All scoresQueensland won by 15 runs
Western Australia246/1044.0 ov
Queensland261/1045.2 ov
Queensland won by 15 runs
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Alert history
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- Wicket — Queensland 261/10Innings 2 at 261 all out.
- Match finishedQueensland won by 15 runs
- Queensland innings endedQueensland all out for 261.
- Wicket — Western Australia 220/9Innings 2 at 220/9.
- Wicket — Western Australia 219/8Innings 2 at 219/8.
- Wicket — Western Australia 219/7Innings 2 at 219/7.
- Wicket — Western Australia 180/6Innings 2 at 180/6.
- Wicket — Western Australia 164/5Innings 2 at 164/5.
- Wicket — Western Australia 161/4Innings 2 at 161/4.
- Wicket — Western Australia 156/3Innings 2 at 156/3.
- Wicket — Western Australia 147/2Innings 2 at 147/2.
- Wicket — Western Australia 56/1Innings 2 at 56/1.
- Wicket — Queensland 261/10Innings 1 at 261 all out.
- Queensland innings endedQueensland all out for 261.
- Wicket — Queensland 236/9Innings 1 at 236/9.
- Wicket — Queensland 236/8Innings 1 at 236/8.
- Wicket — Queensland 221/7Innings 1 at 221/7.
- Wicket — Queensland 211/6Innings 1 at 211/6.
- Wicket — Queensland 172/5Innings 1 at 172/5.
- Wicket — Queensland 151/4Innings 1 at 151/4.
- Wicket — Queensland 149/3Innings 1 at 149/3.
- Wicket — Queensland 37/2Innings 1 at 37/2.
- Wicket — Queensland 10/1Innings 1 at 10/1.
- Match startedWestern Australia vs Queensland is under way at W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth.
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