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Australia vs England, Match 17 Match Summary

AUS vs ENG, 2024 - T20 Summary

Australia vs England Scorecard

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Match 17, Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados , Jun 08, 2024

Australia Australia

201/7 (20.0/20)

England England

165/6 (20.0/20)

Australia beat England by 36 runs

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AUS

ENG

Inn Break



Player of the Match

Adam Zampa

2/28(4)

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AUS 201/7

Bat Top Batsmen

David Warner

David Warner

39 (16)

Mitchell Marsh

Mitchell Marsh

35 (25)

Bowl Top Bowlers

Bowler

Chris Jordan

ECON 11.00

4

OVERS

44/2

R/W

Bowler

Liam Livingstone

ECON 7.50

2

OVERS

15/1

R/W

ENG 165/6

Bat Top Batsmen

Jos Buttler

Jos Buttler

42 (28)

Phil Salt

Phil Salt

37 (23)

Bowl Top Bowlers

Bowler

Pat Cummins

ECON 5.75

4

OVERS

23/2

R/W

Bowler

Adam Zampa

ECON 7.00

4

OVERS

28/2

R/W

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Right then, this wraps up this exciting T20I Ashes clash! With this victory, Australia secures those two crucial points and claims the top spot in Pool B whereas, things are getting more serious for the defending champions with this loss and just a couple of games to spare. However, the action in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup, 2024 continues as next up is another exciting contest in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup where the hosts West Indies will face a challenge from the associates Uganda. This match will began on Sunday, 9th June and the first ball will be bowled at 6 am IST (12.30 am GMT). But do join us for the pre-match build-up. Cheers, and take care!

Mitchell Marsh, the captain of Australia says that he is very pleased with that effort and their all-round play was phenomenal with experienced players stepping up as well. Adds that they learned a few lessons from their first game and got off to a brilliant start. Mentions that the bowlers know their job well and he didn't try to change too much. Reckons that Pat Cummins was outstanding and bowled really well from the hard end. Mentions that they want to keep learning and want to stick to their game plan going into future games.

Jos Buttler, the skipper of England, says they came up with a lot of intent and also bowled really well in the mid-overs phase. Adds that the conditions were quite extreme with the shorter boundary on one side. On being asked about Jofra Archer's performance, Buttler says it is great to have him back in the ranks and he is bowling at good lines and lengths and says he has a great variety and skill set.  Says that Zampa bowled really well and credits Australia's overall performance. Ends up by saying that they need to dust themselves out and head on for their remaining games.

Adam Zampa is the Player of the Match for his fine bowling effort. He says that they play against England a lot and know the players well and also they had prepared well, with the breeze and the long boundary on one side. Adds that he is trying to sum up the conditions and it was hard to play cross-bat shots. Mentions that some of the wickets in West Indies are such that you need to sum up on the spot and got some useful information from how Adil Rashid bowled as well. Reckons that they have great depth in the bowling attack and they'll play their roles well.

The presentation ceremony...

Earlier in the game, Australia was invited to set the total, and boy, did they start strong! Right from the first ball, Travis Head and David Warner went all guns blazing, making the most of the fielding restrictions. They smashed boundaries effortlessly and totally dominated the Powerplay. Then, Mitchell Marsh stepped in and compounded the strong foundation laid by the openers. Despite the English pacers trying to slow things down, they couldn't take wickets when needed. Marsh played a solid captain's innings, scoring 35 runs. Australia hovered above 10 runs per over, with key contributions from Glenn Maxwell and Marcus Stoinis, pushing them past 200. In the chase, despite a strong start laid by the openers, England lost their momentum during the mid-overs phase, as wickets tumbled in quick succession, and unfortunately, they couldn't recover from that collapse.

