Records
First Class Batting Records
| Matches | Player | Runs |
|---|---|---|
| 223 | Brad Hodge | 17084 |
| 124 | Dean Jones | 10412 |
| 107 | Matthew Elliott | 9684 |
| 99 | Bill Lawry | 7618 |
| 55 | Bill Ponsford | 6902 |
| 73 | Lindsay Hassett | 6825 |
| 87 | Graham Yallop | 6815 |
| 82 | Warwick Armstrong | 6615 |
| 92 | Ian Redpath | 6103 |
| 80 | Jack Ryder | 5674 |
First Class Bowling Records
| Matches | Player | Wickets |
|---|---|---|
| 92 | Paul Reiffel | 337 |
| 83 | Alan Connolly | 330 |
| 61 | Bert Ironmonger | 313 |
| 105 | Tony Dodemaide | 309 |
| 51 | Chuck Fleetwood-Smith | 295 |
| 83 | Merv Hughes | 283 |
| 114 | Ray Bright | 279 |
| 77 | Ian Johnson | 270 |
| 50 | Jack Saunders | 264 |
| 83 | Jim Higgs | 264 |
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