Match 1st ODI
England Tour of Australia 2026
November 13, 2026, 9:00 am
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Perth Stadium, Perth

AUS vs ENG Today’s Match Prediction & Cricket Betting Tips: England Tour of Australia 2026, 1st ODI, November 13

Published on: Nov 10, 2026 12:45 pm IST | Updated on: Nov 10, 2026 12:45 pm IST

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The underperforming Aussies have rushed back home in a quest to reset their recent dreadful run in the ODIs. They will host one of their favorite opponents at home. i.e., England, in a 3-match ODI series set to kick off at Perth Stadium on November 13. England is one of those sides in world cricket, along with New Zealand, that play their worst cricket in Australia. The hosts couldn’t have asked for a better opponent at home to get their ODI campaign back on track and test their combinations to build a blueprint of their best possible squad for next year’s ODI World Cup. In this post, we have come up with free expert tips for the 1st ODI match, AUS vs ENG, at the Perth Stadium, Perth.

Win Probability: AUS vs ENG

Australia playing at home should start as the favorites. England have never enjoyed much down under, irrespective of the format. They have struggled against Australia in Australia, and something similar could happen in this series as well. Both teams are missing some of their key players, making this contest and the series a fairly contested one. Talking about this particular game, the win probability meter should lean in favor of the hosts, Australia. Let’s continue with the post and find out the best cricket tips for the 1st ODI match, AUS vs ENG, at the Perth Stadium, Perth.

AUS: 54% win chance
ENG: 46% win chance

  • England in their last five ODIs, have managed only two losses and lost three.
  • They head into this series after a disastrous run in the Pakistan triangular series, where they could only manage a win out of four contests.
  • Australia heads into this series on the back of a series defeat to the Proteas in South Africa 2-1.
  • The hosts have won three and lost two of their last five ODIs. Two of those three wins came against Zimbabwe.
  • Both teams have collided only once at this venue in ODIs back in 2018. England won that contest by 12 runs.

Cricket Betting Tips for AUS vs ENG- 1st ODI

Mitchell Marsh to score Over 28.5

The Aussie skipper will be opening the innings and is in fine nick in the format in recent times, having scored 297 runs in his last 6 matches, averaging nearly 50.

Travis Head to score Over 30.5

Travis scored a fifty across the three innings in the series against South Africa which Australia lost 2-1 and accumulated 144 runs in the series at an average of 48. Playing at home, the Aussie opener will be looking to start off well.

Ben Duckett to score Over 27.5

The English left-hand opener has been doing pretty well in the ODIs. He is fresh off a 66-ball 59 in the tour game against Western Australia at the W.A.C.A Perth. Expect Ben to be amongst runs in this game as well.

Harry Brook to score Over 32.5

The last ODI series Harry played, he scored a blisteriing double ton in the game against Sri Lanka. The English skipper has been in blunt form and will look to transcend the same in this game as well.

AUS vs ENG Today’s Match Prediction

Check out our prediction for the AUS vs ENG 1st ODI match at the Perth Stadium in Perth.

Australia will look to kick off their home leg with a win

With the ODI World Cup now less than a year away, Australia will view this home series as an important opportunity to test their depth and identify players who can strengthen their title defense. While the absence of established pace spearheads Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood leaves a significant void in the bowling attack, it also opens the door for a new generation of talent to make its mark.

Xavier Bartlett is expected to lead a relatively inexperienced pace unit alongside Spencer Johnson and promising youngster Mahli Beardman, who could earn his ODI debut. The all-round department also has a fresh look, with Liam Scott and Jack Edwards eager to build on the experience gained during Australia’s extensive overseas assignments earlier this year. Another exciting prospect is middle-order batter Ollie Peake, whose maturity and composure continue to impress despite being only 20 years old.

Despite the experimental bowling lineup, Australia still possess a formidable batting core. Mitch Marsh, Travis Head, Cameron Green and Josh Inglis provide proven match-winning quality, while Matthew Renshaw has further cemented his place across formats. Backed by home conditions and a blend of youth and experience, Australia will be confident of starting their home campaign on a winning note.

What England have up their sleeves to offer in this ODI series?

England head into the ODI series with plenty of intrigue surrounding their team combination, particularly the role of Jacob Bethell. The talented all-rounder is expected to walk straight back into the XI once fully fit, but with Tom Banton making a compelling case for selection, fitting everyone into the side could prove challenging. Banton has been in outstanding form, piling up runs consistently at the top of the order, while Ben Duckett remains one of England’s most dependable white-ball batters.

Brendon McCullum’s side also boasts a number of tactical options. England could reshuffle the batting order, hand wicketkeeping duties back to Banton, or even opt for a pace-heavy attack suited to Australian conditions. On the fast and bouncy Perth surface, they may rely on the part-time spin of Bethell and Will Jacks rather than fielding two frontline spinners.

The biggest boost, however, is the return of Jofra Archer. His pace and ability to trouble Australia’s top order add a genuine X-factor to England’s attack. Although the injury-enforced absence of Josh Tongue is a setback, England still possess enough firepower and flexibility to pose a serious challenge throughout the series. Let’s move ahead and check the cricket tips.

