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NSW Blues

The Blues represent NSW in the Marsh Sheffield Shield and Marsh One-Day Cup competitions. During season 2020/21, the Blues claimed the One-Day Cup and finished runner up in the Sheffield Shield, a competition they have won a record 47 times. The Blues squad features a host of former and current Australian representatives including Pat Cummins, Steve Smith, David Warner, Nathan Lyon, Josh Hazlewood, Mitchell Starc, Adam Zampa, Peter Nevill, Trent Copeland, Moises Henriques, Kurtis Patterson, Sean Abbott and Daniel Sams.

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23 March 2022

South Australia win by 5 wickets

SA

9d-277 &
5-328

NSW

294 &
8d-308

Sheffield Shield 2021-22,
Karen Rolton Oval, Adelaide
10:30 AM Local Time

15 March 2022

Match Drawn

NSW

208

WA

6d-356 &
4d-75

Sheffield Shield 2021-22,
Bankstown Oval, Bankstown
10:30 AM Local Time

11 March 2022

Western Australia win by 18 runs

WA

9-225 50.0

NSW

207 46.3

Marsh One-Day Cup 2021-22, Final
CitiPower Centre, St. Kilda
10:35 AM Local Time

8 March 2022

Match abandoned without a ball bowled

NSW
SA

Marsh One-Day Cup 2021-22,
North Sydney Oval No.1, North Sydney
10:00 AM Local Time

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