Australia, on the other hand, struggled to get the desired start as their bowlers were hammered by the English openers. Despite using four seamers, they couldn't manage a breakthrough in the first six overs and were instead taken to the cleaners. As soon as the fielding restrictions were lifted, Marsh handed the ball to Adam Zampa, who delivered a couple of quick wickets in the span of just a few deliveries, thanks to some crafty bowling. Marcus Stoinis was quick enough to remove Will Jacks as well. Pat Cummins was brought back for his second spell and proved to be a game-changer. He conceded just four runs and also claimed the crucial wicket of the dangerous-looking Moeen. Mitchell Marsh rotated his bowlers to perfection and the bowlers exploited the conditions very well. Adam Zampa finished up with sensational figures of 4 overs and 28 runs with a couple of wickets. The Australian quicks also reaped the benefits of bowling cutters and varying the pace as Pat Cummins got two, while Marcus Stoinis and Josh Hazlewood finished up with one each.

AUSTRALIA WIN BY 36 RUNS AND REGISTER THEIR SECOND WIN OF THE GROUP STAGE IN A DOMINATING FASHION! Wheras, it is now getting a bit more worrisome for England for their journey ahead. Chasing a challenging total of 202, England got off to a solid start. Openers Jos Buttler and Phil Salt showed great intent, finding boundaries right from the beginning. They successfully navigated the first six overs and capitalized on every poor delivery, making their intentions clear while also keeping up with the asking rate. Phil Salt was the first to go, scoring a solid 37 that gave England a strong foundation of 73 runs. Jos Buttler, despite his great start, couldn't turn it into a big score and got out soon after. Will Jacks didn't make much of an impact, and Jonny Bairstow's struggle at the crease ended without causing much damage. Those two quick wickets really hit England hard, causing the asking rate to skyrocket. Moeen's departure after a brisk 25 added to their woes, and they found themselves completely cornered. Consequently, finding boundaries became a real challenge, and England literally crawled in the backend, eventually falling short by 36 runs.

Over 20 : 165/6

13 Runs

H. Brook

20 (16)

C. Jordan

1 (3)

M. Stoinis

3-0-24-1

19.6

4

Marcus Stoinis To Harry Brook

FOUR! That's it, Australia have taken the bragging rights in this big rivalry match up! Bowled a bit quicker and dug in on a hard length outside the off stump. Harry Brook swings across the line but gets a thick outside edge that flies over short third man for a boundary but it doesn't matter. Australia win by 36 runs!

19.5

lb

Marcus Stoinis To Chris Jordan

Leg bye! Slower delivery, into the pitch and right at the batter. Chris Jordan is early on the pull and misses. The ball hits the body and falls back on the deck as the batters scamper through for a leg bye.

19.4

1

Marcus Stoinis To Harry Brook

Marcus Stoinis tries to dig it into the pitch and angle it in at the batter but the ball doesn't quite rise up. Harry Brook makes room and pulls it to deep mid-wicket for one more.

19.3

1

Marcus Stoinis To Chris Jordan

Fractionally short and around off stump, Chris Jordan pulls it firmly and well in front of square on the leg side but just for a single.

19.2

1

Marcus Stoinis To Harry Brook

On a good length and around off stump, hit away on the up and through the cover region for a single.

19.1

4

Marcus Stoinis To Harry Brook

FOUR! Nicely played! Just back of a length and angled into the batter, Harry Brook backs away and checks the lofted drive to get it inside-out over covers and nearly gets a maximum. That was some shot!

19.1

wd

Marcus Stoinis To Harry Brook

WIDE! Too full and a bit too wide outside the off stump, called a wide.

Marcus Stoinis (2-0-12-0) to bowl the last over.

Over 19 : 152/6

4 Runs

C. Jordan

0 (1)

H. Brook

10 (12)

P. Cummins

4-0-23-2

18.6

0

Pat Cummins To Chris Jordan

A dot to end another fine oover from Pat Cummins. The cutter yet again, bowled a tad fuller and outside off. Chris Jordan swings hard at it but fails to connect.

Chris Jordan is in at number 8.

18.5

W

Pat Cummins To Liam Livingstone OUT!

OUT! CAUGHT! Straight to the man and Pat Cummins does get his second wicket. Hard length, taking pace off and bowling it outside off. Liam Livingstone holds his shape and flat-bats it down to long off where Mitchell Starc settles himself inside the ropes and catches it just to his left.

