The 2024-25 edition of the Domestic Australia One-Day Cup or what’s also called the Marsh One-Day Cup for sponsorship reasons has already started. If you are looking for the Marsh One-Day Cup betting tips, predictions and odds for all the matches for this tournament, you have come to the right place.
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Match by Match Domestic Australia One-Day Cup Predictions & Results
Match 12: South Australia vs New South Wales Predictions Tips
Prediction 1: New South Wales to win: 3/4 (with 1xbet here)
Match 13: Victoria vs Western Australia Predictions Tips
Prediction 1: Western Australia to win: 3/4 (with 1xbet here)
Match 14: Tasmania vs Queensland Predictions Tips
Prediction 1: Queensland to win: 3/4 (with 1xbet here)
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Current Marsh One-Day Cup Outright Title Winner Odds*
*last updated: September 23, 2024
Please note these odds will keep changing as we get closer to the start of the tournament.
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Everything about the Marsh One-Day Cup 2024
What is the Marsh One-Day Cup? The Marsh One-Day Cup is the 50-over-a-side, domestic competition held in Australia and is contested by their six state teams. Having first started in the 1969-70 season and has been played every season since then.
Teams participating in the Marsh One-Day Cup face three of the remaining five teams in one match and take on the other two teams twice. This means each of the six sides in the tournaments plays seven matches apiece.
At the end of the group stage of the tournament, the top two teams feature in the final.
Marsh One Day Cup, 2024/25 Squads
Queensland Squad: Bryce Street, Hugh Weibgen, Hugo Burdon, Jack Clayton, Lachlan Hearne, Marnus Labuschagne, Matt Renshaw, Max Bryant, Usman Khawaja, Angus Lovell, Jack Sinfield, Jack Wildermuth, Michael Neser, Ben McDermott (Wk), Jem Ryan (Wk), Jimmy Peirson (Wk), Lachlan Aitken (Wk), Callum Vidler, Connor Sully, Gurinder Sandhu, Liam Guthrie, Mark Steketee, Mitchell Swepson, Tom Straker, Tom Whitney, Xavier Bartlett
Western Australia Squad: Cameron Bancroft, Corey Wasley, Hilton Cartwright, Jayden Goodwin, Sam Fanning, Teague Wyllie, Aaron Hardie, Ashton Turner, Cameron Green, Cooper Connolly, D’Arcy Short, Keaton Critchell, Mitchell Marsh, Baxter Holt (Wk), Josh Inglis (Wk), Sam Whiteman (Wk), Brody Couch, Bryce Jackson, Cameron Gannon, Charlie Stobo, Corey Rocchiccioli, Hamish McKenzie, Jhye Richardson, Joel Paris, Josh Vernon, Lance Morris, Liam Haskett, Mahli Beardman, Sam Greer, Matthew Kelly
New South Wales Squad: Blake Nikitaras, Daniel Hughes, Joel Davies, Kurtis Patterson, Nic Maddinson, Oliver Davies, Ryan Hackney, Sam Konstas, Steven Smith, Hayden Kerr, Jack Edwards, Moises Henriques, Josh Philippe (Wk), Lachlan Shaw (Wk), Matthew Gilkes (Wk), Ryan Hicks (Wk), Adam Zampa, Ben Dwarshuis, Charlie Anderson, Chris Green, Chris Tremain, Jack Nisbet, Jackson Bird, Josh Hazlewood, Liam Hatcher, Mitchell Starc, Nathan Lyon, Pat Cummins, Ryan Hadley, Sean Abbott, Tanveer Sangha, William Salzmann
South Australia Squad: Daniel Drew, Henry Hunt, Jake Fraser-McGurk, Jake Lehmann, Jason Sangha, Mackenzie Harvey, Thomas Kelly, Travis Head, Aidan Cahill, Benjamin Manenti, Campbell Thompson, Conor McInerney, Kyle Brazell, Liam Scott, Nathan McSweeney, Alex Carey (Wk), Harry Matthias (Wk), Harry Nielsen (Wk), Brendan Doggett, Harry Conway, Henry Thornton, Jordan Buckingham, Lloyd Pope, Nathan McAndrew, Spencer Johnson, Wes Agar
