Western Australia vs Queensland, 9th Match, Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2026-27

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Western Australia vs Queensland, 9th Match, Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2026-27
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Key facts

  • Teams: Western Australia vs Queensland
  • Date: 13 October 2026, 07:00 GMT
  • Venue: W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth, Australia
  • Prediction: Western Australia are the slight favorites to emerge victorious, bolstered by home advantage at the WACA and the return of all-round threat Mitchell Marsh.

Western Australia vs Queensland: Match Preview & Prediction

OneDay Cup 2026-27, Match 9

Western Australia will host Queensland in the ninth fixture of the Australia Domestic OneDay Cup 2026-27 on Tuesday, 13 October 2026 at the iconic W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth. The toss is set for 07:00 GMT (11:30 AM IST), with play to follow shortly after.


Match Overview

Detail Information
Match Western Australia (WAU) vs Queensland (QUN)
League Australia Domestic OneDay Cup 2026-27 (Match 9)
Date Tuesday, 13 October 2026
Start Time 07:00 GMT / 11:30 AM IST
Venue W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth, Australia

Match Odds (as reported): Western Australia – 58% | Queensland – 42%

Western Australia enter this clash as favorites, sitting fifth on the points table with two points, while Queensland occupy the bottom spot having failed to win either of their opening fixtures. Both teams will be eager to gain crucial momentum in a tournament that has barely begun.


Venue & Pitch Report

The WACA Ground is renowned as one of the fastest and most bouncy surfaces in world cricket, with an exceptionally fast outfield. While the pitch has leveled somewhat over the past decade, curators are reportedly working to restore some of its traditional challenging character.

Pitch Assessment:

  • Condition: Fast & Bounce
  • Batting: Average
  • Pace Bowling: Swing favourable
  • Spin Bowling: Average

WACA Historical Records:

Metric Value
Total Matches 86
Batting First Won 43
Bowling First Won 42
1st Innings Avg Score 221
2nd Innings Avg Score 192
Highest Total 417/6
Lowest Total 70/10
Highest Chased 310/5

With seam movement expected to feature prominently, pacers are likely to play a decisive role. The recent Sheffield Shield meeting between these sides (Oct 8-11) saw Jhye Richardson take 5/19 in Queensland's second innings, underscoring the bowling-friendly nature of the surface.


Weather Forecast

Parameter Condition
Sky Clear
Temperature 19°C
Humidity 61-64%
Wind Speed 0.76–11.8 km/h
Precipitation Chance Up to 86%

Batsmen may face some early assistance from the new ball, with swing conditions likely to favor the visiting seamers.


Recent Form

Team Recent Results Points Table Position
Western Australia L, NR 5th (2 pts)
Queensland L, L 6th (0 pts)

Western Australia will be desperate to bounce back after a crushing nine-wicket defeat against Tasmania, where their batting collapsed for just 115 runs. Queensland, meanwhile, produced an impressive batting display against New South Wales — posting 358 with a brilliant 125 from Hugh Weibgen and 80 from Jack Clayton — but ultimately fell short as NSW chased down 359/6, exposing their inability to defend large totals.


Probable Playing XI

Western Australia (WAU)

  1. Sam Whiteman (WK)
  2. Albert Esterhuysen
  3. Hilton Cartwright
  4. Mitch Marsh
  5. Ashton Turner (C)
  6. Joel Curtis
  7. Ashton Agar
  8. Brody Couch
  9. Kieran Elliott
  10. Liam Haskett
  11. Will Malajczuk / Jordan Quiggin

Queensland (QUN)

  1. Max Bryant
  2. Hugo Burdon
  3. Jack Clayton
  4. Hugh Weibgen
  5. Jimmy Peirson (C & WK)
  6. Lachlan Hearne
  7. Hayden Kerr
  8. Mitchell Swepson
  9. Tom Straker
  10. Dylan McLachlan
  11. Jem Ryan / Oli Patterson

Key Team Updates

Western Australia:

  • Mitch Marsh has returned to Perth and is set to feature after his prolific ODI series against South Africa (200 runs at a strike rate of 152.67). He provides a major boost to the white-ball lineup.
  • Sam Fanning remains unavailable due to a hamstring injury.
  • Cam Bancroft will miss the game after succumbing to illness.

Queensland:

  • No major injury concerns reported.
  • Hugh Weibgen continues his in-form run, averaging 63 with a strike rate of 131.25 so far this tournament.

Key Players to Watch

Player Team Recent Performance
Ashton Turner WAU Consistent middle-order contributor and useful offspin
Mitchell Marsh WAU Explosive batter with valuable all-round experience
Hugh Weibgen QUN In-form opener, top fantasy pick
Hayden Kerr QUN Left-arm pace all-rounder
Max Bryant QUN Reliable middle-order bat
Tom Straker QUN Left-arm spinner and death-over option

Captain & Vice-Captain Suggestions

Priority Choice
Small League Captain Hugh Weibgen
Grand League Captain Hayden Kerr
Vice-Captain (SL) Ashton Turner
Vice-Captain (GL) Mitchell Marsh

Match Prediction

Western Australia are the slight favorites to emerge victorious, bolstered by home advantage at the WACA and the return of all-round threat Mitchell Marsh. However, Queensland's superior batting firepower — particularly the in-form Hugh Weibgen — means they should not be written off. Their bowlers, however, must step up significantly after leaking 359 runs in their last outing.

Expert View: A toss-favourable pitch with swing expected could see the winning team elect to bowl first. The match could come down to which side's pacers exploit the early movement and whether Western Australia's batting recovers from its recent collapse.

Toss Prediction: Western Australia expected to win the toss and bat first.


Points Table Snapshot

Pos Team M W L Pts NRR Form
1 NSW 2 2 0 9 +0.549 WW
2 SAU 2 1 0 6 +0.140 WNR
3 TAS 2 1 1 5 +2.452 LW
4 VCT 2 1 1 4 -0.401 LW
5 WAU 2 0 1 2 -4.863 LNR
6 QUN 2 0 2 0 -0.132 LL

Live Telecast

The match will be broadcast live on FanCode, with live score updates available on Cricbuzz and ESPNcricinfo.


Disclaimer: This preview is based on available reporting and analysis. Probable playing XIs are subject to change after the official toss. Fantasy suggestions are for guidance only — please make your own informed decisions.

Frequently asked questions

When and where is Western Australia vs Queensland?

Western Australia vs Queensland is scheduled for 13 October 2026, 07:00 GMT at W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth, Australia.

Who is predicted to win Western Australia vs Queensland?

Western Australia are the slight favorites to emerge victorious, bolstered by home advantage at the WACA and the return of all-round threat Mitchell Marsh.



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