Western Australia Suffers Historic Batting Collapse Against Tasmania

In a remarkable turn of events, Western Australia lost eight wickets for just one run, marking one of the worst collapses in One-Day Cup history.

Western Australia was bowled out for 53 runs by Tasmania, with eight wickets falling for a single run, which was a wide.
The collapse is the second-lowest score in the history of the One-Day Cup, only slightly above South Australia's 51 against Tasmania in 2003.
Tasmania's Beau Webster was instrumental in the collapse, taking six wickets for 17 runs, while Billy Stanlake added three more.
Western Australia's innings saw six batsmen dismissed for ducks, with their title defense now in jeopardy as they sit at the bottom of the table.
Tasmania chased the target in 8.3 overs, securing their first win of the season and moving up to third in the standings.