Australia vs England - Pitch Report & Venue Stats · ODI 2026
Ground snapshot
| Match | 1st inn | 2nd inn | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| AUS vs IND D/L 19 Oct 2025 | 136/9 (26) | 131/3 (21.1) | 267 |
| AUS vs PAK D/L 10 Nov 2024 | 140/9 (31.5) | 143/2 (26.5) | 283 |
| AUS vs SA 04 Nov 2018 | 152/10 (38.1) | 153/4 (29.2) | 305 |
| AUS vs ENG 28 Jan 2018 | 259/10 (47.4) | 247/10 (48.2) | 506 |
Top scorer Marcus Stoinis 109
Top bowler Andrew Tye 5 wkts
Top scorer Joe Root 62
Top bowler Tom Curran 5 wkts
Australia vs England at Perth Stadium: pitch and ground record
Australia play England at Perth Stadium on Thursday 12 November in ODI 2026. The head-to-head is level at 12-12 from 24 meetings. Confirmed XIs land around the toss; until then this page shows each side's likely team and full squad.
Frequently asked questions
When and where is Australia vs England being played?
Australia vs England is being played at Perth Stadium on Thursday 12 November 2026, starting at 03:30 UK time (03:30 UTC, 09:00 IST).
What is the pitch like at Perth Stadium?
Over the last 2 completed matches at Perth Stadium since Jan 2018 (rain-affected games excluded), the average match total is 406 runs, the first innings averages 206 and teams batting first have won 50%. 71% of wickets fall to pace and 21% to spin.
What is Australia's record at Perth Stadium?
Australia have won 1 and lost 3 of their 4 matches at Perth Stadium. Across all sides, teams batting first have won 50% of matches there. The ground's average scores and toss record are on the venue tab.
What is England's record at Perth Stadium?
England have won 1 and lost 0 of their 1 match at Perth Stadium. Across all sides, teams batting first have won 50% of matches there. The ground's average scores and toss record are on the venue tab.
Who is playing in Australia vs England?
Confirmed XIs are announced around the toss, about 30 minutes before the start. Based on their last matches, Australia are likely to field Mitchell Marsh, Travis Head, Cooper Connolly, Oliver Peake and 7 more, and England Tom Banton, Ben Duckett, Joe Root, Harry Brook and 7 more. The full predicted XIs and squads are on this page.
Who leads the Australia vs England head-to-head record?
The head-to-head is level at 12-12 from 24 matches. They last met at Gaddafi Stadium on 22 Feb 2025: Australia won by 5 wickets (with 15 balls remaining).
What is Australia's current form in 2026?
Australia have won 6 and lost 6 of their 12 matches in 2026, averaging 254.2 runs per match and conceding 240.9. Each side's last five results are on this page, beside the head-to-head record.
What is England's current form in 2026?
England have won 6 and lost 3 of their 9 matches in 2026, averaging 293 runs per match and conceding 253.1. Each side's last five results are on this page, beside the head-to-head record.
Who are the top run-scorers in Australia vs England head-to-head matches?
Across the 24 meetings Statz has on record, the top run-scorers in Australia vs England meetings are Travis Head (Australia, 829 runs), Jonny Bairstow (England, 653 runs) and Jason Roy (England, 617 runs). The head-to-head card on this page has each of those matches, with the scores and the result.
Who are the top wicket-takers in Australia vs England head-to-head matches?
Across the 24 meetings Statz has on record, the top wicket-takers in Australia vs England meetings are Adam Zampa (Australia, 36 wickets), Adil Rashid (England, 35 wickets) and Mitchell Starc (Australia, 24 wickets). The head-to-head card on this page has each of those matches, with the scores and the result.
Who are the in-form batters for Australia and England?
Across each side's last 10 matches, the leading run-scorers are Joe Root (England, 575 runs in 10 innings), Cooper Connolly (Australia, 408 runs in 10 innings) and Ben Duckett (England, 399 runs in 10 innings). Joe Root's latest innings: 44, 15 and 18.
Who are the in-form bowlers for Australia and England?
Across each side's last 10 matches, the leading wicket-takers are Nathan Ellis (Australia, 16 wickets in 8 innings), Adam Zampa (Australia, 10 wickets in 10 innings) and Will Jacks (England, 10 wickets in 8 innings). Each bowler's figures from those matches are in the form cards on this page.