Initially, on 21 July 2021, Cricket Australia confirmed all the fixtures for the tournament.[6][7] On 8 September 2021, Cricket Australia announced that the previous schedule had been scrapped due to ongoing lockdowns[8] in Sydney and Melbourne and subsequent border restrictions.[9] The fixtures for the first two matches were confirmed, with the full revised schedule to be released later.[10] However, the Round one's second match of the season, between Queensland and Tasmania, was postponed following an increase of COVID-19 cases in the state of Queensland.[11]
On 1 October 2021, Cricket Australia confirmed the fixtures for next three matches.[12] On 20 October 2021, Cricket Australia confirmed the next set of fixtures, following the border openings in Sydney and Melbourne.[13] On 5 November 2021, Cricket Australia confirmed the schedule for three further fixtures,[14] with the venue of the fifth round's first match between South Australia and Queensland that would have been decided based on the location of WBBL|07 season finals.[15] Later, on 21 November 2021, it was confirmed that the match would take place at Karen Rolton Oval,[16] after the WBBL|07 finals venue was confirmed as Adelaide Oval.[17]
On 19 November 2021, the start of the match between New South Wales and Victoria was delayed,[18] after Victoria player Will Sutherland's COVID-19 test result required further analysis.[19] Despite the positive test, Cricket Australia confirmed that the match would start a day later than planned on 20 November 2021.[20]
Western Australia were the first team to reach the final of the competition,[21] with them hosting the final for the first time since the 1997–98 Sheffield Shield season.[22] Victoria finished in second place to join Western Australia in the final.[23] The final ended in a draw, with Western Australia winning the tournament having earned more bonus points in their first 100 overs compared to Victoria.[24][25]
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The 2021 22 Sheffield Shield season was the 120th season of the Sheffield Shield the domestic first class cricket competition that was played in Australia 2 The tournament started in September 2021 ahead of the 2021 22 Ashes series 3 4 Queensland were the defending champions 5 2021 22 Sheffield ShieldDates24 September 2021 4 April 2022Administrator s Cricket AustraliaCricket formatFirst classTournament format s Double round robin and finalChampionsWestern Australia 16th title Participants6Matches31Player of the seriesHenry Hunt SA amp Travis Dean Vic 1 Most runsPeter Handscomb 697 Most wicketsMark Steketee 32 2020 212022 23 Initially on 21 July 2021 Cricket Australia confirmed all the fixtures for the tournament 6 7 On 8 September 2021 Cricket Australia announced that the previous schedule had been scrapped due to ongoing lockdowns 8 in Sydney and Melbourne and subsequent border restrictions 9 The fixtures for the first two matches were confirmed with the full revised schedule to be released later 10 However the Round one s second match of the season between Queensland and Tasmania was postponed following an increase of COVID 19 cases in the state of Queensland 11 On 1 October 2021 Cricket Australia confirmed the fixtures for next three matches 12 On 20 October 2021 Cricket Australia confirmed the next set of fixtures following the border openings in Sydney and Melbourne 13 On 5 November 2021 Cricket Australia confirmed the schedule for three further fixtures 14 with the venue of the fifth round s first match between South Australia and Queensland that would have been decided based on the location of WBBL 07 season finals 15 Later on 21 November 2021 it was confirmed that the match would take place at Karen Rolton Oval 16 after the WBBL 07 finals