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Monday, September 21, 2009

England Vs Australia 7th ODI Result

England won the match by 4 wickets

England Batting Card - 7th ODI, played at Chester-Le-Street



Player NameBatsmen StatusRunsBallsFour'sSix
Strauss
c Hilfenhaus b hauritz
47
74
4

Denly
run out(ponting)53
78
8

Bopara
lbw c Watson
13
23
2

Shahc Paine b Hopes
7
8
1

Collingwoodnot out13
22
2

Morganc Paine b lee2
10


Prior
c ponting b Hilfenhaus11
14
2

Bresnan
not out10
19
2



















Extras(leg byes 2, wide 6, no ball 9,byes 4) 21
TOTAL40 Overs177/6 (4.42 rpo)

England Bowling Card - 7th ODI, played at Chester-Le-Street

Bowler NameOversMaidenRunsWicketsEconomy
Anderson
7

36
1
5.14
Onions
9
1
28
1
3.11
Bresnan16.5

25
1
3.65
Collingwood
7

37
0
5.28
Swann
10
1
28
5
2.80
Shah
5
1
14
1
2.80

Australian Batting Card - 7th ODI, played at Chester-Le-Street



Player NameBatsmen StatusRunsBallsFour'sSix
Watson
c Swann b anderson
0
4


Paine
c prior b Onions
4
5
1

Ponting
c Coll'wood b Swann
53
67
8

Clarke
run out(Coll'wood)38
81
2

Husseyc denly b Bresnan
49
54
3
1
White
b Swann1
2


Hopes
c & b Swann11
23
1

Johnson
c anderson b Swann
10
17
1

Leeb Swann0
2


Hauritz
c & b Shah
3
8


Hilfenhaus
not out
2
12


Extras(leg byes 1, wide 4) 5
TOTAL45.5 Overs176/10 (3.84 rpo)

Friday, September 18, 2009

Match Summary - 6th ODI, Australia vs England

Australia won the toss and chose to bat.

England's worst defeat, losing to Australia by 111 runs

England Batting Card - 6th ODI, played at Trent Bridge, Nottingham



Player NameBatsmen StatusRunsBallsFour'sSix
Strauss
c paine b lee
0
2


Denly
c lee b hopes
25
43
3
1
Bopara
run out(ponting)
24
33
1

Prior
run out(ponting)
6
8
1

Shah
c watson b hopes
23
39
1

Morgan
c hussey b bracken
23
28
2

Mascarenhas
b hopes
11
20

1
Bresnan
not out
31
38
3

Swann
b bracken
12
15
1

Sidebottom
b siddle
15
16
1

Andersonb lee
1
7


Extras(leg byes 3, wide 8, no ball 3) 14
TOTAL41 Overs185 (4.51 rpo)

England Bowling Card,played at Trent Bridge, Nottingham

Bowler NameOversMaidenRunsWicketsEconomy
Anderson
10

55
4
5.50
Sidebottom
9

65
1
7.22
Mascarenhas
10

49
1
4.90
Bresnan
9

60
0
6.66
Swann
10

48
1
4.80
Bopara
2

11
0
5.50

Australian Batting Card - 6th ODI, played at Trent Bridge, Nottingham



Player NameBatsmen StatusRunsBallsFour'sSix
Watson
b anderson
4
9
1

Paine
c prior b mascarenhas
111
148
14
1
Ponting
c sidebottom b anderson
6
14
1

Hussey
c denly b swann
65
69
3
2
Ferguson
b anderson
6
9


White
c denly b anderson
35
23
5
1
Hopes
c strauss b sidebottom
38
22
7

Lee
run out(anderson)
0
1


Hauritz
not out
1
2


Siddle
not out
8
3
1

Bracken





Extras(leg byes 7, wide 14, byes 1) 22
TOTAL50 Overs296/8 (5.92 rpo)

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

England Bowling Card - 5th ODI at Trent Bridge, Nottingham

Bowler NameOversMaidenRunsWicketsEconomy
Broad
9

57
2
6.33
Sidebottom
9.2

43
0
4.60
Bresnan
10

76
2
7.60
Mascarenhas
10

49
1
4.90
Rashid
7

55
1
7.58
Bopara
3

21
0
7.00

Sunday, September 13, 2009

Match Summary - Natwest Series, played at Lord's

England won the toss and chose to bat.

