chris.hinton
International Captain
A sort of mini yearbook if you like of all the tables from all the countries. Sometimes i wanted to do bizarrely
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2023-24 Domestic Cricket (Tables, Averages, Winners) at a glance
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chris.hinton
International Captain
Australia
Sheffield Shield (10 Matches)
1. Western Australia 47.93
2. Tasmania 47.36
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3. New South Wales 42.31
4. Victoria 38.94
5. South Australia 33.94
6. Queensland 25.84
Final (Western Australia vs Tasmania)
Western Australia: 347 (Whiteman 104, Short 50, Cartwright 55, Connolly 90) & 376 (Cartwright 94)
Beat
Tasmania: 186 (Rocchiccioli 4-48) & 160 (Gannon 5-23)
Western Australia won their 18th Sheffield Shield (3rd in a row)
Averages
Top 5 Batsmen
Beau Webster (Tasmania) 938 @ 58.6
Cameron Bancroft (Western Australia) 778 @48.62
Sam Whiteman (Western Australia) 770 @40.52
Nathan McSweeney (South Australia) 762 @40.12
Charlie Wakim (Tasmania) 679 @32.33
Top 5 Bowlers
Chris Tremain (New South Wales) 50 @15.90
Nathan McAndrew (South Australia) 48 @18.58
Corey Rocchiccioli (Western Australia) 46 @27.60
Gabriel Bell (Tasmania) 42 @19.90
Fergus O'Neil (Victoria) 40 @17.25
Marsh One Day Cup
Table
1. New South Wales 22
2. Western Australia 21
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3. Victoria 21
4. Tasmania 13
5. Queensland 7
6. South Australia 5
Final
New South Wales: 169 (Davies 51, Paris 4-21_
Western Australia: 170/5 (Cartwright 73 no) by 5 wickets
Western Australia win the Marsh One Day Cup 17th overall (3 on the trot)
Averages (Top 5 Batsman)
Daniel Hughes (New South Wales) 453 @56.62
Sam Whiteman (Western Australia) 419 @69.83
Thomas Rodgers (Victoria) 406 @58.00
Moises Henriques (New South Wales) 364 @72.80
Caleb Jewell (Tasmania) 327@46.71
Averages (Top 5 Bowlers)
Andrew Tye (Western Australia) 15 @23.66
Jack Edwards (New South Wales) 14 @13.14
William Salzmann (New South Wales) 13 @14.76
Will Sutherland (Victoria) 13 @22.69
Sam Elliott (Victoria) 13 @23.61
Next up is New Zealand
Sheffield Shield (10 Matches)
1. Western Australia 47.93
2. Tasmania 47.36
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3. New South Wales 42.31
4. Victoria 38.94
5. South Australia 33.94
6. Queensland 25.84
Final (Western Australia vs Tasmania)
Western Australia: 347 (Whiteman 104, Short 50, Cartwright 55, Connolly 90) & 376 (Cartwright 94)
Beat
Tasmania: 186 (Rocchiccioli 4-48) & 160 (Gannon 5-23)
Western Australia won their 18th Sheffield Shield (3rd in a row)
Averages
Top 5 Batsmen
Beau Webster (Tasmania) 938 @ 58.6
Cameron Bancroft (Western Australia) 778 @48.62
Sam Whiteman (Western Australia) 770 @40.52
Nathan McSweeney (South Australia) 762 @40.12
Charlie Wakim (Tasmania) 679 @32.33
Top 5 Bowlers
Chris Tremain (New South Wales) 50 @15.90
Nathan McAndrew (South Australia) 48 @18.58
Corey Rocchiccioli (Western Australia) 46 @27.60
Gabriel Bell (Tasmania) 42 @19.90
Fergus O'Neil (Victoria) 40 @17.25
Marsh One Day Cup
Table
1. New South Wales 22
2. Western Australia 21
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3. Victoria 21
4. Tasmania 13
5. Queensland 7
6. South Australia 5
Final
New South Wales: 169 (Davies 51, Paris 4-21_
Western Australia: 170/5 (Cartwright 73 no) by 5 wickets
Western Australia win the Marsh One Day Cup 17th overall (3 on the trot)
Averages (Top 5 Batsman)
Daniel Hughes (New South Wales) 453 @56.62
Sam Whiteman (Western Australia) 419 @69.83
Thomas Rodgers (Victoria) 406 @58.00
Moises Henriques (New South Wales) 364 @72.80
Caleb Jewell (Tasmania) 327@46.71
Averages (Top 5 Bowlers)
Andrew Tye (Western Australia) 15 @23.66
Jack Edwards (New South Wales) 14 @13.14
William Salzmann (New South Wales) 13 @14.76
Will Sutherland (Victoria) 13 @22.69
Sam Elliott (Victoria) 13 @23.61
Next up is New Zealand
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Coronis
Cricketer Of The Year
Sorry to be that guy but you’ve just got the leading runscorers and wicket takers with no averages - would be more helpful to have those alongside the raw totals.