venue was confirmed as Adelaide Oval 17 On 19 November 2021 the start of the match between New South Wales and Victoria was delayed 18 after Victoria player Will Sutherland s COVID 19 test result required further analysis 19 Despite the positive test Cricket Australia confirmed that the match would start a day later than planned on 20 November 2021 20 Western Australia were the first team to reach the final of the competition 21 with them hosting the final for the first time since the 1997 98 Sheffield Shield season 22 Victoria finished in second place to join Western Australia in the final 23 The final ended in a draw with Western Australia winning the tournament having earned more bonus points in their first 100 overs compared to Victoria 24 25 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 3 Final 4 References 5 External linksPoints table EditTeam 26 Pld W L D A Ave Pts Western Australia 7 3 2 2 0 4 69 32 82 Victoria 7 3 1 3 0 4 31 30 17 Tasmania 8 3 3 2 0 3 89 31 09 New South Wales 7 2 3 2 0 3 07 21 50 Queensland 9 2 3 4 0 3 03 27 23 South Australia 8 1 2 5 0 2 71 21 66Round Robin stage EditSource 27 Round 1 Edit 24 27 September 2021 ScorecardWestern Australia v South Australia9 465d 131 2 overs Shaun Marsh 118 190 Lloyd Pope 4 92 15 2 overs 492 128 overs Travis Head 163 215 Joel Paris 3 73 26 overs 6 292 85 overs Hilton Cartwright 121 186 Lloyd Pope 3 123 22 overs Match drawnKaren Rolton Oval Adelaide Umpires Michael Graham Smith and Sam Nogajski Player of the match Travis Head South Australia Western Australia won the toss and elected to bat Corey Rocchiccioli Western Australia made his first class debut Jake Carder South Australia scored his maiden century in first class cricket 28 7 10 October 2021 ScorecardTasmania v Queensland6 500d 156 2 overs Tim Ward 144 343 Michael Neser 2 60 24 4 overs 5 355d 109 overs Bryce Street 143 334 Sam Rainbird 2 80 21 overs 3 163 75 overs Tim Ward 81 130 Matthew Kuhnemann 3 61 26 overs Match drawnKaren Rolton Oval Adelaide Umpires Darren Close and Donovan Koch Player of the match Tim Ward Tasmania Tasmania won the toss and elected to bat Tim Ward Tasmania scored his maiden century in first class cricket 29 15 18 October 2021 ScorecardQueensland v South Australia152 59 1 overs Joe Burns 48 99 Daniel Worrall 4 49 17 overs 280 89 4 overs Harry Nielsen 71 126 Mark Steketee 7 44 26 4 overs 7 451d 139 overs Usman Khawaja 174 294 Lloyd Pope 2 58 16 overs 6 244 88 3 overs Jake Carder 79 149 Mark Steketee 3 48 24 overs Match drawnAdelaide Oval Adelaide Umpires Donovan Koch and Shawn Craig Player of the match Mark Steketee Queensland South Australia won the toss and elected to field Round 2 Edit 17 20 October 2021 ScorecardWestern Australia v Tasmania238 88 1 overs Josh Philippe 60 143 Lawrence Neil Smith 5 43 15 1 overs 252 79 3 overs Lawrence Neil Smith 60 126 Hilton Cartwright 4 23 7 overs 230 84 1 overs Shaun Marsh 58 150 Peter Siddle 5 40 22 1 overs 7 217 53 4 overs Caleb Jewell 52 51 Lance Morris 2 33 4 4 overs Tasmania won by 3 wicketsWACA Ground Perth Umpires Michael Graham Smith and Sam Nogajski Player of the match Lawrence Neil Smith Tasmania Tasmania won the toss and elected to field Lawrence Neil Smith Tasmania took his maiden five wicket haul in first class cricket 30 Riley Meredith replaced Lawrence Neil Smith for Tasmania on day 2 as concussion substitute 31 27 30 October 2021 ScorecardSouth Australia v Western Australia128 48 3 overs Jake Carder 37 96 Jhye Richardson 3 22 11 3 overs 299 106 overs Hilton Cartwright 73 154 Nathan McAndrew 5 84 32 4 overs 291 97 3 overs Henry Hunt 108 245 Joel Paris 5 63 28 overs 4 121 40 2 overs Cameron Green 38 90 Nathan McAndrew 1 29 14 overs Western Australia won by 6 wicketsWACA Ground Perth Umpires Darren Close and Michael Graham