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Australia vs England, 4th ODI Match Summary

AUS vs ENG, 2018 - ODI Summary

Australia vs England Scorecard

Match Ended

4th ODI, Adelaide Oval, Adelaide , Jan 26, 2018

Australia

197/7 (37.0/50)

England

196 (44.5/50)

Australia beat England by 3 wickets

Player of the Match

Pat Cummins

ENG 196/10

Top Batsmen

Chris Woakes

78 (82)

4x4s
5x6s
95.12SR

Tom Curran

35 (35)

2x4s
1x6s
100SR

Top Bowlers

Pat Cummins

ECON 2.4

OVERS

24/4

R/W

Andrew Tye

ECON 4.21

7.5

OVERS

33/3

R/W

AUS 197/7

Top Batsmen

Travis Head

96 (107)

15x4s
0x6s
89.71SR

Mitchell Marsh

32 (30)

3x4s
1x6s
106.66SR

Top Bowlers

Adil Rashid

ECON 4.9

OVERS

49/3

R/W

Tom Curran

ECON 5

OVERS

10/1

R/W

Australia's record of never getting whitewashed at home in ODIs stays. They were prolific and were hell-bent on making use of the early opening to their advantage. England, well, they have a few things to look back at, when they get back to their drawing board. Among the points would be Jason Roy's tapering form post the magnificent 180 in the first game of the series. One more match remains in this ODI series. A new stadium makes its international debut in that game. The venue is in Perth but not the WACA. Join us then at 1120 local time (0320 GMT). See ya! Ta-ta!

Steven Smith, the Australian skipper, states that it feels nice to get over the line, although he laments their batting failures apart from Travis Head. Admits that England lost their top order wickets too quickly for him to realise the same. Mentions that their bowlers helped them restrict the opposition to something that their batsmen could chase. About the new venue for the next game, he excitedly reckons that it was long overdue for the sport to get there.

Pat Cummins, the Man of the Match, says that it feels nice to get a win after some bad games earlier. Opines that the wicket here has something for the bowlers, which is good. Lavishes praise on Josh Hazlewood by saying that he is clever with his variations. States that being injury-free is everything that he can ask for. Sounds excited to travel and play Tests in South Africa.

Eoin Morgan, the English skipper, reckons that 8/5 was the difference between the two sides. Admits it wasn't such a wicket at all. States that at that moment, one tries to go and play in a planned way and credits the opposition for bowling well. Praises Adil Rashid by saying that he is chipping in with wickets regularly, which is good. Ends saying that they are looking forward to playing at the new Perth stadium in the next game.

The touring bowlers simply didn't have much in the bank to play with. Adil Rashid was the most impressive one, picking up three wickets in the middle. At that stage, England did look like coming back into the contest but from the other end, it was a tap left open - free to collect runs or release the pressure created. This is after their batters failed to acknowledge the fact that they were turning up to play a fifty-over contest. They were helped by Chris Woakes' 78 to get to a face-saving score after finding themselves at five down for eight. Time for the presentation.

In the Tests, Steven Smith looked invincible but that hasn't been the case in this series. Although the outcome is a favourable one, it shouldn't hide the batting failure of his side. One might argue that Mitchell Marsh and Tim Paine were among the runs, but in reality, theirs knocks aren't ones that you can bank on. The Warners and Smiths need to turn up. Cameron White? Well, we might have seen the last of him already.

At the halfway stage, this run-chase was expected to be a canter. But it was anything apart from that. A labored crawl, one can say. England started fairly well with the ball but the total that they had was never going to be sufficient for them. Even though wickets were coming in from one end at fair intervals, Travis Head held one end up nicely to quell any chances of an England comeback. He looked in sublime touch, missing out on his second ton as an opener by a whisker.

Here is what Travis Head had to say when Mark Taylor catches up with him. He says that it feels good to get a result in their favour finally. Lauds his bowlers' efforts to restrict the opposition to a paltry score. Reckons it feels nice to bat at the top of the order and that suits his game as well. Mentions that he is happy to let Aaron Finch come in if he is fit and fine. Ends by hoping to put up a similar performance in their next outing.

36.6

Mark Wood To Andrew Tye

These are the winning runs for Australia. Tye drives it past mid off, the fielder there puts in a dive and gets some hand on that. That slows the ball down. Tye thinks that the ball has crossed the fence, before realizing that it hasn't and they then run three. AUSTRALIA TRIUMPH ON THEIR NATIONAL DAY, THEY WIN BY 3 WICKETS!

Wood bails out before delivering that one. Perhaps the umpire wasn't ready there.

36.5

Mark Wood To Tim Paine

Bouncer on leg, pulled to deep square leg for one.

36.4

Mark Wood To Tim Paine

FOUR! England are feeding Paine with the short stuff and he is feeding off them nicely. Pulls this one nicely through backward square leg for another boundary.

36.3

Mark Wood To Tim Paine

FOUR! Short and wide, punished. Paine stands tall and cuts it over backward point for a boundary.