chris.hinton
International Captain
True that will amend
chris.hinton
International Captain
New Zealand
Plunket Shield (8 matches)
1. Wellington 94
2. Northern Districts 91
3. Central Districts 85
4. Canterbury 84
5. Otago 54
6. Auckland 51
Averages
Top 5 Batsman
Dale Phillips (Otago) 686 @49.00
Gareth Severin (Wellington) 657 @46.92
Gregory Hay (Central Districts) 649 @49.46
Nick Kelly (Wellington) 605 @46.53
Sean Solia (Auckland) 602 @40.16
Top 5 Bowlers
Nathan Smith (Wellington) 33 @17.18
Jacob Duffy (Otago) 31 @24.41
Scott Kuggeleijn (Northern Districts) 30@17.10
Zak Foulkes (Canterbury) 28 @23.92
Peter Younghusband (Wellington) 28 @26.82
Wellington win the Plunket Shield (22nd Time)
Ford Trophy (50 Overs) - 10 matches
1. Canterbury 29
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2. Otago 27
3, Auckland 24
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4. Northern Districts 22
5. Central Districts 17
6. Wellington 13
Prelim Final -
Otago 276 (Luke Georgeson 120),
Auckland 277-5 (48.3 Overs) (Martin Guptill 102, Robbie O'Donnell 104)
Final
Auckland 264-5 (Robbie O'Donnell 77),
Canterbury 208-5 (Tom Latham 64, Cole McConachie 59)
Canterbury win by 5 wickets (DLS)
Canterbury win the Ford Trophy (16th overall)
Averages
Top 5 Batsman
Robbie O'Donnell (Auckland) 635 @70.55
Finn Allen (Auckland) 394 @56.28
William O'Donnell (Auckland) 357 @35.70
Brad Schmulian (Central Districts) 354 @50.57
Joe Carter (Northern Districts) 350 @43.76
Top 5 Bowlers
Kris Clarke (Northern Districts) 18 @22.38
Blair Tickner (Central Districts) 17 @20.64
Zak Foulkes (Canterbury) 17 @21.88
Ray Toole (Central Districts) 17 @23.35
Luke Georgeson (Wellington) 16 @15.000
Plunket Shield (8 matches)
1. Wellington 94
2. Northern Districts 91
3. Central Districts 85
4. Canterbury 84
5. Otago 54
6. Auckland 51
Averages
Top 5 Batsman
Dale Phillips (Otago) 686 @49.00
Gareth Severin (Wellington) 657 @46.92
Gregory Hay (Central Districts) 649 @49.46
Nick Kelly (Wellington) 605 @46.53
Sean Solia (Auckland) 602 @40.16
Top 5 Bowlers
Nathan Smith (Wellington) 33 @17.18
Jacob Duffy (Otago) 31 @24.41
Scott Kuggeleijn (Northern Districts) 30@17.10
Zak Foulkes (Canterbury) 28 @23.92
Peter Younghusband (Wellington) 28 @26.82
Wellington win the Plunket Shield (22nd Time)
Ford Trophy (50 Overs) - 10 matches
1. Canterbury 29
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2. Otago 27
3, Auckland 24
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4. Northern Districts 22
5. Central Districts 17
6. Wellington 13
Prelim Final -
Otago 276 (Luke Georgeson 120),
Auckland 277-5 (48.3 Overs) (Martin Guptill 102, Robbie O'Donnell 104)
Final
Auckland 264-5 (Robbie O'Donnell 77),
Canterbury 208-5 (Tom Latham 64, Cole McConachie 59)
Canterbury win by 5 wickets (DLS)
Canterbury win the Ford Trophy (16th overall)
Averages
Top 5 Batsman
Robbie O'Donnell (Auckland) 635 @70.55
Finn Allen (Auckland) 394 @56.28
William O'Donnell (Auckland) 357 @35.70