Smith Player of the match Joel Paris Western Australia Western Australia won the toss and elected to field Nathan McAndrew South Australia took his maiden five wicket haul in first class cricket 32 27 30 October 2021 ScorecardQueensland v Tasmania6 487d 136 overs Marnus Labuschagne 136 208 Riley Meredith 2 59 23 overs 182 73 1 overs Jordan Silk 47 136 Matthew Kuhnemann 5 60 30 1 overs 1 132d 30 overs Marnus Labuschagne 60 46 Gabe Bell 1 11 4 overs 341 109 3 overs Caleb Jewell 90 157 Matthew Kuhnemann 5 107 43 overs Queensland won by 96 runsRiverway Stadium Townsville Umpires Donovan Koch and Bruce Oxenford Player of the match Matthew Kuhnemann Queensland Queensland won the toss and elected to bat Connor Sully Queensland made his first class debut Matthew Kuhnemann Queensland took his maiden five wicket haul in first class cricket 33 Round 3 Edit 27 30 October 2021 ScorecardVictoria v New South Wales199 75 4 overs Nic Maddinson 87 136 Sean Abbott 6 38 15 4 overs 151 77 overs Kurtis Patterson 48 143 Scott Boland 4 34 19 overs 3 290d 116 overs Marcus Harris 137 361 Sean Abbott 2 74 25 overs 134 94 overs Peter Nevill 29 129 Jon Holland 3 16 23 overs Victoria won by 204 runsDrummoyne Oval Sydney Umpires Gerard Abood and Greg Davidson Player of the match Nic Maddinson Victoria Victoria won the toss and elected to bat Tanveer Sangha New South Wales made his first class debut 5 8 November 2021 ScorecardVictoria v New South Wales9 313d 103 4 overs Nic Maddinson 128 206 Liam Hatcher 3 81 21 3 overs 140 62 overs Daniel Hughes 59 132 Scott Boland 3 33 18 overs 5 248d 76 2 overs Matthew Short 90 122 Jack Edwards 3 47 16 2 overs 247 111 3 overs Daniel Hughes 89 319 Scott Boland 5 56 29 3 overs Victoria won by 174 runsMelbourne Cricket Ground Melbourne Umpires Phillip Gillespie and Tony Wilds Player of the match Scott Boland Victoria New South Wales won the toss and elected to field James Seymour Victoria scored his maiden century in first class cricket 34 Wil Parker replaced Jon Holland for Victoria on day 2 as concussion substitute 35 10 13 November 2021 ScorecardQueensland v Western Australia129 53 1 overs Usman Khawaja 70 138 Lance Morris 4 21 10 1 overs 281 83 2 overs Josh Philippe 129 222 Mark Steketee 4 74 22 overs 246 82 2 overs Joe Burns 49 99 Jhye Richardson 5 23 22 2 overs 3 95 33 3 overs Cameron Bancroft 47 98 Mark Steketee 2 21 9 overs Western Australia won by 7 wicketsThe Gabba Brisbane Umpires Shawn Craig and Bruce Oxenford Player of the match Jhye Richardson Western Australia Western Australia won the toss and elected to field Jayden Goodwin Western Australia made his first class debut Round 4 Edit 10 13 November 2021 ScorecardSouth Australia v Tasmania220 75 1 overs Henry Hunt 134 236 Peter Siddle 4 42 24 overs 282 104 4 overs Charlie Wakim 68 121 Travis Head 2 22 6 overs 0 32 13 4 overs Jake Weatherald 16 45 Match drawnBlundstone Arena Hobart Umpires Darren Close and Sam Nogajski Player of the match Henry Hunt South Australia Tasmania won the toss and elected to field Only 15 1 overs 47 overs and 38 2 overs of play were possible on day 1 day 3 and day 4 respectively due to rain 20 23 November 2021 ScorecardNew South Wales v Victoria233 63 1 overs Daniel Hughes 70 154 Jonathan Merlo 2 14 6 overs 271 102 3 overs Travis Dean 144 300 Chris Tremain 4 52 25 3 overs 7 285d 58 overs Kurtis Patterson 112 144 James Pattinson 5 71 18 overs 4 91 43 overs Peter Handscomb 39 73 Jack Edwards 1 1 3 overs Match drawnSydney Cricket Ground Sydney Umpires Phillip Gillespie and Ben Treloar Player of the match Travis Dean Victoria Victoria won the toss and elected to field No play was possible on day 2 due to rain Brody Couch Xavier Crone Victoria and Hayden Kerr New South Wales all made their first class debuts 21 24 November 2021 