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Western Australia vs Victoria, 21st Match, Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2025-26

odiWestern Australia won by 8 wkts
W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth
21 Feb 2026, 11:30 am IST
western australia won the toss, chose to bowl
Winner: Western Australia
Top Performers

Victoria

Top Batsmen

BatterRunsBalls4s6sSR
Campbell Kellaway1051178489.74
Matthew Short35434181.4

Top Bowlers

BowlerOversRunsWicketsEconomy
Bryce Jackson104044
Will Malajczuk104824.8

Western Australia

Top Batsmen

BatterRunsBalls4s6sSR
Joel Curtis918392109.64
Cameron Bancroft661043163.46

Top Bowlers

BowlerOversRunsWicketsEconomy
Mitchell Perry62213.7
Todd Murphy83414.2
Victoria Inning Score: 230 /9
BatterDismissalRunsBalls4s6sSR
Matthew Shortc Joel Curtis b Will Malajczuk35434181.4
Sam Harperc Sam Fanning b Bryce Jackson17212080.95
Campbell Kellawayc Turner b Matthew Kelly1051178489.74
Peter Handscombb Will Malajczuk04000
Dylan Brasherc Whiteman b Bryce Jackson23422054.76
Blake Macdonaldc Will Malajczuk b Brody Couch222140104.76
Mitchell Perryrun out (Matthew Kelly)150020
Xavier Cronec Brody Couch b Bryce Jackson11321034.38
Todd Murphyc Brody Couch b Bryce Jackson02000
Austin Anlezarknot out570071.43
Cameron McClurenot out260033.33
BowlerOversMaidensRunsWicketsNo BallsWide BallsEconomy
Bryce Jackson102404014
Joel Paris100370023.7
Matthew Kelly100541025.4
Will Malajczuk100482014.8
Brody Couch101491014.9
Western Australia Inning Score: 233 /2
BatterDismissalRunsBalls4s6sSR
Sam Fanningb Mitchell Perry313131100
Joel Curtisc Matthew Short b T Murphy918392109.64
Cameron Bancroftbatting661043163.46
Sam Whitemanbatting161520106.67
BowlerOversMaidensRunsWicketsNo BallsWide BallsEconomy
Cameron McClure60550139.2
Austin Anlezark8.40540076.2
Mitchell Perry60221003.7
Xavier Crone71370005.3
Todd Murphy80341034.2
Matthew Short30160005.3

Match Summary

Western Australia vs Victoria - 21st Match, Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2025-26

Date: February 21, 2026
Venue: W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth

Match Summary:
Western Australia triumphed over Victoria by 8 wickets in a dominant performance. Campbell Kellaway's century was the highlight for Victoria, while Joel Curtis and Cameron Bancroft's solid batting ensured a comfortable chase for Western Australia. Bryce Jackson's impressive four-wicket haul was pivotal in restricting Victoria to 230.


Detailed Narrative

Victoria batted first and posted a total of 230 for 9 in their allotted 50 overs. The innings was anchored by Campbell Kellaway, who scored a brilliant century, amassing 105 runs off 117 balls with eight fours and four sixes. However, the rest of the batting lineup struggled to build on his effort. Matthew Short contributed with 35 runs, while Dylan Brasher and Blake Macdonald chipped in with scores of 23 and 22, respectively.

Bryce Jackson was the standout bowler for Western Australia, claiming four wickets for just 40 runs in his full quota of ten overs. His efforts were well supported by Will Malajczuk, who picked up two wickets, including the crucial dismissal of Peter Handscomb for a duck.

In response, Western Australia chased down the target with ease, reaching 233 for the loss of just two wickets in 39.5 overs. Joel Curtis played a stellar innings, scoring 91 runs off 83 balls with nine boundaries and two sixes before being caught by Matthew Short off Todd Murphy's bowling. Cameron Bancroft provided steady support with an unbeaten 66 from 104 deliveries.

Sam Fanning also contributed with a quickfire 31 at the top of the order before being bowled by Mitchell Perry. Sam Whiteman remained not out alongside Bancroft with a brisk 16 off just 15 balls to seal the victory.

Key Performances

  • Victoria Batting:

    • Campbell Kellaway: 105 (117 balls)
  • Western Australia Bowling:

    • Bryce Jackson: 4/40 in 10 overs
  • Western Australia Batting:

    • Joel Curtis: 91 (83 balls)
    • Cameron Bancroft: 66 not out (104 balls)

The match concluded with Western Australia comfortably securing an eight-wicket victory, reflecting their dominance both with the ball and the bat.