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Toss Winner - New South Wales won the toss and choose to bat first
New South Wales beat Western Australia by 78 runs
Can Western Australia end their losing run at home?
New South Wales to win
| Tournament: | Marsh One Day Cup, 2026-27 |
| Format: | odi |
| Venue: | Western Australian Cricket Association, East Perth, Australia |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
| Weather: | 14.3°C|Patchy rain nearby |
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The bottom-placed Western Australia will be taking on third-ranking New South Wales in their fourth home game of the season. So far, all three of their 3 matches have been played at W.A.C.A in Perth, and they have lost two of them, while there was no result in the first match.
New South Wales suffered a huge batting collapse in their previous match, which resulted in a 57-run loss while chasing a 216-run target in a rain-affected match against Tasmania.
Skipper Ashton Turner looked in good touch in the last outing but needs to convert his starts into something bigger. Opening batters Mitchell Marsh and Joel Curtis will be the ones to watch in the top order along with Same Whiteman.
Kurtis Patterson and Oliver Davies are the key players in the top order who must get New South Wales off to a flying start with a strong opening partnership. Jake Scott is the in-form bowler in the squad and will play a key role on this wicket at the W.A.C.A.
Can the hosts find a way to bounce back with a win at home or will their woes continue as the in-form NSW aim for their third win?
WAC
246/10 in 44.0 5.59
MODC 2026-27
Queensland beat Western Australia by 15 runs261/10 in 45.2 5.76
115/10 in 30.2 3.79
MODC 2026-27
Tasmania beat Western Australia by 9 wickets
117/1 in 16.2 7.16
NSW
158/10 in 26.0 6.08
203/10 in 29.1 6.96
212/10 in 44.5 4.73
MODC 2026-27
New South Wales beat Victoria by 47 runs257/10 in 48.5 5.26
364/10 in 49.5 7.3
MODC 2026-27
New South Wales beat Queensland by 4 wickets359/6 in 49.0 7.33
463/9 in 134.0
0/0 in 0.0
287/9 in 50.0
MODC2024-25
New South Wales beat Western Australia by 8 runs
279/10 in 48.5
Western Australia will be under pressure to win this match. They have failed to make the most of the home advantage. While their opening game at this venue was abandoned due to rain, their batting performance in that match was quite poor.
In their last outing, the Ashton Turner-led side was bowled out for 246 runs while chasing 262 against Queensland. Mitchell Marsh and Joel Curtis built a 50+ run opening stand while Curtis and Sam Whiteman followed it up with a 91-run partnership for the 2nd wicket.
At 147 for 2, Western Australia were cruising on their way to the 262-run target. However, they lost wickets in a cluster from that point on and were 6 down for 180 runs. Ashton Turner stayed at the crease till the end while his partners fell one after the other.
Will Malajczuk and Hilton Cartwright are others in the middle and lower middle order who will be expected to find their form and build crucial partnerships with Ashton Turner. The bowling attack looks quite promising with Brody Couch and Albert Esterhuysen leading the pace attack.
The first game ended due to rain after only 7.4 overs, while there weren’t enough runs on the board in the second game for the bowlers to defend and all of them went wicketless except Couch. It was only in their third outing of the season that Western Australia bowlers showed their potential with some brilliant spells.
Albert Esterhuysen finished with 2 for 30 in 9 overs in the last match
Brody Couch was the top bowler with 3 for 48 in 10 overs
Mitchell Marsh, Joel Curtis (wk), Sam Whiteman, Will Malajczuk, Ashton Turner (c), Hilton Cartwright, Ashton Agar, Kieran Elliott, Brody Couch, Albert Esterhuysen, Jordan Quiggin
Sam Whiteman, Ashton Turner, Cameron Bancroft, Brody Couch, Joel Curtis, Mahli Beardman, Corey Wasley, Albert Esterhuysen, Jordan Quiggin, Will Malajczuk, Ashton Agar
New South Wales have won two of their three matches so far. They will be aiming for the second spot in the points table with a win in this match. Despite a strong bowling performance in the last game, NSW suffered a 57-run loss in a rain-affected match.
Chasing a 216-run target in a 30-over game, the Charles Stobo-led side was bowled out for just 158 runs. There are some promising names in the top 5, such as Kurtis Patterson and Oliver Davies as openers and Ryan Hicks and William Salzmann in the middle at 4 and 5 respectively.
Nic Maddinson and Riley Kingsell opened the innings for NSW in their second outing. Maddinson led them to a 257-run total with a hundred, being the lone fighter in the side as they suffered a top-order collapse, losing half of their side for under 100 runs.
New South Wales’ top performance came against Queensland in their first match as they chased down a 357-run target. Patterson and Kingsell both scored a fifty each while opening the innings for NSW, while William Salzmann also scored an unbeaten 70-run knock in that run-chase.
Jake Scott has been a reliable and consistent bowler for the side and will be one to watch in this match. Sean Abbott and skipper Charles Stobo are other key wicket-takers in this bowling attack. It is a promising bowling attack with plenty of wicket-taking options in the squad like Tanveer Sangha and Ben Dwarshuis.
After a 60-run partnership for the 4th wicket, NSW went from 100 for 4 to 158 all-out in the last match
Jake Scott has scored 32, 43, and 70 in his last three innings for NSW in the lower order
Charles Stobo hasn’t been wicketless once this season, picking up a total of 5 wickets at an average of 28.00
Riley Kingsell, Oliver Davies, Kurtis Patterson, Ryan Hicks (wk), William Salzmann, Jake Scott, Joe Colgan, Charles Stobo (c), Sean Abbott, Reiley Mark, Liam Hatcher
Riley Kingsell, Jack Nisbet, Tanveer Sangha, Ben Dwarshuis, Bryce Jackson, Oliver Davies, William Salzmann , Lachlan Shaw, Sam Konstas, Jack Edwards, Josh Philippe
It will be mostly cloudy in Perth with a high of 17 degrees Celsius during the match time with a humidity of around 71 per cent. These weather conditions will be quite conducive for fast bowling and the new-ball bowlers will be quite effective under these conditions.
It is a balanced wicket that offers plenty of pace and bounce, allowing the batters to time their strokes perfectly while helping the bowlers outfox the batters with extra pace and bounce. The average first innings score in the last 10 outings at this venue is 227 runs. However, for a match-winning total, the team batting first in this game should be aiming for something over 270-275 runs. Anything under 250 runs can be chased down, even if not so comfortably.
Teams bowling first have won 4 of the last 6 one-day matches played at this venue. This season, there have been three games played here, one of which was abandoned due to rain. Of the remaining two games, the teams batting and bowling first won one each. Moreover, the conditions at this venue are quite challenging for the batters and having a target in front of them will help the batters adjust their approach and pace their innings accordingly.
It will be a thrilling match between two quality bowling attacks. Moreover, the batting struggles are also common between the two lineups. As such, we can expect an even contest as the hosts take on New South Wales. It will all come down to which side will have their batters find form and bounce back with a strong performance. Looking at the recent performances of both teams, the visiting side shows more promise and will start with a slight edge in our match prediction.
New South Wales to win
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