Brad Schmulian (Central Districts) 354 @50.57
Joe Carter (Northern Districts) 350 @43.76
Top 5 Bowlers
Kris Clarke (Northern Districts) 18 @22.38
Blair Tickner (Central Districts) 17 @20.64
Zak Foulkes (Canterbury) 17 @21.88
Ray Toole (Central Districts) 17 @23.35
Luke Georgeson (Wellington) 16 @15.000
chris.hinton
International Captain
Next will be Pakistan
chris.hinton
International Captain
Pakistan
Quaid-e-Azam Trophy 2023 Table
1.Faisalabad 108
2.Karachi Whites 100
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3.Lahore Blues 99
4.Lahore Whites 90
5.Peshawar 85
6.Multan 67
7.Rawalpindi 59
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8.FATA 52
Quaid-e-Azam Trophy Final
Karachi Whites 543 all out (Saim Ayub 203, Shan Masood 183; Mohammed Ali 3/70) & 370/7 dec (Saim Ayub 109, Asad Shafiq 113; Khurram Shahzad 2/49)
Faisalabad 124 all out (Irfan Khan 32; Hamza Mir 5/44, Shahnawaz Dahani 4/50) & 333 (Faheem Ashraf 147; Ghulam Mudassar 3/62)
Karachi Whites win by 456 runs
Karachi Whites win the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy 5th Overall
Averages
Top 5 Batsman
Sahibzada Farhan (Peshawar) 847 @84.70
Sarfaraz Ahmed (Karachi Whites) 697 @99.20
Asad Shafiq (Karachi Whites) 670 @55.83
Zain Abbas (Multan) 665 @83.12
Ali Zaryab (Lahore Whites) 644 @92
Top 5 Bowlers
Khurram Shahzad (Faisalabad) 36 @20.30
Mir Hamza (Karachi Whites) 31 @20.87
Mohammed Ali ( Faisalabad) 28 @25.35
Kashif Ali (Rawalpindi) 26 @25.23
Ali Shafique (Lahore Blues) 24 @20.50
Pakistan Cup
Peshawar 11
Karachi Whites 9
Multan 9
FATA 8
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Rawalpindi 8
Faisalabad 4
Lahore Blues 4
Lahore Whites 3
Pakistan Cup Semi Finals
Peshawar 245/7 (Sahibzadha Farhan 69, Adil Amin 56, Shahid Aziz 3/55)
FATA 201 (41.1 Overs) (Mohammed Sarwar Afridi 56, Mohammed Abbas Afridi 3/34)
Karachi 280 (Saim Ayub 95, Muhammed Imran 3/55)
Multan 229 (41 overs) (Haseebullah 106*, Sohail Khan 4/44)
Pakistan Cup Final
Karachi 103 (31.2 Overs) (Mohammed Imran 4/28)
Peshawar 108-5 (17.2 Overs) (Mohammed Haris 46)
Peshawar win the Pakistan Cup (1st Title)
Averages
Top 5 Batsman
Saim Ayub (Karachi Whites) 397 @49.62
Shan Masood (Karachi Whites) 372 @62.00
Sharjeel Khan (Multan) 344 @57.13
Haseebullah Khan (Multan) 326 @65.20
Imran Butt (Lahore Blues) 309 @44.14
Top 5 Bowlers
Abbas Afridi (Peshawar) 15
Zahid Mahmood (Multan) 15
Khushdil Shah (FATA) 14
Khurram Shahzad (Faisalabad) 13
Kashif Ali (Peshawar) 13
2nd Class
Hanif Mohammad Trophy
Group A
Quetta 71
Islamabad 71
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Sialkot 62
Azad Jammu and Kashmir 29
Larkana 22
Group B
Abbottabad 80
Hyderabad 59
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Bahawalpur 58
Karachi Blues 56
Dera Murad Jamali 18
Super 4s
Islamabad 48
Quetta 28
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Hyderabad 24
Abbottabad 8
Islamabad are promoted to the Quaid-E-Azam Trophy