Tasmania Squad: Caleb Jewell, Charlie Wakim, Jake Weatherald, Jordan Silk, Macalister Wright, Nicholas Davis, Tim Ward, Aidan O’Connor, Beau Webster, Bradley Hope, Jarrod Freeman, Mitchell Owen, Nivethan Radhakrishnan, Raf MacMillan, Jake Doran (Wk), Billy Stanlake, Gabe Bell, Iain Carlisle, Kieran Elliott, Lawrence Neil-Smith, Matthew Kuhnemann, Nathan Ellis, Riley Meredith, Will Prestwidge
Victoria Squad: Ashley Chandrasinghe, Campbell Kellaway, Dylan Brasher, Harry Dixon, Josh Brown, Marcus Harris, Thomas Rogers, Will Pucovski, Glenn Maxwell, Jonathan Merlo, Matthew Short, Will Sutherland, Xavier Crone, Jai Lemire (Wk), Liam Blackford (Wk), Peter Handscomb (Wk), Sam Harper (Wk), Austin Anlezark, Cameron McClure, Doug Warren, Fergus O’Neill, Mitchell Perry, Peter Siddle, Reiley Mark, Sam Elliott, Scott Boland, Todd Murphy, Tyler Pearson
Marsh One-Day Cup 2024 Schedule & Fixtures
| Date | Match | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| Sun, 22 Sep ’24 | New South Wales vs Western Australia | Sydney Olympic Park |
| Mon, 23 Sep ’24 | Tasmania vs Victoria | Melbourne |
| Tue, 24 Sep ’24 | South Australia vs Western Australia | Sydney Olympic Park |
| Wed, 25 Sep ’24 | Tasmania vs Queensland | Melbourne |
| Thu, 26 Sep ’24 | New South Wales vs South Australia | Sydney Olympic Park |
| Fri, 27 Sep ’24 | Victoria vs Queensland | Melbourne |
| Sun, 13 Oct ’24 | Western Australia vs Queensland | Perth |
| Fri, 25 Oct ’24 | Victoria vs New South Wales | Melbourne |
| Tue, 05 Nov ’24 | South Australia vs Victoria | Adelaide |
| Mon, 11 Nov ’24 | South Australia vs New South Wales | Adelaide |
| Tue, 12 Nov ’24 | Victoria vs Western Australia | Melbourne |
| Mon, 02 Dec ’24 | Tasmania vs Queensland | Hobart |
| Thu, 13 Feb ’25 | Queensland vs New South Wales | Brisbane |
| Sat, 22 Feb ’25 | New South Wales vs Victoria | Sydney Olympic Park |
| Sun, 23 Feb ’25 | Queensland vs Western Australia | Brisbane |
| Sat, 01 Mar ’25 | Final (TBA) | TBA |
Previous Marsh One-Day Cup Winners
- 2023-24: Western Australia
- 2022-23: Western Australia
- 2021-22: Western Australia
- 2020-21: New South Wales
- 2019-20: Western Australia
- 2018-19: Victoria
- 2017-18: Western Australia
- 2016-17: New South Wales
- 2015-16: New South Wales
- 2014-15: Western Australia
- 2013-14: Queensland
What Happened in the Previous Edition of the Marsh One-Day Cup?
Western Australia grabbed their 17th title in the Australian domestic one-day cup history by defeating New South Wales in the final.
Inserted into bat, New South Wales were bowled out for 169 in 42 overs with Joel Paris grabbing four wickets and Hilton Cartwright then hitting an unbeaten 73 to guide WA to a five-wicket win with nearly 17 overs remaining.
2023 Marsh One-Day Cup Stats
Best Batters (Most Runs)
- Daniel Hughes: 453
- Sam Whiteman: 419
- Tom Rogers: 406
- Moises Henriques: 364
- Caleb Jewell: 327
Best Bowlers (Most Wickets)
- Andrew Tye: 15
- Jack Edwards: 14
- Will Salzmann: 13
- Will Sutherland: 13
- Sam Elliot: 13
How to Watch the Marsh One-Day Cup 2024 Live Streaming & on Television?
The Marsh One-Day Cup 2024 will be streamed live on the official Cricket Australia website, cricket.com.au. It will also be telecast on the CA Live App.
The matches can also be watched in Australia through Kayo Freebies while eight of the games will be live on Fox Cricket, including the final.
