South Australia vs New South Wales, 8 February: Prediction, Stats & Preview
Projections
Every projection is Cricket Pro's: each side's runs, the first innings, the match total, sixes and fours. Get Cricket Pro →
Team form
Last five each, newest first. The strip reads oldest to newest.
Head to head
Their last 6 meetings of 10. Tap one for that match.
3
5 drawn
2
South Australia won by 9 wickets
Karen Rolton Oval
4 Feb 2026
Match drawn
Sydney Cricket Ground
14 Nov 2024
New South Wales won by an innings and 1 run
Karen Rolton Oval
7 Oct 2024
Match drawn
Cricket Central
29 Feb 2024
Match drawn
Cricket Central
15 Oct 2023
South Australia won by 186 runs
Adelaide Oval
South Australia vs New South Wales team stats
Per match this year, over 3 and 3 matches. The Stats tab has every player.
South Australia vs New South Wales key stats
Top three per side in their recent matches. The Stats tab has every player.
Runs
South Australia vs New South Wales Questions
When is South Australia vs New South Wales?
South Australia vs New South Wales starts at 04:00 UK time (09:30 in India) on Monday 8 February 2027, at Adelaide Oval, part of Sheffield Shield 2027; this page has the form, the head to head, the ground and the projections for the match.
What is the South Australia vs New South Wales head to head?
South Australia lead the South Australia vs New South Wales head to head at 3-2 from 10 FirstClass meetings, with 5 draws, and the latest, on 5 March 2026 at Karen Rolton Oval, was won by South Australia.
What is South Australia's recent form?
South Australia have won 2 and lost 2 of their last 5 FirstClass matches, drawn 1, newest first L L W W D; most recently they lost to Western Australia on 28 Oct, 154 & 316 to 406/5 & 169.
What is New South Wales's recent form?
New South Wales have won 0 and lost 2 of their last 5 FirstClass matches, drawn 3, newest first L D D D L; most recently they lost to Tasmania on 29 Oct, 202 & 144 to 427.
What is a good score at Adelaide Oval?
A good first-innings score at Adelaide Oval is around 281, the average over its last 18 FirstClass matches, and the side batting first has won 54% of them, so batting first has had the edge there.