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Will Queensland be able to secure its first win of the season?
Queensland to win
| Tournament: | Marsh One Day Cup, 2026-27 |
| Format: | odi |
| Venue: | Western Australian Cricket Association, East Perth, Australia |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
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Western Australia is set to face Queensland in the 9th match of the One Day Cup 2026-27, scheduled for 13th October at the Western Australia Cricket Association, Perth.
So far this season, neither team has performed well; Western Australia's first match was washed out due to rain, and they suffered a humiliating defeat in their last game, leaving them in fifth place on the points table. Meanwhile, Queensland has lost both matches played so far, placing them sixth on the points table.
WAC
115/10 in 30.2 3.79
MODC 2026-27
Tasmania beat Western Australia by 9 wickets
117/1 in 16.2 7.16
QSL
364/10 in 49.5 7.3
MODC 2026-27
New South Wales beat Queensland by 4 wickets359/6 in 49.0 7.33
335/7 in 50.0 6.7
MODC 2026-27
Victoria beat Queensland by 3 wickets
339/7 in 49.5 6.8
465/10 in 124.2
SSD
Match Drawn
120/1 in 35.0
310/10 in 102.0
SSD
Western Australia beat Queensland by 146 runs
301/10 in 96.1
Western Australia's performance in the last match was extremely poor, as they suffered a heavy nine-wicket defeat against Tasmania. Batting first, Western Australia posted a total of just 115 runs; in response, Tasmania chased down the target in just 16.2 overs.
Batting first, Western Australia got off to a poor start as the top order lost their wickets early; furthermore, no batsman managed to play sensibly and build a substantial partnership. Cameron Bancroft was the team's highest run-scorer with just 19 runs, and the entire team was bowled out for 115.
Western Australia's bowlers failed to make an impact, while Tasmania got off to a flying start, denying Western Australia any chance to stage a comeback in the match. Brody Couch was the only wicket-taking bowler, claiming a wicket, while all the other bowlers remained wicketless.
Sam Fanning, Joel Curtis, Cameron Bancroft, Will Malajczuk, Ashton Turner, Hilton Cartwright, Ashton Agar, Kieran Elliott, Brody Couch, Albert Esterhuysen, Mahli Beardman
Queensland didn't perform well in the last game and suffered a defeat by 4 wickets against New South Wales. Batting first, Queensland posted an imposing total of 358 on the board; in response, New South Wales chased down the target in 49 overs.
The batting effort featured a brilliant century from Hugh Weibgen, who anchored the innings with a magnificent 125 off 89 deliveries. Jack Clayton provided useful support with 80 runs, while Marcus Labuschagne chipped in with 60. It was thanks to the magnificent batting of the top order that Queensland managed to reach a big total.
Despite setting a massive total, Queensland's bowlers failed to exert early pressure on the New South Wales batting lineup, allowing their batsmen to build strong partnerships right from the start. Hayden Kerr was the top performer, taking two wickets for 68. Meanwhile, the other bowlers proved to be quite expensive and failed to defend the big total.
Looking at their overall form this season, Huge Weibgen and Jack Clayton are in impressive form, scoring 126 and 116 runs, respectively. Tom Straker has also been effective with the ball, picking up five wickets across his two innings.
Huge Weibgen, Jack Clayton, Marnus Labuschagne, Angus Lovell, Hugo Burdon, Max Bryant, Dylan Mclachlan, Hayden Kerr, Mitchell Swepson, Oli Patterson, Tom Straker
Sunny conditions are expected at Western Australia Cricket Association, Perth throughout the day, with temperatures likely to range between 25°C and 15°C.
The surface at Western Australian Cricket Association Ground, Perth traditionally offers good pace, extra bounce, and genuine carry for fast bowlers. Spinners tend to come into play more as the match progresses and the surface wears, meaning top-order batsmen need to ride the early bounce before playing expansive shots. The venue has an average first-innings score of around 245 runs.
The conditions at this venue generally favour teams bowling first. Hence, the captain winning the toss is likely to choose to bowl first.
Both teams have struggled for consistency this season, but Queensland appear to have the stronger side and have shown considerably more potential with the bat. Despite losing both of their matches, Queensland posted a massive 358 in their previous game, with Hugh Weibgen, Jack Clayton, and Marcus Labuschagne delivering outstanding performances. On the other hand, Western Australia were completely outplayed by Tasmania in their previous match, being bowled out for just 115 while their bowlers struggled to put any pressure on the opposition. Thus, Queensland appears to have a slight upper hand in this match.
Queensland to win
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