Hanif Mohammad Trophy
Top 5 Batsman
Hasan Nawaz (Islamabad) 530 @53.00
Daniyal Hussain Rajput (Hyderabad) 526 @52.60
Mohammad Suleman (Hyderabad) 514 @46.72
Mohammad Ammar (Bahawalpur) 510 @85.00
Abdul Wahid Bangalzai (Quetta) 485 @40.71
Top 5 Bowlers
Jawad Ali (LS) (Hyderabad) 46 @22.13
Jalat Khan (OS) (Quetta) 44 @12.47
Shayan Sheikh (OS) (Islamabad) 37 @17.48
Adil Naz (RMF) (Abbottabad) 31 @21.25
Khalid Usman (SLA) (Abbottabad) 29 @20.58
Quaid-e-Azam Trophy 2023 Table
1.Faisalabad 108
2.Karachi Whites 100
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3.Lahore Blues 99
4.Lahore Whites 90
5.Peshawar 85
6.Multan 67
7.Rawalpindi 59
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8.FATA 52
Quaid-e-Azam Trophy Final
Karachi Whites 543 all out (Saim Ayub 203, Shan Masood 183; Mohammed Ali 3/70) & 370/7 dec (Saim Ayub 109, Asad Shafiq 113; Khurram Shahzad 2/49)
Faisalabad 124 all out (Irfan Khan 32; Hamza Mir 5/44, Shahnawaz Dahani 4/50) & 333 (Faheem Ashraf 147; Ghulam Mudassar 3/62)
Karachi Whites win by 456 runs
Karachi Whites win the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy 5th Overall
Averages
Top 5 Batsman
Sahibzada Farhan (Peshawar) 847 @84.70
Sarfaraz Ahmed (Karachi Whites) 697 @99.20
Asad Shafiq (Karachi Whites) 670 @55.83
Zain Abbas (Multan) 665 @83.12
Ali Zaryab (Lahore Whites) 644 @92
Top 5 Bowlers
Khurram Shahzad (Faisalabad) 36 @20.30
Mir Hamza (Karachi Whites) 31 @20.87
Mohammed Ali ( Faisalabad) 28 @25.35
Kashif Ali (Rawalpindi) 26 @25.23
Ali Shafique (Lahore Blues) 24 @20.50
Pakistan Cup
Peshawar 11
Karachi Whites 9
Multan 9
FATA 8
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Rawalpindi 8
Faisalabad 4
Lahore Blues 4
Lahore Whites 3
Pakistan Cup Semi Finals
Peshawar 245/7 (Sahibzadha Farhan 69, Adil Amin 56, Shahid Aziz 3/55)
FATA 201 (41.1 Overs) (Mohammed Sarwar Afridi 56, Mohammed Abbas Afridi 3/34)
Karachi 280 (Saim Ayub 95, Muhammed Imran 3/55)
Multan 229 (41 overs) (Haseebullah 106*, Sohail Khan 4/44)
Pakistan Cup Final
Karachi 103 (31.2 Overs) (Mohammed Imran 4/28)
Peshawar 108-5 (17.2 Overs) (Mohammed Haris 46)
Peshawar win the Pakistan Cup (1st Title)
Averages
Top 5 Batsman
Saim Ayub (Karachi Whites) 397 @49.62
Shan Masood (Karachi Whites) 372 @62.00
Sharjeel Khan (Multan) 344 @57.13
Haseebullah Khan (Multan) 326 @65.20
Imran Butt (Lahore Blues) 309 @44.14
Top 5 Bowlers
Abbas Afridi (Peshawar) 15
Zahid Mahmood (Multan) 15
Khushdil Shah (FATA) 14
Khurram Shahzad (Faisalabad) 13
Kashif Ali (Peshawar) 13
2nd Class
Hanif Mohammad Trophy
Group A
Quetta 71
Islamabad 71
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Sialkot 62
Azad Jammu and Kashmir 29
Larkana 22
Group B
Abbottabad 80
Hyderabad 59
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Bahawalpur 58
Karachi Blues 56
Dera Murad Jamali 18
Super 4s
Islamabad 48
Quetta 28
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Hyderabad 24
Abbottabad 8
Islamabad are promoted to the Quaid-E-Azam Trophy