18.4

1

Pat Cummins To Harry Brook

TAKEN! OH, NOT QUITE! Pat Cummins with another cutter into the pitch and this is bowled outside the off stump. Harry Brook just throws the kicthen sink at it and gets a top edge. The ball lobs up over short third where Adam Zampa leaps high up and grabs it brilliantly with the right hand over the shoulder. However, the ball pops out as Zampa thuds back onto the ground and the batters get a isngle.

18.3

1

Pat Cummins To Liam Livingstone

Pace on this time and Pat Cummins nails the yorker at the stumps, Liam Livingstone squirts it away off the toe end of the bat and past square leg for another single.

18.2

1

Pat Cummins To Harry Brook

Just short of a length and outside off, slower too, Harry Brook sets up deep in the crease and mistimes the heave badly down to long on for one more.

18.1

1

Pat Cummins To Liam Livingstone

The off-cutter, bowled a bit fuller and pushed well outside off, Liam Livingstone goes after it and slaps it to sweeper cover for a single.

Pat Cummins to bowl the penultimate over.

Over 18 : 148/5

12 Runs

L. Livingstone

13 (9)

H. Brook

8 (10)

A. Zampa

4-0-28-2

17.6

1

Adam Zampa To Liam Livingstone

Nice and full around off stump, Liam Livingstone goes into-out and drives it towards deep cover for a single.

17.5

2

Adam Zampa To Liam Livingstone

Right through! Liam Livingstone is early to back away and Adam Zampa fires it right in the blockhole around the toes. Liam cue-ends it back past the keeper and down to fine leg for a couple of runs.

Halt! The ball has disappered near the sightscreen and hence the fourth umpire walks with a box of balls. The new leather is selected and we are good to go...

17.4

6

Adam Zampa To Liam Livingstone

SIX! High and handsome but a little too late it seems. A boundary after 21 balls in a chase of over 200 and that's just not going to do it for England. Floated full and it is the googly on leg stump, Liam Livingstone steps out and whacks it a long way over the long on fence and the ball seems to be lost.

17.3

1

Adam Zampa To Harry Brook

Flatter delivery around off stump, Harry Brook firms it off the back foot to wide long off and collects another single.

17.2

1

Adam Zampa To Liam Livingstone

Shorter one on the stumps, sliding back on quickly, Liam Livingstone backs away and hits it down to long off for another single.

Full Commentary

20 OV

13 Runs

M. Stoinis to H. Brook C. Jordan

19 OV

4 Runs

P. Cummins to L. Livingstone H. Brook C. Jordan

18 OV

12 Runs

A. Zampa to H. Brook L. Livingstone

17 OV

6 Runs

J. Hazlewood to L. Livingstone H. Brook

16 OV

4 Runs

P. Cummins to M. Ali H. Brook L. Livingstone

15 OV

2 Runs

J. Hazlewood to J. Bairstow H. Brook M. Ali

14 OV

20 Runs

G. Maxwell to M. Ali J. Bairstow

13 OV

3 Runs

A. Zampa to M. Ali J. Bairstow

12 OV

2 Runs

G. Maxwell to J. Bairstow M. Ali

11 OV

6 Runs

M. Stoinis to J. Bairstow W. Jacks M. Ali

10 OV

10 Runs

A. Zampa to W. Jacks J. Buttler J. Bairstow

9 OV

7 Runs

P. Cummins to W. Jacks J. Buttler

8 OV

3 Runs

A. Zampa to P. Salt W. Jacks J. Buttler

7 OV

19 Runs

M. Starc to P. Salt J. Buttler

6 OV

6 Runs

M. Stoinis to J. Buttler P. Salt

5 OV

8 Runs

P. Cummins to P. Salt

4 OV

9 Runs

J. Hazlewood to P. Salt

3 OV

13 Runs

M. Starc to J. Buttler P. Salt

2 OV

12 Runs

J. Hazlewood to P. Salt J. Buttler

1 OV

6 Runs

M. Starc to P. Salt J. Buttler

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