Australia vs West Indies — Full Match Report & Statistical Breakdown
Club Cricket Fixture • Australia won the match by 62 run
Key Match Highlights
1. Match Overview & Context
In this 20-over encounter of Club Cricket Fixture, Australia took on West Indies on Jun 25, 2026, 07:35 AM. After competitive cricket across both innings, the fixture concluded with the official result: Australia won the match by 62 run. Across the match, spectators witnessed a combined total of 268 runs and 18 wickets fall between Australia (165/8 in 20.0 overs) and West Indies (103/10 in 14.0 overs).
2. Australia Innings Breakdown (165/8)
Batting in the first innings, Australia finished on 165/8 from 20.0 overs, maintaining an innings run rate of 8.25 runs per over. During the opening 6 overs, Australia accumulated 45 runs for the loss of 2 wickets. Cooper Conolly spearheaded the batting effort with 71 runs off 43 balls (including 6 fours and 4 sixes at a strike rate of 165.1). Valuable middle-order support came from Mitchell Marsh, who contributed 51 runs off 36 deliveries, while Steve Smith added 21 (17b). With the ball in the first innings, Shamar Joseph led the bowling figures with 3/43 in 4.0 overs (economy 10.75), assisted by Jason Holder (2/29 in 4.0 overs).
3. West Indies Chase & Second Innings Summary (103/10)
Pursuing a target of 166 runs for victory, West Indies recorded 103/10 in 14.0 overs at a scoring rate of 7.36 runs per over. Sherfane Rutherford anchored the chase for West Indies with 45 runs from 23 balls (3 fours, 4 sixes, strike rate 195.7), alongside Jason Holder who chipped in with 22 off 18 balls. Defending the total, Spencer Johnson delivered a key spell of 3/11 across 2.0 overs at an economy rate of 5.50, while Adam Zampa finished with 3/31 (4.0 overs).
4. Partnerships, Fielding & CricÓ MVP Standings
The highest batting stand of the match was forged by Mitchell Marsh and Cooper Conolly (Australia), who combined for 63 runs off 46 balls. In the field, both sides combined for 3 catches, 0 run-outs, and 0 stumpings, with Shai Hope making a notable impact in the outfield. According to the CricÓ MVP & Player Points engine—which evaluates runs, boundaries, strike rate milestones, wickets, dot balls, bowling economy, and fielding dismissals—Mitchell Marsh (Australia) topped the match rankings with 166.0 total points, followed closely by Jason Holder (126.0 points). Official Player of the Match honors were awarded to Mitchell Marsh.