ScorecardWestern Australia v Tasmania9 405d 108 overs Sam Whiteman 176 309 Lawrence Neil Smith 3 72 21 overs 315 115 4 overs Caleb Jewell 102 206 Jhye Richardson 4 53 28 overs 7 226d 65 overs Cameron Green 54 96 Gabe Bell 2 29 12 overs 6 318 78 overs Jordan Silk 83 100 Jhye Richardson 3 56 16 overs Tasmania won by 4 wicketsBlundstone Arena Hobart Umpires Nathan Johnstone and Bruce Oxenford Player of the match Caleb Jewell Tasmania Tasmania won the toss and elected to field Round 5 Edit 23 26 November 2021 ScorecardQueensland v South Australia299 120 5 overs Marnus Labuschagne 110 223 Liam Scott 3 16 17 overs 102 45 overs Jake Weatherald 33 69 Matthew Kuhnemann 5 25 14 overs 2 88 24 overs Usman Khawaja 52 36 Nathan McAndrew 2 27 6 overs 284 93 overs f o Travis Head 101 149 Gurinder Sandhu 6 57 21 overs Queensland won by 8 wicketsKaren Rolton Oval Adelaide Umpires Donovan Koch and Michael Graham Smith Player of the match Matthew Kuhnemann Queensland South Australia won the toss and elected to field Only 50 overs of play was possible on day 1 due to pitch conditions 16 Round 6 Edit 9 12 February 2022 ScorecardSouth Australia v Victoria366 126 4 overs Daniel Drew 130 317 Mitchell Perry 4 57 30 overs 264 94 3 overs Nic Maddinson 82 134 Nathan McAndrew 3 60 23 overs 213 58 overs Henry Hunt 57 95 Will Sutherland 3 42 14 overs 6 236 90 overs Peter Handscomb 148 280 Brendan Doggett 4 51 21 overs Match drawnAdelaide Oval Adelaide Umpires Greg Davidson and David Taylor Player of the match Peter Handscomb Victoria South Australia won the toss and elected to bat Travis Dean replaced Will Pucovski for Victoria on day 4 as concussion substitute 36 9 12 February 2022 ScorecardQueensland v New South Wales193 77 1 overs Usman Khawaja 63 155 Chris Tremain 3 26 17 overs 186 55 1 overs Daniel Hughes 86 155 Mark Steketee 5 46 19 1 overs 129 52 4 overs Marnus Labuschagne 44 80 Trent Copeland 3 28 13 4 overs 8 137 51 3 overs Lachlan Hearne 28 43 Michael Neser 3 38 17 overs New South Wales won by 2 wicketsThe Gabba Brisbane Umpires Ben Treloar and Tony Wilds Player of the match Chris Tremain New South Wales New South Wales won the toss and elected to field Ryan Hackney New South Wales made his first class debut Round 7 Edit 18 21 February 2022 ScorecardNew South Wales v Tasmania276 98 5 overs Hayden Kerr 88 129 Jackson Bird 3 38 19 5 overs 213 86 overs Mac Wright 57 164 Chris Tremain 5 48 17 overs 9 226d 83 overs Jason Sangha 75 178 Beau Webster 3 40 12 overs 214 86 2 overs Mac Wright 78 186 Trent Copeland 4 46 18 2 overs New South Wales won by 75 runsSydney Cricket Ground Sydney Umpires Gerard Abood and Tony Wilds Player of the match Hayden Kerr New South Wales New South Wales won the toss and elected to bat Nivethan Radhakrishnan Tasmania made his first class debut 18 21 February 2022 ScorecardQueensland v Victoria349 127 1 overs Jack Clayton 109 235 Matthew Short 4 74 19 1 overs 360 128 overs Nic Maddinson 110 147 Gurinder Sandhu 5 65 27 overs 7 246d 79 overs Jimmy Peirson 76 141 Mitchell Perry 3 61 17 overs 3 104 48 overs Nic Maddinson 48 116 Matt Renshaw 1 10 4 overs Match drawnJunction Oval Melbourne Umpires Greg Davidson and Simon Lightbody Player of the match Nic Maddinson Victoria Queensland won the toss and elected to bat Jack Clayton Queensland made his first class debut Round 8 Edit 2 5 March 2022 ScorecardQueensland v South Australia8 305d 100 overs Jack Clayton 85 164 Brendan Doggett 2 59 25 overs 9 244d 75 4 overs Jake Lehmann 102 177 Gurinder Sandhu 3 64 23 overs 191 43 3 overs Sam Truloff 64 86 Liam Scott 5 46 16 overs 3 115 37 overs Jake Weatherald 60 112 Xavier Bartlett 2 30 11 overs Match drawnThe Gabba Brisbane Umpires Bruce Oxenford and Darren CloseSouth Australia won the toss and elected to field No play was possible on