36.2

Mark Wood To Tim Paine

Banged short, TP lets it be.

Andrew Tye is the next man in.

36.1

Mark Wood To Pat Cummins OUT!

OUT! A run out and Cummins is the victim. This is what happens when one speaks in Greek and the other in Hebrew. Fuller ball around off and middle, pushed down the ground. It seems that there is an easy couple on offer but Paine doesn't feel so. Although he was already running for just one, he turns and finds Pat halfway down. Shows some signs of coming for the second due to which the pacer takes a couple of steps. Seeing the throw, Tim backs out and leaves Pat high and dry. Not the greatest bit of communication I have seen.

Over 36 : 184/6

2 Runs

135.1
035.2
035.3
035.4
035.5
135.6

P. Cummins

2 (8)

T. Paine

16 (27)

C. Woakes

7-0-36-1

35.6

Chris Woakes To Pat Cummins

This time, PC guides it past Roy at backward point for a single to retain strike.

35.5

Chris Woakes To Pat Cummins

Full and outside off, Cummins looks to drive but misses.

35.4

Chris Woakes To Pat Cummins

Bouncer around off, Pat lets it be.

35.3

Chris Woakes To Pat Cummins

Well done, Roy. Swoops down from backward point to field the cut shot and restrict this to a dot ball. Has a wild throw at the bowler's end too.

35.2

Chris Woakes To Pat Cummins

Length ball outside off, pushed towards cover-point.

35.1

Chris Woakes To Tim Paine

Banged short in line of the stumps, Paine mistimes the pull to fine leg for one.

Over 35 : 182/6

2 Runs

034.1
W 34.2
034.3
134.4
134.5
034.6

P. Cummins

1 (3)

T. Paine

15 (26)

M. Wood

8-0-45-1

34.6

Mark Wood To Pat Cummins

Back of a length around off, Pat sways from the line to let it be.

34.5

Mark Wood To Tim Paine

Short in length, pulled away to fine leg for one.

34.4

Mark Wood To Pat Cummins

Guided down to third man to open his account.

34.3

Mark Wood To Pat Cummins

Cummins stands tall and blocks it to the off side.

Pat Cummins walks in next. He has the chance to hit the winning runs in addition to the 4 wickets that he picked up earlier.

34.2

Mark Wood To Travis Head OUT!

OUT! Head was nailing the pull in the last couple of overs, does the same this time as well. Only thing is, here he finds the fielder at mid on to perfection. Dejection for Head, delight for Morgan and England. Short in length in line of the stumps, Travis hangs back and hits it straight to Morgan. He does well to take that as it was traveling at a rate of knots. Disappointment is writ large on the southpaw's face as he walks back four short of a triple figure mark. Aussies just 17 runs away from crawling home and have 4 wickets in hand.

34.1

Mark Wood To Travis Head

Full on middle and leg, driven back towards the bowler.

The final drinks break of the game.

