Sheffield Shield 2023-24 Top run-getters and wicket-takers after Queensland vs New South Wales (Updated) ft. Beau Webster and Chris Tremain

South Australia faced Tasmania in the 28th match of the Sheffield Shield, 2023-24. South Australia won the game by 134 runs. Nathan McSweeney scored a century in the first innings for South Australia to win the Player of the Match award.

In the 29th match, Western Australia defeated Victoria by 138 runs. Cameron Gannon, who took 5/42 in the first innings and 1/47 in the second innings for Western Australia, was the highest wicket-taker in the game, and was adjudged the Player of the Match.

New South Wales won the 30th match against Queensland. They won the game by a comfortable margin of five wickets. Oliver Davies scored a total of 155 runs for New South Wales in this game, which included a scintillating 131 off 147 deliveries, and clinched the Player of the Match award.

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Sheffield Shield 2023-24 Most Runs List

Sr. No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	100	50	0	4s	6s
1	BJ Webster (TAS)	10	17	3	914	167*	65.28	1590	57.48	3	6	-	109	10
2	CT Bancroft (WA)	10	17	1	778	122	48.62	1997	38.95	3	4	1	69	2
3	NA McSweeney (SOA)	10	20	1	762	117	40.1	1861	40.94	3	3	2	73	7
4	O Davies (NSW)	7	12	2	670	131	67	827	81.01	3	3	-	85	5
5	SM Whiteman (WA)	10	17	-	658	188	38.7	1369	48.06	2	2	-	90	2
6	CA Wakim (TAS)	10	19	-	635	148	33.42	1165	54.5	2	2	1	96	0
7	BAD Manenti (SOA)	10	19	3	609	86	38.06	790	77.08	-	5	1	71	10
8	PSP Handscomb (VIC)	10	18	-	593	114	32.94	1325	44.75	1	4	2	54	2
9	J Clayton (QLD)	10	19	2	555	109	32.64	1328	41.79	2	3	3	63	2
10	JC Silk (TAS)	10	19	3	554	181	34.62	1114	49.73	1	3	3	68	1

Leading the charge is Tasmanian batter Beau Webster, who amassed 914 runs, including a best score of 167 not out. Webster's average of 65.28 and blistering strike rate of 57.48 have everyone in awe of his batting ability.

Hot on Webster's heels is Western Australia's Cameron Bancroft, whose gritty 778 runs at an average of 48.62 have been a cornerstone of his team's success.

South Australia's Nathan McSweeney sees himself occupying the third spot this season, amassing 762 runs at an average of 40.1.

New South Wales’ Oliver Davies and Western Australia's Sam Whiteman have both breached the 650-run mark, with their respective tallies of 670 and 658 runs rounding off the fourth and fifth spots, respectively.

Other prominent run-scorers of the tournament include Charlie Wakim (635 runs), Ben Manenti (609 runs), Peter Handscomb (593 runs), Jack Clayton (555 runs), and Jordan Silk (554 runs).

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Sheffield Shield 2023-24 Most Wickets List

Sr. No	Player	Mat	Inns	Balls	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	BBI	Ave	Econ	SR	4	5
1	CP Tremain (NSW)	10	18	1912	318.4	82	795	50	6/20	15.9	2.49	38.24	3	3
2	N McAndrew (SOA)	9	17	1902	317	78	892	48	6/41	18.58	2.81	39.62	1	4
3	F O'Neill (VIC)	9	17	1752	292	94	690	40	5/28	17.25	2.36	43.8	1	3
4	GT Bell (TAS)	8	14	1496	249.2	58	729	39	6/39	18.69	2.92	38.35	3	2
5	CJ Rocchiccioli (WA)	10	19	2376	396	90	1167	39	4/54	29.92	2.94	60.92	4	-
6	JS Paris (WA)	7	13	1256	209.2	62	521	37	6/74	14.08	2.48	33.94	1	2
7	MT Steketee (QLD)	9	16	1527	254.3	63	878	35	4/42	25.08	3.44	43.62	3	-
8	SM Boland (VIC)	6	11	1370	228.2	71	521	34	5/41	15.32	2.28	40.29	4	1
9	B Doggett (SOA)	6	12	1124	187.2	37	701	32	4/36	21.9	3.74	35.12	3	-
10	GS Sandhu (QLD)	9	16	1792	298.4	67	805	31	5/77	25.96	2.69	57.8	1	1

New South Wales' Chris Tremain is atop the most wickets chart; his impressive performances have earned him a staggering 50 wickets at an impressive average of 15.9.

Occupying the second spot is South Australia's Nathan McAndrew, who has been a force to be reckoned with, claiming 48 wickets at an average of 18.58.

Victoria's Fergus O’Neill has picked up 40 wickets at a miserly average of 17.25 and is in the third spot.

Tasmania’s Gabe Bell has been a revelation, capturing 39 wickets at an average of 18.69, while Western Australia's Corey Rocchiccioli has been a consistent threat, claiming 39 wickets too, occupying the fourth and fifth spots, respectively.

The list of standout performers extends further, with the likes of Western Australia's Joel Paris (37 wickets), Queensland's Mark Steketee (35 wickets), Scott Boland (34 wickets), Brendan Dogget (32 wickets), and Queensland's Gurinder Sandhu (31 wickets) making invaluable contributions to their respective teams' campaigns.

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