New South Wales vs Western Australia Players & Playing XIs · Sheffield Shield 2023
New South Wales
276 & 4/0
Western Australia
141 & 136
New South Wales won by 10 wickets
141 & 136
Western Australia62.5 ov
New South Wales vs Western Australia: who played
New South Wales won by 10 wickets in Sheffield Shield 2023 at Sydney Cricket Ground on 5 November 2023. Oliver Davies top-scored with 129 off 143 balls and Chris Tremain took 5/35.
Frequently asked questions
Who played in New South Wales vs Western Australia?
New South Wales XI: Ryan Hackney, Daniel Hughes, Blake Macdonald, Jason Sangha, Moises Henriques (c), Oliver Davies, Matthew Gilkes (wk), Jackson Bird, Nathan Lyon, Chris Tremain, Liam Hatcher. Western Australia XI: Cameron Bancroft, Sam Whiteman (c), Teague Wyllie, Hilton Cartwright, Josh Philippe (wk), Ashton Turner, Hamish Mckenzie, Joel Paris, Charlie Stobo, Corey Rocchiccioli, Lance Morris.
Who won New South Wales vs Western Australia?
New South Wales won by 10 wickets. The match was played at Sydney Cricket Ground, Moore Park, Sydney, New South Wales on 5 November 2023, in Sheffield Shield 2023. Oliver Davies top-scored with 129 off 143 balls and Chris Tremain took 5/35.
When and where was New South Wales vs Western Australia played?
New South Wales vs Western Australia was played at Sydney Cricket Ground, Moore Park, Sydney, New South Wales on Sunday 5 November 2023, in Sheffield Shield 2023.
What were the final scores in New South Wales vs Western Australia?
New South Wales scored 276/10 in 73.3 overs. Western Australia scored 141/10 in 62.5 overs. New South Wales won by 10 wickets. The full scorecard, with every batter's and bowler's figures, is on this page.
Who was the top run-scorer in New South Wales vs Western Australia?
Oliver Davies top-scored with 129 off 143 balls, a strike rate of 90.2. Cameron Bancroft made the next-highest score, 54 off 160 balls. Every innings is on the scorecard, with the fours, sixes and strike rate of each batter.
Who took the most wickets in New South Wales vs Western Australia?
Chris Tremain took 5/35 in 20 overs.