Retrieved 8 November 2015 SCG stripped of next Shield match ESPN Cricinfo 9 November 2015 Retrieved 9 November 2015 History to be made in NZ on Wednesday Cricket Australia Retrieved 2 February 2016 Hartley breaks record with catch No 500 Cricket Australia Retrieved 17 February 2016 Full Scorecard of Queensland vs NSW Final 2004 05 Score Report ESPNcricinfo com ESPNcricinfo Sheffield Shield 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