2008–09 Sheffield Shield season

Cricket tournament December 2011 March 2020 2008–09 Sheffield Shield 173px Cricket Australia First-class Double round-robin VIC 27 6 31 Phillip Hughes (NSW) Michael Klinger (SA) (1203 Runs) Brett Dorey (WA) (42 wickets) 2007–08 2007–08 Pura Cup season 2009–10 2009–10 Sheffield Shield season 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.Cricket Australia and Weet-Bix bring Sheffield Shield back http://cricket.com.au/default.aspx?s=newsdisplay&id=41629 Cricket Australia 18 November 2022 https://web.archive.org/web/20080726145616/http://cricket.com.au/default.aspx?s=newsdisplay&id=41629 26 July 2008 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.Victoria wins Sheffield Shield https://www.smh.com.au/sport/victoria-wins-sheffield-shield-20090318-gdtf8u.html Sydney Morning Herald 17 March 2009 18 November 2022 Table main Custom 6 WDLbasic 6 played win draw loss Quo Quotient quo pts complete ESPNcricinfo VIC QLD SA TAS WA NSW 6 0 4 1.520 44 4 5 1 0.949 28 4 3 3 1.064 26 4 5 1 0.881 26 3 5 2 0.836 20 2 5 3 0.878 18 NSW QLD (Q) SA TAS VIC (Q) WA Q Q #cfc 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.Sheffield Shield Table - 2008–09 https://www.secsports.com/cricket/table/sort/quotient/dir/desc/series/8043/season/2008/sheffield-shield Southeastern Conference 19 November 2022 Teams Club Home Ground Captain New South Wales Blues Sydney Cricket Ground Simon Katich Queensland Bulls The Gabba Chris Simpson Southern Redbacks Adelaide Oval Graham Manou Tasmanian Tigers Bellerive Oval Daniel Marsh Victorian Bushrangers Melbourne Cricket Ground Cameron White Western Warriors WACA Ground Marcus North Fixtures Round 1 10–12 October Qld-h L Tas R 236 (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 runs The Gabba, Brisbane Bruce Oxenford and John Ward Chris Hartley (Queensland) Tasmania won the toss and elected to field. Scorecard Points: Queensland 6, Tasmania 0 10–13 October NSW L WA-h R 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 wickets WACA Ground, Perth Andrew Craig and Bob Parry Steve Magoffin Western Australia won the toss and elected to field. Scorecard 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 Vic L SA-h R 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 drawn Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Rod Tucker and Tony Ward Nick Jewell Victoria won the toss and elected to bat. Scorecard Points: Victoria 2, South Australia 0 Jon Holland (Victoria) made his first-class debut. Round 2 19–22 October Tas L WA-h R 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 wickets WACA Ground, Perth Paul Reiffel and Mick Martell Steve Magoffin (Western Australia) Western Australia won the toss and elected to field. Scorecard Points: Western Australia 6, Tasmania 0 21–23 October Qld-h L Vic R 245 (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 wickets The Gabba, Brisbane Andrew Craig and Ian Lock Dirk Nannes (Victoria) Victoria won the toss and elected to field. Scorecard Points: Victoria 6, Queensland 0 Robert Quiney (Victoria) scored his maiden century in first-class cricket. 24–27 October SA-h L NSW R 313 (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 drawn Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Jeff Brookes and Rod Tucker Phillip Hughes (New South Wales) South Australia won the toss and elected to bat. Scorecard Points: New South Wales 2, South Australia 0 Round 3 31 October – 3 November Qld L WA-h R 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 runs WACA Ground, Perth Ian Lock and Mick Martell Ashley Noffke (Queensland) Western Australia won the toss and elected to field. Scorecard Points: Queensland 6, Western Australia 0 Paul Davis and Wes Robinson (Western Australia) both made their first-class debut. 3–6 November SA L Tas-h R 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 wickets Bellerive Oval, Hobart Bruce Oxenford and Tony Ward Ben Hilfenhaus (Tasmania) Tasmania won the toss and elected to field. Scorecard 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 NSW-h L Vic R 261 (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 drawn Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Paul Reiffel and Simon Fry Chris Rogers (Victoria) New South Wales won the toss and elected to bat. Scorecard Points: Victoria 2, New South Wales 0 Burt Cockley (New South Wales) took his maiden five-wicket haul in first-class cricket. Round 4 10–13 November WA L SA-h R 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 drawn Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Simon Fry and John Ward Michael Klinger Western Australia won the toss and elected to bat. Scorecard 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 TAS L VIC-h R 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 wickets Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne Ian Lock and Bob Parry Clint McKay (Victoria) Tasmania won the toss and elected to bat. Scorecard Points: Victoria 6, Tasmania 0 Clint McKay (Victoria) took his maiden five-wicket haul in first-class cricket. 21–24 November NSW-h L Qld R 210 (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 wickets Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Gerard Abood and Simon Taufel Martin Love (Queensland) toss New South Wales won the toss and elected to bat. Scorecard Points: Queensland 6, New South Wales 0 Chris Simpson (Queensland) took his maiden five-wicket haul in first-class cricket. Round 5 21–24 November WA-h L VIC R 239 (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 wickets WACA Ground, Perth Andrew Craig and John Ward Chris Rogers (Victoria) Victoria won the toss and elected to field. Scorecard Points: Victoria 6, Western Australia 0 James Pattinson (Victoria) made his first-class debut. 