Hanif Mohammad Trophy
Top 5 Batsman
Hasan Nawaz (Islamabad) 530 @53.00
Daniyal Hussain Rajput (Hyderabad) 526 @52.60
Mohammad Suleman (Hyderabad) 514 @46.72
Mohammad Ammar (Bahawalpur) 510 @85.00
Abdul Wahid Bangalzai (Quetta) 485 @40.71
Top 5 Bowlers
Jawad Ali (LS) (Hyderabad) 46 @22.13
Jalat Khan (OS) (Quetta) 44 @12.47
Shayan Sheikh (OS) (Islamabad) 37 @17.48
Adil Naz (RMF) (Abbottabad) 31 @21.25
Khalid Usman (SLA) (Abbottabad) 29 @20.58
chris.hinton
International Captain
Next will be South Africa
chris.hinton
International Captain
South Africa
CSA 4-DAY SERIES 2023/24 DIVISION 1 TABLE
1. Gauteng 119.36
2. Western Province 118.56
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3. Northerns 108.54
4. KwaZulu-Natal Coastal 106.56
5. Eastern Province 98.04
6. North West 91
7. Boland 76.9
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8. KwaZulu-Natal Inland 57.26
Division 1 Final
Gauteng 225 (Delano Potgieter 81, Dane Paterson 5-31) & 394 (Delano Potgieter 155, Tshepo Moreki 57)
Western Province 312 (Gavin Kaplan 60, Daniel Smith 60, Tony De Zorzi 51 & Tshepo Moreki 5/65) & 208 (Tony De Zorzi 55, Daniel Smith 52, Bjorn Fortuin 5/69)
Gauteng win by 99 Runs
Gauteng win CSA 4-Day Division 1 (4th overall)
Top 5 Batsman
Marques Ackerman (Kwa-Zulu Coastal) 571 @51.90
Tristain Stubbs (Eastern Province) 562 @80.68
Wiaan Mulder (Gauteng) 549 @54.90
Rivaldo Moonsamy (Northerns) 536 @48.72
Kyle Verreynne (Western Province) 507 @56.33
Top 5 Bowlers
Bjorn Fortuin (Gauteng) 35 @26.11
Kyle Simmonds (Western Province) 29 @30.86
Beuran Hendricks (Western Province) 26 @22.38
Okuhle Cole (Kwa-Zulu Coastal) 24 @26.70
Codi Yusuf (Gauteng) 21 @33.57
CSA 4-DAY SERIES 2023/24 DIVISION 2 TABLE
1. Northern Cape 105
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2. Free State 98
3. Limpopo 91
4. Border 83
5. South Western Districts 80
6. Easterns 75
7. Mpumalanga 64
CSA PROVINCIAL ONE DAY CHALLENGE
1. Western Province 30
2. North West 18
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3. Eastern Province 18
4. Gauteng 16
5. Northerns 13
6. KwaZulu-Natal Coastal 12
7. Boland 11
8. KwaZulu-Natal Inland 7
FINAL
Western Province 307/8 (Kyle Verreynne 111, Mihlali Mpongwana 105)
North West 200 (Wihan Lubbe 70)
Western Province win by 107 runs and are champions for the 5th time
CSA PROVINCIAL ONE DAY CHALLENGE 2023/24 DIVISION TWO TABLE
1. Free State 32
2. South Africa Emerging Players 21
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3. Easterns 17
4. South Western Districts 15
5. Border 11
6. Limpopo 10
7. Norhern Cape 9
8. Mpumalanga 9
Best 5 Batsman
Raynard van Tonder (North West) 384 @76.29
Kyle Verreynne (Western Province) 327 @54.50
Tony de Zorzi (Western Province) 319 @53.46
Meeka-eel Prince (North West) 315 @39.37
Patrick Kruger (Eastern Province) 303 @101.00
Best 5 Bowlers
Nandre Burger (Western Province) 14 @19.38
Mbulelo Budaza (KwaZulu-Natal Inland) 12 @13.75
