South Australia maintained their place in the top two with a draw against Victoria in the final round of the competition, with Queensland not being able to mount a challenge with their loss against Tasmania.
The defending champions earned 44.81 points to finish second at the table, while Queensland place third with 37.38 points.
Victoria has already secured hosting rights for the Sheffield Shield Final, finishing in first place with 60.86 points. It will be Victoria's first home Sheffield Shield Final since their 2018/19 title triumph.
Tasmania (36.23), New South Wales (31.54) and Western Australia (22.15) finished the season in fourth, fifth and sixth places respectively.
Peter Roach, Cricket Australia Head of Scheduling, Operations and Domestic Cricket said:
"Congratulations to both Victoria and South Australia on qualifg for this season's Sheffield Shield Final.
"The Sheffield Shield Final remains the pinnacle of our men's domestic red-ball calendar, and we look forward to an exciting contest between two very deserving teams at the Junction Oval."
The Sheffield Shield Final will be played at Melbourne's Junction Oval, with the five day match scheduled to begin at 10:30am on Thursday, March 26.
Fans can watch every ball of the Sheffield Shield Final live on Fox Cricket and Kayo Sports, with coverage also available via live stream on cricket.com.au and the CA Live App. Listeners can tune in to ABC Radio for live commentary of the match.
The commentary team for the Final will feature Adam White, Bruce Eva, Bryce McGain, Jason Behrendorff, Bobby Quiney and Adam Crosthwaite.
