QueenslandL19 Sep · Home Victoria · 335:339L22 Sep · Home New South Wales · 358:359L8 Oct · Away Western Australia · 375:376W13 Oct · Away Western Australia · 261:246L17 Oct · Away South Australia · 271:397W19 Oct · Away South Australia · 352:348
335/7:339/7
Finished
Victoria won by 3 wickets (with 1 ball remaining)
Kick-off was
BST
VictoriaW19 Sep · Away Queensland · 339:335L25 Sep · Home New South Wales · 212:257L7 Oct · Home South Australia · 468:508L12 Oct · Home South Australia · 241:311L19 Oct · Away Tasmania · 473:477W24 Oct · Away Tasmania · 304:137
In the One-Day Cup (AUS) game on 19 September 2026, Victoria beat Queensland 335:339.
Match report
VICTORIA COME FROM BEHIND TO BEAT QUEENSLAND BY FOUR RUNS
Victoria secured a narrow victory over Queensland in the One-Day Cup on Saturday, winning 339-335 at the home ground. The result moves the visitors up the table while leaving the hosts winless after two matches. It was a closely contested affair that went down to the final delivery.
The match saw both teams post competitive totals before Victoria edged ahead in the run chase. Queensland had earlier set a challenging target, but the visitors held their nerve under pressure. Things came to a head in the final overs when the required rate climbed dangerously.
What this result means for the standings is clear enough. Victoria now sits fourth with four points from one game, while Queensland remains at the bottom with zero points from two matches. The gap between them is significant given how few games have been played so far.
Both sides have shown mixed form in recent outings. Queensland lost to Victoria in February by just one run in a 215-216 result, making this defeat feel like revenge of sorts. Victoria, meanwhile, have been involved in tight contests recently, losing narrowly to Western Australia on both February and December dates.
The competition is still finding its shape after just a handful of games. With only two teams having played twice and most still accumulating results, the table tells only a partial story. What is certain is that Victoria have taken a step forward while Queensland must regroup quickly.
L19 Sep · Home Victoria · 335:339L22 Sep · Home New South Wales · 358:359L8 Oct · Away Western Australia · 375:376W13 Oct · Away Western Australia · 261:246L17 Oct · Away South Australia · 271:397W19 Oct · Away South Australia · 352:348
W19 Sep · Away Queensland · 339:335L25 Sep · Home New South Wales · 212:257L7 Oct · Home South Australia · 468:508L12 Oct · Home South Australia · 241:311L19 Oct · Away Tasmania · 473:477W24 Oct · Away Tasmania · 304:137