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Next first-class match QueenslandQueensland (H)
Sheffield Shield - Sat 21 Nov, 23:30 Their lineups Preview

New South Wales Playing XI: Predicted Lineup and Batting Order

New South Wales v Queensland, Sat 21 Nov, 23:30: the last XI stands until the toss confirms one

Updated , after the Tasmania game

Match lineups →
1 Oliver Davies New South Wales Oliver Davies Batter, batted 1 17 38 balls 2 Sam Konstas New South Wales Sam Konstas Batter, batted 2 7 20 balls 3 Kurtis Patterson New South Wales Kurtis Patterson Batter, batted 3 23 68 balls 4 Nic Maddinson New South Wales Nic Maddinson Batter, batted 4 3 10 balls 5 Lachlan Shaw New South Wales Lachlan Shaw Bowler, batted 5 54 83 balls 6 J New South Wales Jake Scott All-rounder, batted 6 59 188 balls 7 R New South Wales Ryan Hicks Keeper, batted 7 47 104 balls 8 Ben Dwarshuis New South Wales Ben Dwarshuis Bowler, batted 8 50 106 balls 9 Sean Abbott New South Wales Sean Abbott Bowler, batted 9 18 27 balls 10 Liam Hatcher New South Wales Liam Hatcher Bowler, batted 10 23 76 balls 11 Bryce Jackson New South Wales Bryce Jackson Bowler, batted 11 23 68 balls
Last first-class match: Tasmania won by an innings and 81 runs, 29 Oct 2026. The scorecard →

New South Wales Batting Order

Who batted where over the last 31 first-class matches, and the runs there

PositionInnsAvgSRAlso
1Daniel Hughes 8 45.3 37.0 S. Konstas (7), B. Nikitaras (6)
2Sam Konstas 6 70.3 58.8 N. Larkin (5), D. Hughes (5)
3Kurtis Patterson 21 48.0 42.3 J. Sangha (4), D. Hughes (2)
4Moises Henriques 10 77.0 57.3 M. Gilkes (7), J. Sangha (4)
5Oliver Davies 6 33.3 64.7 M. Henriques (5), J. Sangha (4)
6Matthew Gilkes 6 56.2 49.8 O. Davies (5), P. Nevill (4)
7Jack Edwards 8 62.5 56.0 S. Abbott (7), B. Holt (4)
8Chris Green 6 22.7 49.6 M. Starc (4), C. Stobo (4)
9Nathan Lyon 6 22.6 38.3 C. Tremain (4), T. Copeland (4)
10Liam Hatcher 5 16.4 34.7 N. Lyon (5), J. Bird (3)
11Liam Hatcher 4 4.0 27.9 J. Bird (4), C. Tremain (3)
Inns is how often each batted there. A player who did not bat is left out.

New South Wales Selections

Every player New South Wales picked in the last 31 first-class matches, the most first

PlayerXIBatsLast
Kurtis Patterson 24/31 3 XI
Matthew Gilkes 20/31 4 -
Jack Edwards 19/31 7 -
Sean Abbott 16/31 7 XI
Daniel Hughes 15/31 1 -
Moises Henriques 15/31 4 -
Oliver Davies 14/31 5 XI
Sam Konstas 13/31 1 XI
Jason Sangha 13/31 5 -
Liam Hatcher 13/31 10 XI
Nathan Lyon 12/31 9 -
Chris Tremain 12/31 9 -
Chris Green 11/31 8 -
Blake Nikitaras 9/31 1 -
Ryan Hackney 9/31 2 -
Ben Dwarshuis 9/31 8 XI
Ryan Hadley 8/31 11 -
Jackson Bird 8/31 11 -
Trent Copeland 7/31 9 -
Harry Conway 7/31 10 -
Tanveer Sangha 7/31 11 -
Lachlan Shaw 6/31 5 XI
Josh Philippe 6/31 6 -
Peter Nevill 6/31 6 -
Baxter Holt 6/31 7 -
Nic Maddinson 5/31 2 XI
William Salzmann 5/31 2 -
Nick Larkin 5/31 2 -
Daniel Solway 5/31 5 -
Charlie Stobo 5/31 8 -
Mitchell Starc 5/31 8 -
Jack Nisbet 4/31 9 -
Blake Macdonald 3/31 3 -
Lachlan Hearne 3/31 5 -
Ryan Hicks 3/31 7 XI
3/31 7 -
Steven Smith 2/31 4 -
Jake Scott 2/31 6 XI
Joel Davies 2/31 7 -
Josh Hazlewood 2/31 11 -
David Warner 1/31 1 -
Pat Cummins 1/31 8 -
Hanno Jacobs 1/31 9 -
Ross Pawson 1/31 10 -
Adam Zampa 1/31 10 -
Bryce Jackson 1/31 11 XI
Charlie Anderson 1/31 11 -
Mickey Edwards 1/31 11 -

New South Wales First-class Lineups Questions

What is New South Wales' predicted XI against Queensland?

Until the toss, New South Wales' last XI stands as the predicted one, from 29 Oct 2026 against Tasmania: Oliver Davies, Sam Konstas, Kurtis Patterson, Nic Maddinson, Lachlan Shaw, Jake Scott, Ryan Hicks, Ben Dwarshuis, Sean Abbott, Liam Hatcher, Bryce Jackson.

Who opens the batting for New South Wales?

Over the last 31 first-class matches, Daniel Hughes batted at one 8 times and Sam Konstas at two 6 times.

Who bats at three for New South Wales?

Kurtis Patterson, 21 times in the last 31 first-class matches, then Jason Sangha (4).

Who has played every first-class match for New South Wales recently?

Nobody played all of New South Wales' last 31 first-class matches. Kurtis Patterson played the most, 24.