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Weibgen’s second straight century leads Queensland to 15-run win over WA
Queensland beat Western Australia by 15 runs in a One-Day Cup match at the WACA in Perth.
Opener Hugh Weibgen scored 103, his second century in consecutive matches after making 125 against NSW last month.
Queensland were dismissed for 261, with Weibgen’s innings helping them recover after they lost two early wickets.
WA were all out for 246 in 44 overs while chasing the target.
Captain Ashton Turner scored 58 and was the last batter out, as Queensland secured their first win of this year’s competition.
Western Australia remain bottom of the ladder after losing all three of their matches so far.
Queensland beat Western Australia by 15 runs in a One-Day Cup match at the WACA ground.
Hugh Weibgen scored 103, his second century in successive One-Day Cup matches, as Queensland made 261 all out.
Western Australia were dismissed for 246 in 44 overs while chasing 262.
Ashton Turner top-scored for WA with 58 before he was last out.
The win was Queensland’s first in this year’s competition, while WA remained bottom of the ladder with three losses.
- Who
- Queensland and Western Australia, with Hugh Weibgen scoring 103 for Queensland.
- What
- Queensland won by 15 runs in a One-Day Cup match.
- When
- 13 October 2026.
- Where
- The WACA ground in Perth.
- Why
- Queensland set a target of 262 and dismissed WA for 246.
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- Result
- Queensland won by 15 runs
- Queensland score
- 261 all out in 45.2 overs
- Western Australia score
- 246 all out in 44 overs
- Hugh Weibgen
- 103 runs from 89 balls
- Ashton Turner
- 58 runs; last WA batter dismissed
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