Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2026-27 Points Table, Most Runs, Most Wickets and Latest Stats

Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2026-27 Points Table, Most Runs, Most Wickets and Latest Stats

South Australia lead the Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2026-27 standings as the competition continues through its opening league phase. The team entered its 17 October match against Queensland at the top of the table after recording two wins and one no-result from three matches. Tasmania and New South Wales are the next teams in the standings, each with two victories.

The latest completed match before the current South Australia–Queensland fixture was Queensland’s 15-run win over Western Australia on 13 October. The 17 October match is still in progress in the latest available live update, so its result has not been included in the points table.

Jake Fraser-McGurk has made a significant move in the run-scoring standings after scoring 122 in the ongoing match. Tom Straker leads the wicket-taking chart in the latest published tournament statistics, with seven wickets. The standings and player rankings may change once the current fixture is completed.

Latest Update: 17 October 2026

Updated After: Completed matches through 13 October 2026; South Australia vs Queensland is in progress.

Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2026-27 Points Table

The table below reflects the published standings before the South Australia–Queensland match was completed.

Pos.TeamMatWonLostNRPtsNRR
1South Australia320111+0.770
2Tasmania321010+2.303
3New South Wales32108-0.023
4Queensland31204+0.017
5Victoria31204-0.752
6Western Australia30212-2.088

Mat = Matches played; NR = No result; Pts = Points; NRR = Net Run Rate.

Points Table Analysis

South Australia hold first place with 11 points in the published standings. Their two victories and one no-result have given them a narrow lead over Tasmania, who have 10 points from three matches.

New South Wales are third with eight points. Queensland and Victoria have four points each, with Queensland ahead on net run rate. Western Australia are sixth with two points and have yet to win a completed match.

The competition has a home-and-away league format, with each state scheduled to play seven matches. The two highest-ranked teams at the end of the league phase qualify for the final on 14 February 2027. No finalist has been confirmed at this stage.

Latest Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2026-27 Match Result

The latest completed fixture before the ongoing 17 October match was:

Queensland beat Western Australia by 15 runs.

  • Date: 13 October 2026
  • Venue: WACA Ground, Perth
  • Queensland: 261 all out in 45.2 overs
  • Western Australia: 246 all out in 44 overs
  • Result: Queensland won by 15 runs

Queensland defended their total to secure their first win of the season in the latest completed match. Western Australia were unable to complete the chase and were dismissed for 246, leaving Queensland with a 15-run victory.

Current Match: South Australia vs Queensland

South Australia are batting first in the 10th match at Karen Rolton Oval in Adelaide on 17 October. In the latest live score available, South Australia had reached 338/4 in 44.2 overs. Jake Fraser-McGurk scored 122 from 63 balls, including 10 fours and nine sixes, while Nathan McSweeney was unbeaten on 91.

This is a live score rather than a final result. The outcome should be added to the article after the match is completed.

Recent Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2026-27 Results

DateMatchResult
18 SeptemberWestern Australia vs South AustraliaNo result
19 SeptemberQueensland vs VictoriaVictoria won by 3 wickets
20 SeptemberWestern Australia vs TasmaniaTasmania won by 9 wickets
22 SeptemberQueensland vs New South WalesNew South Wales won by 4 wickets
23 SeptemberSouth Australia vs TasmaniaSouth Australia won by 7 runs
25 SeptemberNew South Wales vs VictoriaNew South Wales won by 47 runs (DLS)
12 OctoberVictoria vs South AustraliaSouth Australia won by 70 runs
13 OctoberNew South Wales vs TasmaniaTasmania won by 57 runs (DLS)
13 OctoberWestern Australia vs QueenslandQueensland won by 15 runs

Most Runs in Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2026-27

Jake Fraser-McGurk has moved into contention for the tournament’s leading run-scorer position after his 122 in the ongoing match against Queensland. His earlier tally was 137 runs, taking his total to 259 in the live statistical picture. The rankings below should be checked again after the match is completed.

RankPlayerTeamRuns
1Jake Fraser-McGurkSouth Australia259*
2Liam BlackfordVictoria231
3Hugh WeibgenQueensland229
4Matthew GilkesSouth Australia224
5Hugo BurdonQueensland164

Fraser-McGurk’s total includes his 122 in the ongoing match. The final tournament leaderboard may change after the match is completed.

Leading Run Scorer: Jake Fraser-McGurk

Fraser-McGurk’s 122 from 63 balls against Queensland has boosted his tournament tally to 259 in the live score picture. His innings included nine sixes and 10 fours, giving South Australia a strong platform in their innings. Liam Blackford and Hugh Weibgen remain among the leading batters after productive starts to the season.

Most Wickets in Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2026-27

The latest published wicket-taking statistics before the current match place Tom Straker at the top with seven wickets. Several bowlers are close behind on six wickets each.

RankPlayerTeamMatchesOversWicketsBest
1Tom StrakerQueensland328.074/50
2Wes AgarSouth Australia328.063/35
3Hayden KerrQueensland328.063/31
4Henry ThorntonSouth Australia325.064/52
5Jake ScottNew South Wales316.563/48

Leading Wicket Taker: Tom Straker

Tom Straker has taken seven wickets in three matches and leads the published bowling standings. Wes Agar, Hayden Kerr, Henry Thornton and Jake Scott have six wickets each. These figures are from the available statistics before the ongoing South Australia–Queensland fixture, so the leaderboard should be updated after the match.

Highest Individual Score

Liam Blackford — 149 not out

  • Team: Victoria
  • Highest score: 149*
  • Tournament: Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2026-27

Liam Blackford’s unbeaten 149 is the highest individual score identified in the available tournament statistics. His innings helped establish him as one of the early leading run scorers. Jake Fraser-McGurk’s 122 in the current match is another major individual performance, although it does not surpass Blackford’s score.

Best Bowling Figures

Harry Hoekstra — 5/42

Harry Hoekstra’s five-wicket haul of 5/42 is the best bowling performance identified in the available tournament statistics. The figures should be checked against the final scorecards as more matches are completed.

Upcoming Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2026-27 Matches

DateMatchVenueLocal Start Time
23 October 2026Tasmania vs VictoriaBellerive Oval, Hobart10:30 AM
24 October 2026Western Australia vs New South WalesWACA Ground, Perth2:00 PM
16 November 2026New South Wales vs South AustraliaCricket Central, Sydney10:00 AM
16 November 2026Queensland vs TasmaniaThe Gabba, Brisbane10:00 AM
16 November 2026Victoria vs Western AustraliaJunction Oval, Melbourne2:00 PM

The 17 October South Australia–Queensland match is not listed as an upcoming fixture because it is already in progress. The next scheduled matches are on 23 and 24 October.

Qualification Scenario

The One-Day Cup’s league phase runs through February, with each state scheduled to play seven matches. The top two teams will advance to the final.

  • Current leader: South Australia.
  • Closest challengers: Tasmania and New South Wales.
  • Teams seeking to climb the table: Queensland, Victoria and Western Australia.
  • Final: Scheduled for 14 February 2027.

Qualification is not yet confirmed for any team. Several league fixtures remain, and the final positions will depend on results and net run rate.

Records and Milestones

  • Highest individual score identified: Liam Blackford — 149 not out.
  • Most wickets in the latest published statistics: Tom Straker — 7.
  • Best bowling figures identified: Harry Hoekstra — 5/42.
  • Notable current innings: Jake Fraser-McGurk — 122 off 63 balls against Queensland on 17 October.

These statistics reflect the available tournament data and should be reviewed after the current fixture is completed.

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