28 November – 1 December Qld-h L SA R 352 (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 wickets The Gabba, Brisbane Jeff Brookes and Paul Reiffel Michael Klinger (South Australia) South Australia won the toss and elected to field. Scorecard Points: South Australia 6, Queensland 0 2–4 December NSW L Tas-h R 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 wickets Bellerive Oval, Hobart Bob Parry and Simon Fry Phillip Hughes (New South Wales) Tasmania won the toss and elected to field. Scorecard Points: Tasmania 6, New South Wales 2 Jonathan Wells (Tasmania) made his first-class debut. Round 6 15–17 December WA L Vic-h R 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 wickets Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne Ian Lock and Tony Ward Damien Wright (Victoria) Victoria won the toss and elected to field. Scorecard Points: Victoria 6, Western Australia 0 Joshua Mangan (Western Australia) made his first-class debut. 16–19 December Qld L Tas-h R 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 wickets Bellerive Oval, Hobart Bruce Oxenford and Jeff Brookes Luke Butterworth (Tasmania) Tasmania won the toss and elected to field. Scorecard 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 NSW L SA-h R 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 runs Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Gerard Abood and Rod Tucker Doug Bollinger (New South Wales) New South Wales won the toss and elected to bat. Scorecard Points: New South Wales 6, South Australia 0 Round 7 30 January – 2 February NSW-h L Tas R 4/521d (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 runs Newcastle Number 1 Sports Ground, Newcastle Jeff Brookes and Rod Tucker Phillip Hughes (New South Wales) New South Wales won the toss and elected to bat. Scorecard 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.Hanlon Peter One short times two a one-off https://www.theage.com.au/sport/one-short-times-two-a-one-off-20090203-ge7nuy.html The Age 3 February 2009 20 November 2022 Only Len Hutton, Rajeev Nayyar, and Michael Richardson had previously suffered this fate twice in first-class cricket,First-Class 99 Not Out in an innings https://stats.acscricket.com/Records/First_Class/Overall/Batting/99_Not_Out_in_Innings.html The Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians 20 November 2022 and Geeves is the only one of the four to have never achieved a first-class century. 30 January – 2 February Qld-h L WA R 247 (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 wickets The Gabba, Brisbane Bob Parry and Simon Fry Brett Dorey (Western Australia) Western Australia won the toss and elected to field. Scorecard 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 Vic-h L SA R 400 (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 runs Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne John Ward and Mick Martell Graham Manou (South Australia) Victoria won the toss and elected to bat. Scorecard Points: Victoria 6, South Australia 0 Dan Christian (South Australia) took his maiden five-wicket haul in first-class cricket. Round 8 13–16 February SA-h L Qld R 6/489d (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 runs Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Jeff Brookes and Tony Ward Graham Manou (South Australia) South Australia won the toss and elected to bat. Scorecard Points: South Australia 6, Queensland 0 Jake Haberfield (South Australia) made his first-class debut. 15–17 February NSW L Vic-h R 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 runs Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne John Ward and Simon Fry Clint McKay (Victoria) New South Wales won the toss and elected to bat. Scorecard 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 WA L Tas-h R 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 wickets Bellerive Oval, Hobart Ian Lock and Mick Martell Daniel Marsh (Tasmania) Tasmania won the toss and elected to field. Scorecard Points: Tasmania 6, Western Australia 2 Luke Towers and Michael Johnson (Western Australia) both made their first-class debut. Round 9 26 February – 1 March NSW L Qld-h R 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 runs The Gabba, Brisbane Brian Jerling and Ian Lock Martin Love (Queensland) New South Wales won the toss and elected to field. Scorecard Points: Queensland 6, New South Wales 0 Usman Khawaja (Queensland) scored his maiden century in first-class cricket. 26 February – 1 March Vic L Tas-h R 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 drawn Bellerive Oval, Hobart Bruce Oxenford and Simon Fry Matthew Wade (Victoria) Tasmania won the toss and elected to field. Scorecard 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 WA-h L SA R 243 (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 wickets WACA Ground, Perth Bob Parry and Paul Reiffel Daniel Harris (South Australia) South Australia won the toss and elected to field. Scorecard Points: South Australia 6, Western Australia 0 Round 10 5–8 March Qld-h L Vic R 302 (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 drawn The Gabba, Brisbane Ian Lock and Paul Reiffel Brad Hodge (Victoria) Queensland won the toss and elected to bat. Scorecard Points: Victoria 2, Queensland 0 5–8 March WA L NSW-h R 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 drawn Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Bruce Oxenford and John Ward Usman Khawaja (New South Wales) Western Australia won the toss and elected to bat. Scorecard 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 Tas L SA-h R 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 wickets Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Bob Parry and Brian Jerling Mark Cleary (South Australia) Tasmania won the toss and elected to bat. Scorecard Points: South Australia 6, Tasmania 2 Jeremy Smith (Tasmania) made his first-class debut. Final 13–17 March Vic-h L Qld R 510 (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 drawn Junction Oval, Melbourne Bruce Oxenford and Paul Reiffel Cameron White (Victoria) Victoria won the toss and elected to bat. Scorecard Victoria win the Sheffield Shield by virtue of finishing top of the points table. Statistics Most Runs PlayerTeamMatchesInningsRunsAverageHS100s50sAUS Michael KlingerSA1019120370.7625544AUS Chris RogersVIC1119119574.6815955AUS Phil HughesNSW71389174.2519843 Most Wickets PlayerTeamMatchesOversWicketsAverageBBI5WAUS Brett DoreyWA10365.34224.116/284AUS Dirk NannesVIC8235.03821.007/501AUS Steve MagoffinWA9331.33822.866/661 See also 2008–09 Australian cricket season References Sheffield Shield Sheffield Shield Category:Sheffield Shield seasons