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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

Australian Bowling Card - 1st ODI at Kennington Oval, London

Bowler NameOversMaidenRunsWicketsEconomy
Lee
9
0
65
1
7.22
Bracken
10
1
48
0
4.80
Johnson
7
0
24
3
3.42
Hopes
5
1
14
0
2.80
Hauritz
9
0
44
2
4.88
Clarke
4
0
18
0
4.50
Watson
6
0
40
1
6.66

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

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



Player NameBatsmen StatusRunsBallsFour'sSix
Watsonc and b Collingwood
46
50
6

Paine
run out(Collingwood)
0
6


Whiterun out(Swann/Prior)
53
71
7

Clarkec Shah b Collingwood
45
72
3

Fergusonnot out
71
75
5

Husseyb Sidebottom
20
15
3

Hopesnot out
18
11
1

Johnson




Lee




Hauritz




Bracken




Extras(lb 3, wide 4) 7
TOTAL50 Overs260/5 (5.20 rpo)

Sunday, August 23, 2009

Australian Score Card - 5th Test, 2nd Innings @ Oval, London

Watsonlbw b Broad
40 runs81 balls6 four's
Katichlbw b Swann
43 runs68 balls7 four's
Pontingrun out(Flintoff)
66 runs
103 balls
10 four's

Husseyc Cook b Swann
121 runs
263 balls
14 four's
Clarkerun out(Strauss)
0 runs
4 balls

Northst Prior b Swann
10 runs
24 balls
2 four's
Haddin
c Strauss b Swann
34 runs
49 balls
6 four's
Johnson
c Collingwood b Harmison
0 runs
5 balls

Siddlec Flintoff b Harmison
10 runs
14 balls
1 four
Clarkc Cook b Harmison
0 runs
1 ball

Hilfenhaus
not out
4 runs
8 balls
1 four
Extras(lb 7, b 7, nb 6) 20
TOTAL102.2 Overs
348 (3.40 rpo)

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

Australian Score Card - 5th Test, 1st Inings @ Oval - Kennington

Watsonlbw b Broad
34 runs69 balls7 four's
Katichc Cook b Swann50 runs107 balls7 four's
Pontingb Broad8 runs15 balls1 four
Husseylbw b Broad0 runs3 balls
Clarkec Trott b Broad3 runs7 balls
Northlbw b Swann
8 runs17 balls1 four
Haddin
b Broad
1 run
9 balls

Johnson
c Prior b Swann
11 runs
24 balls
2 four's
Siddlenot out
26 runs
38 balls
5 four's
Clarkc Cook b Swann
6 runs
8 balls
1 four
Hilfenhaus
b Flintoff
6 runs
21 balls
1 four
Extras(lb 5, b 1, nb 1) 7
TOTAL52.5 Overs
160 (3.02 rpo)

Thursday, August 20, 2009

Australia Bowling Card - 5th Test, 1st Innings @ Oval, Kennington

Bowler NameOversMaidenRunsWicketsEconomy
Hilfenhaus21.5
5
71
3
3.25
Siddle
21
6
75
4
3.57
Clark14
5
41
0
2.92
Johnson
15
0
69
2
4.60
M North
14
3
33
0
2.35
S Watson
5
0
26
0
5.20

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Ashes 2009 - 7 ODI's


ODI Schedule

Date 'n MonthLocation

1st ODI 4th Sep

Brit Oval
2nd ODI 6th SepLord's
3rd ODI 9th SepRose Bowl
4th ODI 12th SepLord's
5th ODI 15th SepTrent Bridge
6th ODI 17th SepTrent Bridge
7th ODI 20th SepRiverside

Ashes 2009 - 5 Tests


Test Schedule

Date 'n MonthLocation

1st Test 8-12 July

CARDIFF
2nd Test 16-20 JulyLORD's
3rd Test 30 Jul - 3 AugEDGBASTON
4th Test 7-11 AugHEADINGLEY
5th Test 20-24 AugBRIT OVAL

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'