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Western Australia plays New South Wales in One-Day Cup

Western Australia Faces New South Wales in One-Day Cup Clash at Perth Western Australia met New South Wales in the 12th match of the One-Day Cup at the W.A.C.A. ground in Perth on October 24, 2026. After winning…

Western Australia plays New South Wales in One-Day Cup

Western Australia Faces New South Wales in One-Day Cup Clash at Perth

Western Australia met New South Wales in the 12th match of the One-Day Cup at the W.A.C.A. ground in Perth on October 24, 2026. After winning the toss, New South Wales elected to bat first under day-night conditions, pushing to establish a solid total against the home side’s bowling attack.

Scoring reaches 53 runs in 10.6 overs

Scoring reached 53 runs for the loss of two wickets in 10.6 overs, setting an early run rate of 4.60 per over.

Western Australia and New South Wales name lineups

Western Australia’s selection included wicketkeeper-batters Cameron Bancroft, Josh Philippe, Joel Curtis, and Sam Whiteman, alongside captain Ashton Turner and fellow batter Lachlan Shaw. All-rounders Will Malajczuk and Jack Edwards joined bowlers Ashton Agar, Brody Couch, Albert Esterhuysen, Jack Nisbet, Mahli Beardman, Bryce Jackson, and Jordan Quiggin.

New South Wales deployed Riley Kingsell as opening batter, supported by top-order batters Sam Konstas and Oliver Davies. The lineup also featured all-rounders William Salzmann and leg-spinner Tanveer Sangha, giving the visitors depth through both innings.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Match

What was the venue for the 12th match of the 2026 One-Day Cup?

The fixture took place at the W.A.C.A. ground in Perth on October 24, 2026.

Who won the toss between Western Australia and New South Wales?

New South Wales won the toss and chose to bat first in the day-night fixture.

What was the scoring rate during the opening phase of the innings?

New South Wales reached 53 runs for the loss of 2 wickets after 10.6 overs, maintaining a run rate of 4.60.

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