Josh Phillippe's engaging knock up top and Cameron Bancroft's completing demonstration were instrumental in Western Australia getting an exhilarating success over Victoria on Saturday (October 22). In a downpour abbreviated experience, WA won in the last done with only four balls in excess, having lost seven wickets. Phillippe got his side off to a flier in the run pursue of 245. D'Arcy Short at the opposite end looked strong in his run-a-ball 33 as WA seemed to kill the pursuit pretty early. In excess of 100 runs were brought currently up in only 12 overs before Scott Boland stopped Phillippe's hurricane 81. The wicketkeeper-batsman made hundred years against a similar resistance simply last month and this time took only 50 balls to rush to 81. That excusal gave Victoria an opening to make further advances. While Bancroft was struck toward one side, Victoria continued to strike at ordinary stretches at the opposite finish to engage any expectations of a success. Nonetheless, requiring six runs from the last finished, Bancroft got back to back limits off the initial two balls to guarantee his side completed on the triumphant side once more. Prior in the day, Matthew Short's 75 and a solid completion from Jonathan Merlo assisted Victoria with posting 244. In a challenge diminished to 36 overs for every side, the Victorian batsman established a strong groundwork in the main portion of the innings. Short's 75 fell off only 59 conveyances and any semblance of Marcus Harris and Peter Handscomb got off to begins also. Sadly, they couldn't carry on the great work that constrained the lower center request to think of convenient appearances. They did precisely that as Will Sutherland originally hit a 18-ball 24 which was then trailed by Merlo's large hitting act that saw him bring three sixes to assist his side get done with a solid aggregate, which tragically still wasn't sufficient. Brief scores: Victoria 244/6 in 36 overs (Matthew Short 75; Andrew Tye 3/55) lost to Western Australia (Josh Phillippe 81, Cameron Bancroft 78*; Will Sutherland 2/43) by 3 wickets