Mihlali Mpongwana (Western Province) 11 @19.63
Migael Pretorius (North West) 10 @29.90
Kerwin Mungroo (North West) 10@33.50
Next up is India
CSA 4-DAY SERIES 2023/24 DIVISION 1 TABLE
1. Gauteng 119.36
2. Western Province 118.56
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3. Northerns 108.54
4. KwaZulu-Natal Coastal 106.56
5. Eastern Province 98.04
6. North West 91
7. Boland 76.9
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8. KwaZulu-Natal Inland 57.26
Division 1 Final
Gauteng 225 (Delano Potgieter 81, Dane Paterson 5-31) & 394 (Delano Potgieter 155, Tshepo Moreki 57)
Western Province 312 (Gavin Kaplan 60, Daniel Smith 60, Tony De Zorzi 51 & Tshepo Moreki 5/65) & 208 (Tony De Zorzi 55, Daniel Smith 52, Bjorn Fortuin 5/69)
Gauteng win by 99 Runs
Gauteng win CSA 4-Day Division 1 (4th overall)
Top 5 Batsman
Marques Ackerman (Kwa-Zulu Coastal) 571 @51.90
Tristain Stubbs (Eastern Province) 562 @80.68
Wiaan Mulder (Gauteng) 549 @54.90
Rivaldo Moonsamy (Northerns) 536 @48.72
Kyle Verreynne (Western Province) 507 @56.33
Top 5 Bowlers
Bjorn Fortuin (Gauteng) 35 @26.11
Kyle Simmonds (Western Province) 29 @30.86
Beuran Hendricks (Western Province) 26 @22.38
Okuhle Cole (Kwa-Zulu Coastal) 24 @26.70
Codi Yusuf (Gauteng) 21 @33.57
CSA 4-DAY SERIES 2023/24 DIVISION 2 TABLE
1. Northern Cape 105
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2. Free State 98
3. Limpopo 91
4. Border 83
5. South Western Districts 80
6. Easterns 75
7. Mpumalanga 64
CSA PROVINCIAL ONE DAY CHALLENGE
1. Western Province 30
2. North West 18
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3. Eastern Province 18
4. Gauteng 16
5. Northerns 13
6. KwaZulu-Natal Coastal 12
7. Boland 11
8. KwaZulu-Natal Inland 7
FINAL
Western Province 307/8 (Kyle Verreynne 111, Mihlali Mpongwana 105)
North West 200 (Wihan Lubbe 70)
Western Province win by 107 runs and are champions for the 5th time
CSA PROVINCIAL ONE DAY CHALLENGE 2023/24 DIVISION TWO TABLE
1. Free State 32
2. South Africa Emerging Players 21
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3. Easterns 17
4. South Western Districts 15
5. Border 11
6. Limpopo 10
7. Norhern Cape 9
8. Mpumalanga 9
Best 5 Batsman
Raynard van Tonder (North West) 384 @76.29
Kyle Verreynne (Western Province) 327 @54.50
Tony de Zorzi (Western Province) 319 @53.46
Meeka-eel Prince (North West) 315 @39.37
Patrick Kruger (Eastern Province) 303 @101.00
Best 5 Bowlers
Nandre Burger (Western Province) 14 @19.38
Mbulelo Budaza (KwaZulu-Natal Inland) 12 @13.75
Mihlali Mpongwana (Western Province) 11 @19.63
Migael Pretorius (North West) 10 @29.90
Kerwin Mungroo (North West) 10@33.50
Next up is India
chris.hinton
International Captain
India
Ranji Trophy
Group A
Vidarbha 33
Saurashtra 29
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Services 25
Haryana 24
Rajasthan 19
Jharkhand 16
Maharashtra 12
Manipur 0
Group B
Mumbai 37
Andhra 26
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Bengal 19
