Australia Domestic One-Day competition is a limited-overs cricket tournament which is hosted every on the grounds of Australia. This limited overs edition of the cricket tournament started in 1969-70.
Currently, the tournament is addressed as the ‘Marsh One-Day Cup for 2022-23 season and Cricket Australia is the administering body for this cricket tournament.
Usually, the game is played in a round robin format, including a final series. In its inaugural season, the tournament was played in a knockout format. All the matches are played in One-Day format that includes 50 overs in each inning.
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History of Australia One Day Cricket
England hosts the Gillette Cup of which the first match was played in 1963. In response to this, Australia started One Day Cricket and it became the 2nd nation to conduct one-day cricket matches.
This tournament is also differentiated being the first List A competition to characterize the numbers of the players on their backs, being introduced in 1995. The champions of the 2021-22 season of Australia One Day Cup are currently, New South Wales.
In the history of this cricket tournament, the Western Australia is the most successful team, bagging 14 championship titles.
Matches In the Tournament
The matches in One Day Cricket are played in a round-robin format that follows a final round. Previously, it was a knockout tournament and a total of 22 matches were played in the tournament.
In the competition whichever team wins, gets 4 points with losing sides getting 0. If there is tie or draw in a match, then both the participating teams get 2 two points each. If either of the team plays at a strike rate of 1.25 times more than their opponents, then they are awarded the bonus points.
Participating Teams In One Day Cricket In Australia
The domestic cricket tournament in Australia is hosted among the 6 teams from 6 different states. Though there are some teams who played for a short span in this tournament.
The New Zealand national team is one of them and have appeared in many early editions of the cricket tournament. Another squad represented the Australian Capital Territory for a limited time in the late 1990s. In the queue, Cricket Australia XI has also played as the 7th team for 3 seasons in between 2015-16.
Here is the list of teams appeared in One Day Cricket Cup
| State/Territory | Nickname | Home Ground | City |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. New South Wales | Blues | Sydney Cricket Ground | Sydney |
| 2. Queensland | Bulls | Brisbane Cricket Ground | Brisbane |
| 3. South Australia | Redbacks | Adelaide Oval | Adelaide |
| 4. Tasmania | Tigers | Bellerive Oval | Hobart |
| 5. Victoria | Bushrangers | Melbourne Cricket Ground | Melbourne |
| 6. Western Australia | Warriors | WACA Ground | Perth |
The name of the Australian Domestic One Day Cricket has been frequently renamed based on the sponsorship in that specific season. The recent tournament was named as Marsh One Day Cup for 2019-20 edition.
Here is the list of names and format of all the tournament matches hosted so far:
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1969/70–1978/79 – Straight knockout.
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1979/80–1981/82s – 2 pools of 3, semi-finals, 3rd/4th playoff and final.
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1982/83–1991/92 – 2 pools of 3, semi-finals and final
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1992/93–1999/2000 – Single round robin (i.e. home OR away), preliminary final and final
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2000/01–2010/11 – Double round robin home and away plus final.
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2011/12–2012/13 – Partial round robin (8 matches per team, 3 of 5 opponents played both home and away), plus final.
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2013/14 – Carnival format, 6 round games, preliminary final and final.
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2014/15 –Carnival format, 7 round games, preliminary final and final.
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2015/16–2017/18 – Carnival format, 8 round games, preliminary final and final.
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2018/19 – Single round robin, 2 qualification finals, 2 semi-finals and final.
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2019/20 – Present – Carnival format, 7 round games and final.
Here is the list of winners of Australian Domestic One-Day Cup:
| Series/Tournament | Season | Winner |
|---|---|---|
| V & G Australasian Knock-Out Competition | 1969/70 | New Zealand |
| V & G Australasian Knock-Out Competition | 1970/71 | West Aust |
| Coca-Cola Australasian Knock-Out Competition2014-15 | 1971/72 | Victoria |
| Coca-Cola Australasian Knock-Out Competition | 1972/73 | New Zealand |
| Gillette Cup (Australia) | 1973/74 | West Aust |
| Gillette Cup (Australia) | 1974/75 | New Zealand |
| Gillette Cup (Australia) | 1975/76 | Queensland |
| Gillette Cup (Australia) | 1976/77 | West Aust |
| Gillette Cup (Australia) | 1977/78 | West Aust |
| Gillette Cup (Australia) | 1978/79 | Tasmania |
| McDonald’s Cup | 1979/80 | Victoria |
| McDonald’s Cup | 1980/81 | Queensland |
| McDonald’s Cup | 1981/82 | Queensland |
| McDonald’s Cup | 1982/83 | West Aust |
| McDonald’s Cup | 1983/84 | South Aust |
| McDonald’s Cup | 1984/85 | NSW |
| McDonald’s Cup | 1985/86 | West Aust |
| McDonald’s Cup | 1986/87 | South Aust |
| McDonald’s Cup | 1987/88 | NSW |
| FAI Cup | 1988/89 | Queensland |
| FAI Cup | 1989/90 | West Aust |
| FAI Cup | 1990/91 | West Aust |
| FAI Cup | 1991/92 | NSW |
| Mercantile Mutual Cup | 1992/93 | NSW |
| Mercantile Mutual Cup | 1993/94 | NSW |
| Mercantile Mutual Cup | 1994/95 | Victoria |
| Mercantile Mutual Cup | 1995/956 | Queensland |
| Mercantile Mutual Cup | 1996/97 | West Aust |
| Mercantile Mutual Cup | 1997/98 | Queensland |
| Mercantile Mutual Cup | 1998/99 | Victoria |
| Mercantile Mutual Cup | 1999/00 | West Aust |
| Mercantile Mutual Cup | 2000/01 | NSW |
| ING Cup | 2001/02 | NSW |
| ING Cup | 2002/03 | NSW |
| ING Cup(in Australia) | 2003/04 | West Aust |
| ING Cup(in Australia) | 2004/05 | Tasmania |
| ING Cup(in Australia) | 2005/06 | NSW |
| Ford Ranger One Day Cup(in Australia) | 2006/07 | Queensland |
| Ford Ranger One Day Cup(in Australia) | 2007/08 | Tasmania |
| Ford Ranger Cup(in Australia) | 2008/09 | Queensland |
| Ford Ranger Cup(in Australia) | 2009/10 | Tasmania |
| Ryobi One-Day Cup (in Australia) | 2010/11 | South Aust |
| Ryobi One-Day Cup (in Australia) | 2011/12 | Queensland |
| Ryobi One-Day Cup (in Australia) | 2012/13 | Queensland |
| Ryobi One-Day Cup (in Australia) | 2013/14 | Victoria |
| Matador BBQs One-Day Cup (in Australia) | 2014/15 | West Aust |
| Matador BBQs One-Day Cup (in Australia) | 2015/16 | NSW |
| Matador BBQs One-Day Cup (in Australia) | 2016/17 | NSW |
| JLT One-Day Cup (in Australia) | 2017/18 | West Aust |
| JLT One-Day Cup (in Australia) | 2018/20 | Victoria |
| The Marsh Cup (in Australia) | 2020/21 | West Aust |
Summing Up
Australia One Day Cricket is one of the limited overs tournaments which is conducted in Australian grounds. The name of the tournament is frequently changed with the sponsorships in every season. Being a reputed domestic cricket tournament, it brings huge monetary opportunities for the bettors and you can get free cricket betting tips from our experts.
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