Australia Domestic One-Day Cup 2025: Full Schedule, Squads & Match Details

The 2025–26 Australia Domestic One-Day Cup, also known as the Dean Jones Trophy, kicked off on September 16 and marks the 57th edition of the country’s premier 50-over domestic competition. This domestic tournament features six traditional state teams: New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria, and Western Australia. The tournament follows a straightforward round-robin format, with the top two sides set to battle it out in the final on February 28, 2026.

South Australia enters as the defending champion after a strong last season, but early indicators suggest stiff competition, as shown in the Victoria vs Tasmania match, which is just the 3rd match of the tournament. The tournament has already seen promising performances from rising stars and seasoned internationals alike, with names like Mitch Owen, Marnus Labuschagne, Matthew Wade and Glenn Maxwell drawing attention. Maxwell's presence is excellent for Australia as he is one of the best all-rounders in the world.

Australia Domestic One Day Cup Schedule 2025

The Australia Domestic One Day Cup 2025 schedule has been released. It tracks the journey of six state teams, New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, and Tasmania, as they compete in Australia’s premier domestic 50-over competition. The tournament kicked off on September 16, and the final is set for February 28. Here are the Australia Domestic One-Day Cup venues:

Australia Domestic One Day Cup Squads 2025

The Australia Domestic One-Day Cup squads have been announced. New South Wales will field the likes of Moises Henriques and Adam Zampa. Victoria have the firepower in Glenn Maxwell and Matthew Short, while Western Australia rely on a group featuring Ashton Turner and Ashton Agar. All these players count among the most famous Australian cricketers. South Australia, the reigning champions, have key players like Travis Head and Alex Carey. Here are the Australia Domestic One-Day Cup squads.

New South Wales Squad

Oliver Davies, Kurtis Patterson, Blake Nikitaras, Nic Maddinson, Moises Henriques, Lachlan Shaw, Matthew Gilkes, William Salzmann, Adam Zampa, Sean Abbott, Ryan Hadley, Liam Hatcher, Tanveer Sangha.

Western Australia Squad

Sam Fanning, Teague Wyllie, Ashton Turner, Hilton Cartwright, Ashton Agar, Will Malajczuk, Cameron Bancroft, Joel Curtis, Sam Whiteman, Bryce Jackson, Matthew Kelly, Albert Esterhuysen, Liam Haskett, Joel Paris.

Queensland Squad

Lachlan Hearne, Jack Clayton, Marnus Labuschagne, Matt Renshaw, Hayden Kerr, Michael Neser, Hugh Weibgen, Tom Straker, Jack Wildermuth, Jimmy Peirson, Benji Floros, Mitchell Swepson, Gurinder Sandhu.

Victoria Squad

Harry Dixon, Matthew Short, Marcus Harris, Thomas Fraser Rogers, Jai Lemire, Campbell Kellaway, Blake Macdonald, Glenn Maxwell, Will Sutherland, Fergus O Neill, Liam Blackford, Sam Harper, Peter Handscomb, Austin Anlezark, Xavier Crone, Sam Elliott, Cameron McClure, Todd Murphy, Mitchell Perry, Callum Stow.

South Australia Squad

Travis Head, Jason Sangha, Jake Fraser-McGurk, Thomas Kelly, Henry Hunt, Mackenzie Harvey, Conor McInerney, Aidan Cahill, Jake Lehmann, Nathan McSweeney, Liam Scott, Daniel Drew, Campbell Thompson, Alex Carey, Harry Matthias, Harry Nielsen, Wes Agar, Jordan Buckingham, Spencer Johnson, Brendan Doggett, Lloyd Pope, Ben Manenti, Nathan McAndrew, Henry Thornton.

Tasmania Squad

Charlie Wakim, Jake Weatherald, Tim Ward, Macalister Wright, Mitchell Owen, Beau Webster, Bradley Hope, Nikhil Chaudhary, Matthew Wade, Matthew Kuhnemann, Iain Carlisle, Riley Meredith, Nathan Ellis, Billy Stanlake.