Australian Domestic One-Day Competition 2025

Highest scores

1. 1Tasmania v Victoria381-272, Match 3, 19 Sept381
2. 2New South Wales v Western Australia331-244, Match 9, 9 Oct331
3. 3Queensland v Western Australia323-321, Match 5, 21 Sept323
4. 4Western Australia v Queensland321-323, Match 5, 21 Sept321
5. 5Western Australia v Tasmania319-318, Match 18, 10 Feb319

Biggest wins

1. 1New South Wales v South Australia288-157, Match 4, 20 Sept131
2. 2Queensland v South Australia260-135, Match 19, 21 Feb125
3. 3Tasmania v Victoria381-272, Match 3, 19 Sept109
4. 4Queensland v New South Wales287-191, Match 13, 3 Nov96
5. 5New South Wales v Western Australia331-244, Match 9, 9 Oct87

Highest-scoring inningss

1. 1Tasmania v VictoriaInns, 381-272, Match 3, 19 Sept381
2. 2New South Wales v Western AustraliaInns, 331-244, Match 9, 9 Oct331
3. 3Queensland v Western AustraliaInns, 323-321, Match 5, 21 Sept323
4. 4Western Australia v QueenslandInns, 321-323, Match 5, 21 Sept321
5. 5Western Australia v TasmaniaInns, 319-318, Match 18, 10 Feb319

Biggest comebacks

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Highest-scoring games

1. 1Tasmania v Victoria381-272, Match 3, 19 Sept653
2. 2Queensland v Western Australia323-321, Match 5, 21 Sept644
3. 3Western Australia v Tasmania319-318, Match 18, 10 Feb637
4. 4Tasmania v Queensland317-311, Match 7, 9 Oct628
5. 5New South Wales v Western Australia331-244, Match 9, 9 Oct575

Lowest scores

1. 1Tasmania v New South Wales118-119, Final, 11 Mar118
2. 2New South Wales v Tasmania119-118, Final, 11 Mar119
3. 3South Australia v Queensland122-128, Match 12, 20 Oct122
4. 4Queensland v South Australia128-122, Match 12, 20 Oct128
5. 5South Australia v Queensland135-260, Match 19, 21 Feb135

Longest winning streaks

1. 1Tasmania16 Sept to 15 Nov5
2. 2New South Wales10 Feb to 11 Mar, still going3
3. 3Western Australia2 Dec to 21 Feb, still going3
4. 4South Australia9 Oct to 20 Oct2
5. 5New South Wales20 Sept to 9 Oct2

Longest losing streaks

1. 1Tasmania10 Feb to 11 Mar, still going3
2. 2South Australia15 Nov to 21 Feb, still going3
3. 3Victoria17 Sept to 9 Oct3
4. 4New South Wales20 Oct to 3 Nov2
5. 5Queensland9 Oct to 20 Oct2

Highest-scoring grounds

1. 1Allan Border Field, Brisbane4 games, avg runs per game (both sides)622.5
2. 2WACA, Perth3 games, avg runs per game (both sides)558.3
3. 3Cricket Central, Sydney4 games, avg runs per game (both sides)465.0
4. 4Bellerive Oval, Hobart3 games, avg runs per game (both sides)428.7

Runs

1. 1Beau WebsterTasmania, v Western Australia, Match 18138
2. 2Marnus LabuschagneQueensland, v Victoria, Match 2130
3. 3Marnus LabuschagneQueensland, v South Australia, Match 19126
4. 4Kurtis PattersonNew South Wales, v Tasmania, Match 20125
5. 5Joel CurtisWestern Australia, v Queensland, Match 5116

Balls faced

1. 1Marnus LabuschagneQueensland, v South Australia, Match 19137
2. 2Kurtis PattersonNew South Wales, v Tasmania, Match 1125
3. 3Beau WebsterTasmania, v Western Australia, Match 18122
4. 4Marnus LabuschagneQueensland, v Victoria, Match 2118
5. 5Campbell KellawayVictoria, v Western Australia, Match 21117

Fours