AUS vs ENG Head-to-Head

Matches Played: 162
ENG won: 65
AUS won: 92
No Result: 3
Tied: 2
RECENT form AUSTRALIA: W W L L W
RECENT form ENGLAND: W L L L W

In 162 ODIs played between England and Australia, the Aussies have been the dominant side with 92 wins, whereas England have only managed 65 wins in this battle. Three games ended without a result, whereas two games ended as a tie. 

Team Analysis: Australia vs ENGLAND

How will the two teams, i.e., Australia vs England, fare in the first ODI in Perth? Let’s take a look.

Australia (AUS)

  • Another white-ball series and another instance when the ‘Ultimate Rest Man’ Patrick Cummins continues to rest.
  • In his absence, Mitchell Marsh will once again take the captaincy role.
  • The amount of white-ball games Pat Cummins misses in the name of ‘rest’ – Cricket Australia should seriously consider handing Mitchell Marsh full-time ODI captaincy role.
  • Besides Cummins, Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood, the other two pacers have also been rested.
  • Nathan Ellis is yet to recover from a side strain he picked up in South Africa.
  • After getting dropped from the New Zealand Test squad, it seems like Marnus Labuschagne has already played his final ODI for Australia.
  • Mitchell Marsh, the skipper, and Travis Head should continue opening the innings.
  • Cooper Connolly, Cameron Green, Josh Inglis, and Matthew Renshaw should complete the batting order.
  • In the absence of the regular pace trio, Xavier Bartlett and Spencer Johnson should form the pace duo, and Mahli Beardman is expected to make his ODI debut and turn up as the third pacer.
  • Adam Zampa will continue as the only spin bowling option, with the likes of Cooper Connolly, Travis Head and Matthew Renshaw chipping in as part-timers.
  • Cameron Green will continue playing as a specialist batter.

Expected Starting 11

Mitchell Marsh (C), Travis Head, Cooper Connolly, Cameron Green, Josh Inglis (WK), Matthew Renshaw, Jack Edwards, Xavier Bartlett, Spencer Johnson, Adam Zampa, Mahli Beardman

ENGLAND (ENG)

  • England have named a 15-man squad for the series led by Harry Brook.
  • After a long injury layoff, Jacob Bethell is finally back in the squad.
  • Unfortunately, Josh Tongue has returned home due to an injury to his left toe and will be missing the entire series.
  • With Bethell back in the squad, he will most likely get into the eleven for Jordan Cox.
  • Tom Banton and Ben Duckett should continue opening the innings.
  • The middle order should comprise the likes of Ben Duckett, Joe Root, Jacob Bethell, and skipper Harry Brook.
  • Will Jacks, Sam Curran, and Jamie Overton will be the all-rounder trio.
  • Gus Atkinson, Jofra Archer, and Sonny Baker should form the pace trio.
  • Will Jacks and Jacob Bethell will keep up with the spin bowling department, as there won’t be any need for the specialist spinner.
  • Adil Rashid and Liam Dawson may sit out in this game.

Expected Starting 11

Tom Banton (WK), Ben Duckett, Joe Root, Jacob Bethell, Harry Brook (C), Sam Curran, Will Jacks, Jamie Overton, Gus Atkinson, Jofra Archer, Sonny Baker

Weather Conditions and Pitch Report

Here’s the pitch and weather report for the 1st ODI of the England Tour of Australia 2026 between Australia and England at the Perth Stadium in Perth:

Pitch ReportWeather Report
Perth Stadium traditionally offers good pace and bounce, allowing fast bowlers to extract movement with the new ball.Perth is expected to experience warm conditions during the afternoon with plenty of sunshine.
Batters who spend time at the crease can capitalize on the true bounce and play their shots freely.Rain is not expected to be a significant factor, making a full 50-over contest likely.
Fast bowlers generally enjoy more assistance than spinners at this venue.Temperatures are likely to hover around the high-20s°C during the match.
The surface tends to remain consistent throughout the game, ensuring value for stroke-makers.Conditions should remain comfortable for players and spectators alike.
Chasing sides have enjoyed slightly better results in ODIs played here.Light-to-moderate breeze may assist seamers early in the innings.
A first-innings score of 290-320 could be highly competitive on this wicket.Clear skies and excellent visibility are expected throughout the fixture.

Toss Prediction

Perth Stadium has historically offered assistance to fast bowlers, especially with the new ball, while chasing sides have enjoyed reasonable success in ODIs at the venue. With a fresh surface expected and conditions favorable for seamers early on, the captain winning the toss is likely to opt to bowl first and take advantage of the early assistance.

Where to Watch Today’s Match

The online live streaming of the 1st ODI match of the England Tour of Australia 2026 will take place live on the JioHotstar app. The live TV coverage for this series will be available across the Star Sports Network Channels.

AUS vs ENG: Today’s Match Predictions

Australia may not be the stronger side entering this contest with some of their key players missing from the squad. However, playing at home against England, who have struggled a lot in Australia irrespective of the format, Australia should fancy their chances of making it big over England not only in this contest but in the series as well. Therefore, Australia is expected to win the AUS vs ENG 1st ODI match of the series.

 

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