Australia now lead the 7 match series with 4-0

Saturday, September 12, 2009

England Batting Card 4th ODI - Natwest Series, played at Lord's



Player NameBatsmen StatusRunsBallsFour'sSix
Strauss
c bracken b hauritz
63
75
8

Denly
c white b lee
11
17
2

Bopara
lbw b hauritz
26
36
3

Prior
b lee
29
45
2

Shah
c ferguson b watson
39
53
3

Morgan
st paine b bracken
13
26
1

Wright
b lee
12
11
2

Broad
b lee
2
2


Rashid
b lee
4
5
1

Bresnan
not out
11
9
1

Sidebottom
b johnson
2
4


Extras(no ball 4, wide 2, leg byes 1, byes 1) 8
TOTAL46.3 Overs220 (4.73 rpo)

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Ashes 2009 2nd ODI played at Lord's Match Summary

Australia won the toss and chose to field.

Balanced effort by both teams, had England kept wickets could have won the match.


Australia lead the 7 match series by 2-0

Sunday, September 6, 2009

England Bowling Card - 2nd ODI at Lords

Bowler NameOversMaidenRunsWicketsEconomy
Anderson
9
0
57
1
6.33
Sidebottom9
0
45
1
5.00
Bresnan
7
0
25
1
3.57
Wright
10
0
52
2
5.2
Collingwood
4
0
19
0
4.75
Swann
8
0
31
2
3.87
Bopara
8
0
12
1
3.00

Saturday, September 5, 2009

England Batting Card - 1st ODI at Kennington Oval, London



Player NameBatsmen StatusRunsBallsFour'sSix
Strauss
c white b lee
12
14
2

Bopara
st paine b hauritz
49
88
3

Prior
c johnson b hauritz
28
47
2

Shah
hit wicket b johnson
40
48
4

Collingwood
c watson b johnson
23
39
1

Wright
run out(paine)
38
27
4
1
Broadc clarke b johnson
2
5


Rashid
not out
31
23
4

Swann
c paine b watson
4
5


Sidebottom
not out
13
7
2

Anderson





Extras(byes 3, wide 10, noball 3) 16
TOTAL50 Overs256/8 (5.12 rpo)

Friday, September 4, 2009

England Bowling Card - 1st ODI - Kennington Oval, London

Bowler NameOversMaidenRunsWicketsEconomy
Anderson
7
0
35
0
5.00
Broad
9
1
52
0
5.77
Sidebottom
7
0
48
1
6.85
Wright
1
0
9
0
9.00
Rashid
10
0
37
0
3.70
Collingwood
9
0
47
2
5.22
Swann
7
0
29
0
4.14

Saturday, August 22, 2009

Australian Bowling Card - 5th Test, 2nd Innings, Oval Test @ Kennington

Bowler NameOversMaidenRunsWicketsEconomy
Hilfenhaus11
1
58
1
5.27
Siddle
17
3
69
0
4.05
North30
4
98
4
3.26
Johnson
17
1
60
2
3.52
Katich
5
2
9
0
1.80
Clark
12
2
43
1
3.58
Clarke
3
0
20
0
6.66

21st Century Ashes

ENGLAND regain Ashes!!!!!!!! Through professionalism of the game'cricket'was seen during the Ashes 2009 series. England creates history struggling for 75 years now.

Ashes over the ages

“The Ashes” is a Test Cricket series played between England and Australia and also one of the international cricket’s most renowned rivalries which dates back to 1882.

It is currently played bi-annually in England and Australia comprising of five Test matches under the regular rules of International Cricket Council. If a series is drawn then the country already holding the Ashes retains them.


The series is named after a sardonic obituary published in an English newspaper ‘The Sporting Times’, in 1882 after the match at The Oval in which England lost to Australia for the first time at English ground. The obituary stated that English cricket had died and the body will be cremated and the ashes taken to Australia.


Australia currently holds ‘The Ashes’ after pounding England 5 - 0 to regain them in 2006-07.


England, Strauss and his men outplayed Australian's in most of the occasion by displaying their splendid performance during the 2009 Ashes season to retain the 'ASHES'