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Hardie and injured Fanning lead Western Australia to two-wicket win
Western Australia chased a target of 201 and won by two wickets.
Aaron Hardie scored 80 runs without being out.
Fanning also remained not out, scoring 14 while carrying a serious hamstring injury.
Their contributions helped Western Australia complete the chase.
The narrow finish made it a thrilling victory.
The available details do not say who Western Australia played or what comes next.
Western Australia beat their opponents by two wickets in a chase of 201.
Hardie made 80 not out to help guide Western Australia to victory.
Fanning scored 14 not out while carrying a serious hamstring injury.
The result was described as a thrilling chase.
- Who
- Western Australia won, led by Hardie and Fanning.
- What
- Western Australia chased 201 and won by two wickets.
- When
- 2026-10-11, the article's publication date.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Hardie and Fanning guided Western Australia home in the chase.
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- Target
- 201
- Winning margin
- Two wickets
- Hardie's score
- 80 not out
- Fanning's score
- 14 not out
- Fanning's injury
- Serious hamstring injury
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