Kerala 17
Chhattisgarh 16
Uttar Pradesh 14
Assam 8
Bihar 5
Group C
Tamil Nadu 28
Karnataka 27
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Gujarat 25
Railways 24
Tripura 17
Punjab 9
Chandigarh 6
Goa 4
Group D
Madhya Pradesh 32
Baroda 24
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Delhi 20
Jammu & Kashmir 18
Uttarakhand 17
Puducherry 13
Odisha 12
Himachal Pradesh 11
Quarter Final
Madhya Pradesh beat Andhra by 4 Runs
Mumbai Draw with Baroda (Win on Innings lead)
Tamil Nadu beat Saurashtra by an innings & 33 runs
Vidarbha beat Karnataka by 127 runs
Semi Final
Mumbai beat Tamil Nadu by an Innings and 70 Runs
Vidarbha beat Madhya Pradesh by 62 runs
Final
Mumbai 224 (Shardul Thakur 70) & 418 (Musheer Khan 136, Shreyas Iyer 95, Harsh Dubey 5/95)
Vidarnha 105 & 368 (Akshay Wadkar 102)
Mumbai win 169 Runs
Mumbai win the Ranji Trophy (42nd Time in total)
Plate
Plate Group
Hyderabad 35
Meghalaya 20
Mizoram 15
Nagaland 14
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Sikkim 13
Arunachal Pradesh 0
Final
Meghalaya 304 (Raj Biswa 64), (Tanay Thyagarajan 5/103) & 243 (Raj Biswa 100*) ( Tanay Thyagarajan 5/86)
Hyderabad 350 (Nitesh Reddy 122) & 203/5 (Tilak Varma 64)
Hyderabad won by 5 wickets (Hyderabad get promoted to Elite level)
Top 5 Batsman
Ricky Bhui (Andhra) 902 @75.16
Sachin Baby (Kerala) 830 @83
Cheteshwar Pujara (Saurashtra) 829 @64.43
Narayan Jagadeesan (Tamil Nadu) 816 @74.21
Shashwat Rawat (Baroda) 784 @60.30
Top 5 Bowlers
Ravisrinivasan Kishore (Tamil Nadu) 53 @18.52
Gaurav Yadav (Puducherry) 41 @14.58
Sriram Ram (Tamil Nadu) 41 @15.75
Dharmendrasinh Jadeja (Saurashtra) 41 @19.41
Kumar Singh (Madhya Pradesh) 41@19.51
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy
Group A
Mumbai 24
Baroba 24
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Hyderabad 24
Haryana 12
Chhattisgarh 12
Jammu & Kashmir 12
Mizoram 4
Meghalaya 0
Group B
Kerala 24
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Assam 20
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Himachal Pradesh 20
Services 16
Odisha 16
Chandigarh 12
Bihar 4
Sikkim 0
Group C
Punjab 24
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Gujarat 20
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Saurasthra 20
Goa 16
Railways 16
Andhra 12
Manipur 4
Arunachal Pradesh 0
Group D
Vidarbha 16
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Bengal 16
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Jharkhand 16
Rajasthan 12
Maharashtra 12
Uttarakhand 8
Pondicherry 2
Group E
Delhi 22
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Uttar Pradesh 14
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Karnataka 14
Madhya Pradesh 14
Tamil Nadu 14
Tripura 4
Nagaland 2
Final (6th November)
Punjab 223/4 (Anmolpreet Singh 113 (61)) by 20 runs
Baroda 203/7 (Abhimanyusingh Rajput 61 (42), Arshdeep Singh 4/23 (4 overs))
Punjab win the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy!!
