SHEFFIELD SHIELD RECORDS Year Winner Runner Up Player of the Year 2020-21 Queensland New South Wales Nathan Lyon (New South Wales) 2019–20 New South Wales Victoria Moises Henriques (New South Wales) & Nic Maddinson (Victoria) 2018–19 Victoria New South Wales Scott Boland (Victoria) 2017–18 Queensland Tasmania Chris Tremain (Victoria) 2016–17 Victoria South Australia Chadd Sayers (South Australia) 2015–16 Victoria South Australia Travis Head (South Australia) 2014–15 Victoria Western Australia Adam Voges (Western Australia) 2013–14 New South Wales Western Australia Marcus North (Western Australia) 2012–13 Tasmania Queensland Ricky Ponting (Tasmania) 2011–12 Queensland Tasmania Jackson Bird (Tasmania) 2010–11 Tasmania New South Wales James Hopes (Queensland) 2009–10 Victoria Queensland Chris Hartley (Queensland) 2008–09 Victoria Queensland Phillip Hughes (New South Wales) 2007–08 New South Wales Victoria Simon Katich (New South Wales) 2006–07 Tasmania New South Wales Chris Rogers (Western Australia) 2005–06 Queensland Victoria Andy Bichel (Queensland) 2004–05 New South Wales Queensland Michael Bevan (Tasmania) 2003–04 Victoria Queensland Matthew Elliott (Victoria) 2002–03 New South Wales Queensland Clinton Perren (Queensland) 2001–02 Queensland Tasmania Brad Hodge (Victoria) & Jimmy Maher (Queensland) 2000–01 Queensland Victoria Jamie Cox (Tasmania) 1999–2000 Queensland Victoria Darren Lehmann (South Australia) 1998–99 Western Australia Queensland Matthew Elliott (Victoria) 1997–98 Western Australia Tasmania Dene Hills (Tasmania) 1996–97 Queensland Western Australia Andy Bichel (Queensland) 1995–96 South Australia Western Australia Matthew Elliott (Victoria) 1994–95 Queensland South Australia Dean Jones (Victoria) 1993–94 New South Wales Tasmania Matthew Hayden (Queensland) 1992–93 New South Wales Queensland Jamie Siddons (South Australia) 1991–92 Western Australia New South Wales Tony Dodemaide (Victoria) 1990–91 Victoria New South Wales Stuart Law (Queensland) 1989–90 New South Wales Queensland Mark Waugh (New South Wales) 1988–89 Western Australia South Australia Tim May (South Australia) 1987–88 Western Australia Queensland Dirk Tazelaar (Queensland) & Mark Waugh (New South Wales) 1986–87 Western Australia Victoria Craig McDermott (Queensland) 1985–86 New South Wales Queensland Allan Border (Queensland) 1984–85 New South Wales Queensland David Boon (Tasmania) 1983–84 Western Australia Queensland Brian Davison (Tasmania) & John Dyson (New South Wales) 1982–83 New South Wales Western Australia Kim Hughes (Western Australia) 1981–82 South Australia New South Wales Kepler Wessels (Queensland) 1980–81 Western Australia New South Wales Greg Chappell (Queensland) 1979–80 Victoria South Australia Ian Chappell (South Australia) 1978–79 Victoria Western Australia Peter Sleep (South Australia) 1977–78*** Western Australia Queensland David Ogilvie (Queensland) 1976–77 Western Australia Victoria Richie Robinson (Victoria) 1975–76 South Australia Queensland Ian Chappell (South Australia) & Greg Chappell (Queensland) 1974–75 Western Australia Queensland 1973–74 Victoria Queensland 1972–73 Western Australia South Australia 1971–72 Western Australia South Australia 1970–71 South Australia Victoria 1969–70 Victoria Western Australia 1968–69 South Australia Western Australia 1967–68 Western Australia Victoria 1966–67 Victoria South Australia 1965–66 New South Wales Western Australia 1964–65 New South Wales Victoria 1963–64 South Australia Victoria 1962–63 Victoria South Australia 1961–62 New South Wales Queensland 1960–61 New South Wales Victoria 1959–60 New South Wales Victoria 1958–59 New South Wales Queensland 1957–58 New South Wales Victoria 1956–57 New South Wales Queensland 1955–56 New South Wales Victoria 1954–55 New South Wales Victoria 1953–54 New South Wales Victoria 1952–53 South Australia New South Wales 1951–52 New South Wales Victoria 1950–51 Victoria New South Wales 1949–50 New South Wales Victoria 1948–49 New South Wales Victoria 1947–48** Western Australia New South Wales 1946–47 Victoria New South Wales 1945–46 Not contested due to World War II 1944–45 Not contested due to World War II 1943–44 Not contested due to World War II 1942–43 Not contested due to World War II 1941–42 Not contested due to World War II 1940–41 Not contested due to World War II 1939–40 New South Wales South Australia 1938–39 South Australia Victoria 1937–38 New South Wales South Australia 1936–37 Victoria South Australia 1935–36 South Australia New South Wales 1934–35 Victoria New South Wales 1933–34 Victoria New South Wales 1932–33 New South Wales Victoria 1931–32 New South Wales South Australia 1930–31 Victoria New South Wales 1929–30 Victoria New South Wales 1928–29 New South Wales Victoria 1927–28 Victoria South Australia 1926–27* South Australia Victoria 1925–26 New South Wales Victoria 1924–25 Victoria New South Wales 1923–24 Victoria New South Wales 1922–23 New South Wales Victoria 1921–22 Victoria New South Wales 1920–21 New South Wales Victoria 1919–20 New South Wales Victoria 1918–19 Not contested due to World War I 1917–18 Not contested due to World War I 1916–17 Not contested due to World War I 1915–16 Not contested due to World War I 1914–15 Victoria New South Wales 1913–14 New South Wales South Australia 1912–13 South Australia New South Wales 1911–12 New South Wales Victoria 1910–11 New South Wales South Australia 1909–10 South Australia New South Wales 1908–09 New South Wales South Australia 1907–08 Victoria South Australia *Queensland joined in 1926–27 1906–07 New South Wales South Australia **Western Australia joined in 1947–48 1905–06 New South Wales Victoria ***Tasmania joined in 1977–78 1904–05 New South Wales Victoria 1903–04 New South Wales Victoria 1902–03 New South Wales Victoria 1901–02 New South Wales Victoria 1900–01 Victoria New South Wales 1899–1900 New South Wales Victoria 1898–99 Victoria New South Wales 1897–98 Victoria South Australia 1896–97 New South Wales South Australia 1895–96 New South Wales Victoria 1894–95 Victoria South Australia 1893–94 South Australia New South Wales 1892–93 Victoria South Australia .