day 1 due to rain 15 18 March 2022 ScorecardWestern Australia v New South Wales6 356d 141 overs Cameron Bancroft 117 262 Jack Edwards 3 58 21 overs 208 79 1 overs Jason Sangha 86 213 Matthew Kelly 3 27 16 overs 4 75d 40 overs Sam Whiteman 27 111 Chris Tremain 2 12 8 overs Match drawnBankstown Oval Sydney Umpires Gerard Abood and Greg Davidson Player of the match Cameron Bancroft Western Australia Western Australia won the toss and elected to bat No play was possible on day 2 due to rain Riley Ayre New South Wales made his first class debut Riley Ayre replaced Tanveer Sangha for New South Wales on day 2 as concussion substitute 37 15 18 March 2022 ScorecardTasmania v Victoria355 117 4 overs Ben McDermott 94 209 Jon Holland 4 82 23 4 overs 7 334d 108 overs Travis Dean 146 302 Tom Andrews 2 53 19 overs 209 69 2 overs Matthew Wade 50 87 Mitchell Perry 4 31 11 2 overs 8 234 73 4 overs Travis Dean 47 36 Ben Manenti 3 89 31 4 overs Victoria won by 2 wicketsJunction Oval Melbourne Umpires Shawn Craig and Nathan Johnstone Player of the match Travis Dean Victoria Tasmania won the toss and elected to bat Ben Manenti Tasmania made his first class debut Round 9 Edit 23 26 March 2022 ScorecardNew South Wales v South Australia294 112 1 overs Jason Sangha 142 235 Jordan Buckingham 4 79 27 overs 9 277d 98 overs Henry Hunt 109 238 Chris Tremain 3 51 23 overs 8 308d 84 overs Lachlan Hearne 65 107 Nathan McSweeney 4 89 26 overs 5 328 76 overs Nathan McSweeney 99 183 Harry Conway 1 38 10 overs South Australia won by 5 wicketsKaren Rolton Oval Adelaide Umpires Donovan Koch and Shawn Craig Player of the match Jason Sangha New South Wales South Australia won the toss and elected to field Bailey Capel Jordan Buckingham Thomas Kelly South Australia and Blake Nikitaras New South Wales all made their first class debuts 23 26 March 2022 ScorecardQueensland v Tasmania104 40 5 overs Joe Burns 28 81 Sam Rainbird 8 21 14 5 overs 422 105 1 overs Beau Webster 166 172 Gurinder Sandhu 3 82 27 1 overs 87 38 2 overs Joe Burns 30 48 Sam Rainbird 5 21 12 2 overs Tasmania won by an innings and 231 runsBellerive Oval Hobart Umpires Michael Graham Smith and Sam Nogajski Player of the match Sam Rainbird Tasmania Tasmania won the toss and elected to bat Sam Rainbird took the best bowling figures for Tasmania in a first class match 38 Sam Rainbird also took the best match figures for Tasmania in the Sheffield Shield with 13 42 39 23 26 March 2022 ScorecardVictoria v Western Australia114 43 5 overs Matthew Short 43 81 Aaron Hardie 4 24 12 overs 337 105 2 overs Hilton Cartwright 109 178 Will Sutherland 3 67 25 overs 172 60 3 overs Matthew Short 35 53 Joel Paris 3 31 16 overs Western Australia won by an innings and 51 runsWACA Ground Perth Umpires Gerard Abood and Phillip Gillespie Player of the match Hilton Cartwright Western Australia Western Australia won the toss and elected to field Cameron McClure Victoria and Teague Wyllie Western Australia both made their first class debuts Final Edit31 March 4 April 2022 ScorecardWestern Australia v Victoria386 121 1 overs Cameron Bancroft 141 269 Will Sutherland 5 78 30 1 overs 306 105 2 overs Peter Handscomb 80 141 Aaron Hardie 3 54 24 overs 7 400d 163 overs Aaron Hardie 174 317 Scott Boland 2 35 25 overs Match drawnWACA Ground Perth Umpires Donovan Koch and Sam Nogajski Player of the match Sam Whiteman Western Australia Victoria won the toss and elected to field References Edit Victorian Travis Dean and South Australia s Henry Hunt named Sheffield Shield players of the year News com au Retrieved 30 March 2022 Tim Paine lays down challenge for Australia s Test batting contenders ESPN Cricinfo Retrieved 20 July 2021 Early Shield start a boost for Ashes hopefuls Cricket 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