Queensland scored 307 runs in their innings against Western Australia. Captain Jimmy Peirson was the standout, finishing with an unbeaten 101. In reply, Western Australia struggled, collapsing to 158 for 8. Fast bowler Xavier Bartlett led the bowling attack with three wickets for Queensland.
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West Indies won the toss and chose to bowl first in a T20I match against India. The West Indies team included spinner Gudakesh Motie in their lineup, making a change to their side. India opted to field an unchanged team from their previous match. The Indian squad entered the contest aiming to extend their ten-match winning streak in T20 International cricket.
Sri Lanka chose to bat first after winning the toss in the first T20I against Pakistan in Rawalpindi. Pakistan gave T20I debuts to two players: Razaullah and Mohammad Imran. The match is part of a bilateral series between the two nations. Pakistan's new T20I captain, Sahibzada Farhan, stated his team would have chosen to bowl first if they had won the toss.
Australia A defeated India A to claim a 2-0 lead in their series. The match was won by strong performances from Konstas, Philippe, and Johnson. India A's chase of 276 was hampered by the Australian pace attack's use of bounce. The result gives Australia A a commanding position in the series.
Australian cricketer Nic Maddinson returned to Test cricket as an opener. He faced 33 deliveries but did not score a single run. His return was cut short by South Africa's Wiaan Mulder just before the lunch interval. The morning session of the match was consequently dominated by the South African side.
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