Paris and Curtis hold out for WA to secure draw against NSW
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 22, 2026, 11:22 AM
Last updated Oct 22, 2026

At the end of a close match on October 22, WA's last wicket pair, Paris and Curtis, managed to hold off New South Wales, forcing a draw. Batting with a runner due to a hamstring injury, Paris and Curtis survived 28 overs at No. 11 to prevent NSW from claiming victory. The dramatic finish illustrates the resilience of WA in a challenging encounter. This match concluded without a winner, intensifying the competition in the current league standings.
- •WA's last wicket stands firm for 28 overs
- •Paris bats with a runner due to hamstring injury
- •Match ended in a draw on October 22
- •NSW failed to secure a win despite pressure
- •Competition remains tight in league standings
- 11:22 AMESPNcricinfo — Injured Paris and Curtis hold out New South Wales in thriller to force a draw for WA
"Batting with a runner at No.11 after injuring his hamstring, Paris and Curtis survived 28 overs for the last wicket to hold out NSW
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