Full Commentary

37 OV

13 Runs

M. Wood to P. Cummins T. Paine A. Tye

W 36.1
036.2
436.3
436.4
136.5
336.6

36 OV

2 Runs

C. Woakes to T. Paine P. Cummins

135.1
035.2
035.3
035.4
035.5
135.6

35 OV

2 Runs

M. Wood to T. Head P. Cummins T. Paine

034.1
W 34.2
034.3
134.4
134.5
034.6

34 OV

3 Runs

C. Woakes to T. Head T. Paine

033.1
033.2
133.3
033.4
133.5
133.6

33 OV

6 Runs

M. Wood to T. Paine T. Head

132.1
132.2
132.3
132.4
132.5
132.6

32 OV

6 Runs

C. Woakes to T. Head T. Paine

031.1
031.2
031.3
131.4
131.5
431.6

31 OV

8 Runs

M. Ali to T. Head T. Paine

5 NB 30.1
130.1
030.2
030.3
130.4
030.5
030.6

30 OV

2 Runs

A. Rashid to T. Paine T. Head

029.1
029.2
029.3
029.4
129.5
129.6

29 OV

9 Runs

M. Ali to T. Paine T. Head

028.1
128.2
128.3
228.4
128.5
428.6

28 OV

3 Runs

A. Rashid to T. Paine T. Head

127.1
027.2
027.3
027.4
127.5
127.6

27 OV

6 Runs

M. Wood to T. Head T. Paine

026.1
126.2
026.3
126.4
426.5
026.6

26 OV

9 Runs

A. Rashid to M. Stoinis T. Head T. Paine

425.1
425.2
W 25.3
125.4
025.5
025.6

25 OV

4 Runs

M. Wood to T. Head M. Stoinis

224.1
124.2
024.3
024.4
024.5
124.6

24 OV

4 Runs

A. Rashid to M. Stoinis T. Head

023.1
023.2
123.3
023.4
223.5
123.6

23 OV

4 Runs

M. Wood to T. Head

022.1
022.2
022.3
022.4
422.5
022.6

22 OV

8 Runs

A. Rashid to M. Marsh T. Head M. Stoinis

121.1
121.2
121.3
121.4
W 21.5
421.6

21 OV

3 Runs

J. Root to M. Marsh T. Head

120.1
020.2
120.3
120.4
020.5
020.6

20 OV

4 Runs

A. Rashid to T. Head

419.1
019.2
019.3
019.4
019.5
019.6

19 OV

6 Runs

M. Ali to M. Marsh T. Head

418.1
018.2
018.3
118.4
118.5
018.6

18 OV

8 Runs

A. Rashid to T. Head M. Marsh

117.1
017.2
017.3
017.4
617.5
117.6

17 OV

6 Runs

M. Ali to M. Marsh

216.1
416.2
016.3
016.4
016.5
016.6

16 OV

7 Runs

A. Rashid to M. Marsh T. Head

415.1
215.2
015.3
015.4
115.5
015.6

15 OV

4 Runs

M. Ali to T. Head M. Marsh

014.1
114.2
014.3
214.4
114.5
014.6

14 OV

1 Runs

A. Rashid to T. Head S. Smith M. Marsh

113.1
013.2
013.3
013.4
W 13.5
013.6

13 OV

3 Runs

M. Ali to T. Head S. Smith

112.1
112.2
012.3
112.4
012.5
012.6

12 OV

3 Runs

A. Rashid to T. Head S. Smith

011.1
111.2
011.3
011.4
111.5
111.6

11 OV

2 Runs

M. Ali to S. Smith T. Head

010.1
010.2
110.3
010.4
010.5
110.6

10 OV

10 Runs

T. Curran to T. Head

1 WD 9.1
1 WD 9.1
49.1
09.2
09.3
09.4
09.5
49.6

9 OV

3 Runs

M. Ali to T. Head S. Smith

08.1
08.2
18.3
18.4
08.5
18.6

8 OV

0 Runs

T. Curran to C. White S. Smith

07.1
07.2
07.3
W 7.4
07.5
07.6

7 OV

11 Runs

C. Woakes to C. White T. Head

36.1
46.2
06.3
06.4
06.5
46.6

6 OV

12 Runs

M. Wood to T. Head

45.1
45.2
45.3
05.4
05.5
05.6

5 OV

4 Runs

C. Woakes to D. Warner C. White

44.1
04.2
04.3
W 4.4
04.5
04.6

4 OV

9 Runs

M. Wood to D. Warner T. Head

33.1
03.2
03.3
03.4
43.5
23.6

3 OV

4 Runs

C. Woakes to T. Head

02.1
42.2
02.3
02.4
02.5
02.6

2 OV

2 Runs

M. Wood to T. Head

01.1
01.2
01.3
01.4
01.5
1 WD 1.6
11.6

1 OV

6 Runs

C. Woakes to D. Warner

00.1
00.2
40.3
00.4
20.5
00.6

Match Info

Venue Adelaide Oval, Adelaide
Weather Clear
Toss Australia won the toss and elected to field
Result Australia beat England by 3 wickets
Player of the Match Pat Cummins
Umpire Kumar Dharmasena (SL), Simon Fry (AUS) and Chris Gaffaney (NZ)
Referee Ranjan Madugalle (SL)

Match Notes

Innings Break: England 196/10 in 44.5 overs
Power play 3 (41-44.5): England 196/10 (34 runs, 2 wickets)
T Curran dropped on 24 by R Raees in 43.6 overs
9th wkt Partnership: 50 off 52 balls between C Woakes (30) and T Curran (19)
Power play 2 (11-40): England 162/8 (144 runs, 3 wickets)
England 150/8 in 38.1 overs
C Woakes 4th ODI fifty: 51 runs in 62 balls (4x4) (2x6)
7th wkt Partnership: 50 off 52 balls between M Ali (10) and C Woakes (39)
England 100/6 in 28.6 overs
6th wkt Partnership: 50 off 84 balls between E Morgan (27) and M Ali (22)
England 50/5 in 18.2 overs
Drinks: England 35/5 in 15.0 overs
Powerplay (1-10): England 18/5

Drinks: Australia 180/5 in 34.0 overs
Australia 150/5 in 28.4 overs
T Head 7th ODI fifty: 50 runs in 55 balls (9x4) (0x6)
Australia 100/3 in 18.4 overs
Drinks: Australia 95/3 in 18.0 overs
Powerplay (1-10): Australia 61/2
Australia 50/2 in 8.4 overs

Match Poll

Who will win the Match

AUS

Draw

ENG

Worm

Stats

Player	Runs	Avg.
Aaron Finch AUS	275	91.66
Jason Roy ENG	250	50.00
Joe Root ENG	226	75.33
Marcus Stoinis AUS	221	44.20
Mitchell Marsh AUS	186	37.20

Player	Wickets	Eco.
Adil Rashid ENG	10	5.98
Andrew Tye AUS	8	4.63
Pat Cummins AUS	7	5.13
Mitchell Starc AUS	7	6.56
Tom Curran ENG	6	3.97

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