Greg Mail

Greg Mail has retired after a 10-year first-class career with New South Wales to take a job in banking

Greg Mail registered his ninth first-class century and New South Wales needed the contribution as they struggled to 227 against Victoria

Steve Magoffin's first ten-wicket haul in first-class cricket ensured a gettable chase for Western Australia despite defiant half-centuries from Greg Mail and Dominic Thornely

Beau Casson will have his first chance to impress since being overlooked for the Test tour of India when he lines up in New South Wales' Sheffield Shield side on Friday. The Blues begin their title defence against Western Australia in Perth

Nathan Adcock and Shane Deitz have not been offered first-round contracts with South Australia

South Australia could be on the brink of signing up to four New South Wales players, according to Redbacks coach Mark Sorell

Greg Mail, who was a late addition for New South Wales, registered his first Pura Cup century since 2005-06 to give the Blues a healthy lead of 278 at the MCG

New South Wales have recalled Doug Bollinger and Moises Henriques for their must-win Ford Ranger Cup match against Tasmania at Sydney's Telstra Stadium on Wednesday

Jason Gillespie's five wickets drove South Australia to a satisfying victory, but it wasn't enough to reach the Pura Cup final

Sporting declarations by rival captains Brad Haddin and Darren Lehmann set up a tantalising finish to the Pura Cup game between New South Wales and South Australia at Adelaide

Travis Birt's hard-hitting 160 ensured Tasmania remained in control at Bellerive Oval

Tasmania were made to fight as they closed in on first-innings points after hurting New South Wales' hopes of defending their Pura Cup

New South Wales have overlooked Graham Thorpe, the former England batsman, as they push for a Pura Cup final berth against Tasmania

When New South Wales play their first game this season, they will be depleted, but undaunted

Murray Goodwin and Marcus North ensured that the small target of 108 set for them by New South Wales posed no problems at the WACA and took their team to an eight-wicket win on the final day

Adam Voges's century helped Western Australia build a substantial lead against New South Wales on the third day at Perth

South Australia equalled the record for the most ducks in a Sheffield Shield/Pura Cup innings during a deplorable batting display at the Sydney Cricket Ground

South Australia equalled the record for the most ducks in a Sheffield Shield/Pura Cup innings during a deplorable batting display at the Sydney Cricket Ground

Shawn Tait gave New South Wales a scare with a five-wicket burst, but it was South Australia who ended the day in trouble