In this series of articles, the best-performing teams in Australia’s 50-over domestic competition are being selected. This installment takes a look at Western Australia. Shaun Marsh (2002-2022) has had an impressive career, with three titles, 3672 runs at an average of 44.78, 10 centuries, and 11 man of the match awards. He is the highest scorer in one-day runs and has earned more player of the match awards and hit more centuries for WA than any other player. Geoff Marsh (1982-1994) is another standout player, with two titles, 1596 runs at an average of 53.2, three centuries, and five man of the match awards. He has the fifth-highest average in competition history. Damien Martyn (1991-2005) has one title, 2207 runs at an average of 47.17, four centuries, and five man of the match awards. Marcus North (2000-2013) has achieved two titles, 2935 runs at an average of 41.92, five centuries, and 37 wickets, along with seven man of the match awards. Mike Hussey (1997-2013) has three titles, 2720 runs at an average of 38.85, three centuries, and eight man of the match awards. Tom Moody (1985-2001) has four titles, 2004 runs at an average of 33.96, two centuries, 70 wickets at an average of 30.44, and nine man of the match awards. Rod Marsh (1969-1984) achieved four titles, 762 runs at an average of 31.75, and 51 dismissals, while Brad Hogg (1994-2007) achieved two titles, 60 wickets at an average of 32.55, and 1169 runs. Kade Harvey (1995-2005) has three titles, 103 wickets at an average of 27.12, and two man of the match awards. Andrew Tye (2013-2022) has two titles, 117 wickets at an average of 20.12, and four man of the match awards. Finally, Dennis Lillee (1969-1984) has three titles, 48 wickets at an average of 15.95, and two man of the match awards. Some honorable mentions include Justin Langer, Cameron Bancroft, Ryan Campbell, Graeme Wood, Adam Voges, and more. It is a wonderful list of players, with many notable mentions.