The feat has been described as an incredible achievement by the WCS all-rounder and first XI captain.
"To lead a team, and be a key part of all the aspects of the game, then perform shows the skill and ability of the young man," WCS first XI coach Warren Herbert said.
"With a depleted bowling attack having lost a front line pace bowler, we needed to adapt our bowling plan, and ensure we managed the loadings of the remaining attack. Shaun has a rare ability of understanding situational awareness and adapting plans as well as being a part of those plans.
"Shaun punishes bad bowling, rotates the strike and often scores from good deliveries, the mark of a good player. He brings a strong sense of urgency and intensity to the wicket, and demands high attention while challenging the field with quick singles and the ability to clear the boundary with clean hitting.
"Shaun is an excellent athlete and with his good attitude and with his lead from the front approach he has a great future in the game."