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NSW Blues

The Blues represent NSW in the Sheffield Shield and the Marsh One-Day Cup competitions.

The squad is one of the strongest in the country featuring a number of players with International experience, including Pat Cummins, Steve O’Keefe, Josh Hazlewood, Mitchell Starc, Trent Copeland, Moises Henriques and Nathan Lyon.

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6 March 2020

Tasmania win by 9 wickets

TAS

270 &
1-132

NSW

195 &
203

Marsh Sheffield Shield 2019-20, Match 25
Blundstone Arena, Hobart
10:30 AM Local Time

24 February 2020

New South Wales win by 133 runs

NSW

373 &
2d-236

SA

207 &
269

Marsh Sheffield Shield 2019-20, Match 22
Bankstown Oval, Bankstown
10:30 AM Local Time

14 February 2020

Victoria win by 112 runs

NSW

310 &
177

VIC

7d-431 &
1d-168

Marsh Sheffield Shield 2019-20, Match 19
SCG, Sydney
10:30 AM Local Time

7 December 2019

New South Wales win by 9 wickets

NSW

375 &
1-42

QLD

240 &
176

Marsh Sheffield Shield 2019-20, Match 17
SCG, Sydney
10:30 AM Local Time

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