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Australia vs England, 1st ODI, England tour of Australia 2026 

Australia vs England, 1st ODI, England tour of Australia 2026 

The 1st ODI between Australia and England is scheduled for Friday, November 13, 2026, at Optus Stadium (Perth Stadium) in Perth. The match begins at 11:30 AM local time (AWST), which corresponds to 03:30 AM GMT and 09:15 AM NPT.

Team squads with their playing role 

The official squads and designated playing roles for the Australia vs England 1st ODI are listed below. Mitchell Marsh captains Australia’s 14-member squad, while Harry Brook leads England’s 16-member squad following injury replacements for Jacob Bethell and Josh Tongue. 

Australia ODI Squad

Australia’s ODI squad is led by Mitchell Marsh and features a mix of experienced international players and emerging talent. The lineup includes specialist batters, wicketkeeper-batters, all-rounders and pace and spin bowling options.
Player NamePlaying Role
Mitchell Marsh (C)Batting All-rounder
Travis HeadBatter
Matt RenshawBatter
Alex Carey (WK)Wicketkeeper-Batter
Josh Inglis (WK)Wicketkeeper-Batter
Cameron GreenBatting All-rounder
Cooper ConnollyBatting All-rounder
Liam ScottBatting All-rounder
Jack EdwardsBowling All-rounder
Oliver PeakeBowling All-rounder
Xavier BartlettBowler
Mahli BeardmanBowler
Spencer JohnsonBowler
Adam ZampaBowler

England ODI Squad

England’s ODI squad is captained by Harry Brook and brings together experienced batters, wicketkeeper-batters and a range of all-rounders. The bowling group includes both pace and spin options for the team’s campaign.
Player NamePlaying Role
Harry Brook (C)Batter
Ben DuckettBatter
Joe RootBatter
Tom Banton (WK)Wicketkeeper-Batter
Jordan Cox (WK)Wicketkeeper-Batter
James ColesBatting All-rounder
Will JacksBatting All-rounder
Gus AtkinsonBowling All-rounder
Sam CurranBowling All-rounder
Liam DawsonBowling All-rounder
Jamie OvertonBowling All-rounder
Jofra ArcherBowler
Sonny BakerBowler
Henry CrocombeBowler
Eddie JackBowler
Adil RashidBowler

1st ODI Match Winner Prediction

Pre-match statistical models and betting odds give Australia a slight edge, with an estimated winning probability of 54% to 58%. England’s chances are placed between 42% and 46%. This narrow margin points to a balanced contest between Australia’s home conditions and England’s in-form batting lineup.

Estimated Win Probability

Australia 56%
England 44%
Australia 54%–58%
England 42%–46%
Australia holds a modest advantage in the pre-match assessment, but England remains firmly in contention. The predicted gap is small, so the toss, conditions and performances on the day could have a major influence on the result.

Head-to-Head Match Record

Australia holds a clear historical advantage over England in One Day Internationals, leading 92 wins to 65 across 162 matches. Two matches ended in ties and three produced no result, giving Australia a 58.49% win percentage in completed games.

Overall ODI Head-to-Head Summary

Australia holds the overall advantage in ODI meetings against England, with 92 wins from 162 matches. England has recorded 65 victories, while two matches ended in a tie and three produced no result.
MetricAustraliaEngland
Total Matches162162
Matches Won9265
Matches Lost6592
Tied / No Result2 / 32 / 3
Win Percentage58.49%41.50%
Wins in Australia4825
Wins in England3638
Neutral Venue Wins82

Overall Win Percentage

Australia 58.49%
England 41.50%
Australia’s strongest advantage comes at home, where it has 48 wins compared with England’s 25. England has a slight edge in matches played on English soil, with 38 wins to Australia’s 36. Australia also leads the neutral-venue record, with eight victories against England’s two.

Match Day Forecast

Dry, warm, and uninterrupted playing conditions are expected at Perth Stadium for the 1st ODI on Friday, November 13, 2026. Temperatures will peak around 27°C, with only a 10% chance of rain throughout the day and evening. 

Hourly Match Window Forecast

The match begins at 11:30 AM AWST, with steady afternoon sea breezes expected before conditions cool into the evening. Cloudy skies and a low chance of rain are forecast throughout the match window.

Hourly Forecast (Local Time – AWST)

Local Time (AWST)Sky ConditionTemperatureRain ChanceWind
11:00 AM (Pre-Match / Toss)Cloudy27°C10%West at 8 km/h (5 mph)
01:00 PM (First Innings)Cloudy27°C10%Southwest at 16 km/h (10 mph)
03:00 PM (Innings Break)Cloudy26°C10%Southwest at 19 km/h (12 mph)
05:00 PM (Second Innings)Cloudy25°C10%Southwest at 19 km/h (12 mph)
Evening / NightCloudyLow 17°C10%Southwest at 19 km/h (12 mph)

Impact on Match Conditions

Minimal Rain Threat: A low 10% precipitation probability means the match is expected to proceed without weather delays or Duckworth-Lewis-Stern (DLS) interruptions.
Afternoon Sea Breeze: The classic Perth south-westerly breeze, known as the “Fremantle Doctor”, is forecast to pick up to around 19–32 km/h (12–20 mph) during the afternoon. This breeze can help swing bowlers find movement in the air.
Low Dew Factor: Moderate humidity around 48%–55% makes heavy evening dew unlikely. Bowlers are expected to maintain a solid grip on the ball during the second innings.

Disclaimer The predictions and betting insights on this page are based on expert analysis, current form and statistical data for entertainment purposes only. Please bet responsibly and in accordance with the laws and regulations of your country.