Camera IconLance Morris of Western Australia celebrates the wicket of Tom Banton of England. Credit: Paul Kane/Getty Images

Rockingham-Mandurah youngster Corey Wasley got his first taste of international opposition with an impressive showing for WA against England in a one-day game on Saturday night.

Fresh from his maiden Sheffield Shield half-century earlier in the week, Wasley top-scored for WA with 41 off 34 balls before he was caught in the deep off the bowling of off-spinner Adil Rashid.

The young Mariner’s contribution was not enough to get WA over England, with the regular fall of wickets seeing them bowled out for 159 in pursuit of England’s 252.

Cameron Bancroft (32) was the only other West Aussie to score more than 20.

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Rashid finished with four wickets and Jofra Archer three.

Earlier, WA had England in trouble midway through their innings at 6-150, but Ben Duckett’s 59 and some late hitting from Liam Dawson (44no) helping them post a competitive total.

Lance Morris claimed three wickets in his return for WA from injury.

The game was a tune-up for England ahead of a one-day series against Australia.

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