Next: West Indies
Ranji Trophy
Group A
Vidarbha 33
Saurashtra 29
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Services 25
Haryana 24
Rajasthan 19
Jharkhand 16
Maharashtra 12
Manipur 0
Group B
Mumbai 37
Andhra 26
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Bengal 19
Kerala 17
Chhattisgarh 16
Uttar Pradesh 14
Assam 8
Bihar 5
Group C
Tamil Nadu 28
Karnataka 27
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Gujarat 25
Railways 24
Tripura 17
Punjab 9
Chandigarh 6
Goa 4
Group D
Madhya Pradesh 32
Baroda 24
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Delhi 20
Jammu & Kashmir 18
Uttarakhand 17
Puducherry 13
Odisha 12
Himachal Pradesh 11
Quarter Final
Madhya Pradesh beat Andhra by 4 Runs
Mumbai Draw with Baroda (Win on Innings lead)
Tamil Nadu beat Saurashtra by an innings & 33 runs
Vidarbha beat Karnataka by 127 runs
Semi Final
Mumbai beat Tamil Nadu by an Innings and 70 Runs
Vidarbha beat Madhya Pradesh by 62 runs
Final
Mumbai 224 (Shardul Thakur 70) & 418 (Musheer Khan 136, Shreyas Iyer 95, Harsh Dubey 5/95)
Vidarnha 105 & 368 (Akshay Wadkar 102)
Mumbai win 169 Runs
Mumbai win the Ranji Trophy (42nd Time in total)
Plate
Plate Group
Hyderabad 35
Meghalaya 20
Mizoram 15
Nagaland 14
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Sikkim 13
Arunachal Pradesh 0
Final
Meghalaya 304 (Raj Biswa 64), (Tanay Thyagarajan 5/103) & 243 (Raj Biswa 100*) ( Tanay Thyagarajan 5/86)
Hyderabad 350 (Nitesh Reddy 122) & 203/5 (Tilak Varma 64)
Hyderabad won by 5 wickets (Hyderabad get promoted to Elite level)
Top 5 Batsman
Ricky Bhui (Andhra) 902 @75.16
Sachin Baby (Kerala) 830 @83
Cheteshwar Pujara (Saurashtra) 829 @64.43
Narayan Jagadeesan (Tamil Nadu) 816 @74.21
Shashwat Rawat (Baroda) 784 @60.30
Top 5 Bowlers
Ravisrinivasan Kishore (Tamil Nadu) 53 @18.52
Gaurav Yadav (Puducherry) 41 @14.58
Sriram Ram (Tamil Nadu) 41 @15.75
Dharmendrasinh Jadeja (Saurashtra) 41 @19.41
Kumar Singh (Madhya Pradesh) 41@19.51
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy
Group A
Mumbai 24
Baroba 24
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Hyderabad 24
Haryana 12
Chhattisgarh 12
Jammu & Kashmir 12
Mizoram 4
Meghalaya 0
Group B
Kerala 24
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Assam 20
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Himachal Pradesh 20
Services 16
Odisha 16
Chandigarh 12
Bihar 4
Sikkim 0
Group C
Punjab 24
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Gujarat 20
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Saurasthra 20
Goa 16
Railways 16
Andhra 12
Manipur 4
Arunachal Pradesh 0
Group D
Vidarbha 16
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Bengal 16
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Jharkhand 16
Rajasthan 12
Maharashtra 12
Uttarakhand 8
Pondicherry 2
Group E
Delhi 22
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Uttar Pradesh 14
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Karnataka 14
Madhya Pradesh 14
Tamil Nadu 14
Tripura 4
Nagaland 2
Final (6th November)
Punjab 223/4 (Anmolpreet Singh 113 (61)) by 20 runs
Baroda 203/7 (Abhimanyusingh Rajput 61 (42), Arshdeep Singh 4/23 (4 overs))
Punjab win the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy!!
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