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England vs Australia, One-off T20I Match Summary

ENG vs AUS, 2018 - T20 Summary

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One-off T20I, Edgbaston, Birmingham , Jun 27, 2018
England England
221/5 (20.0/20)
Australia Australia
193 (19.4/20)
England beat Australia by 28 runs
  • Player of the Match
    Adil Rashid
ENG 221/5
Bat Top Batsmen
<a href=/cricket/players/1367-jos-buttler-playerprofile>Jos Buttler</a>
Jos Buttler
61 (30)
  • 6x4s
  • 5x6s
  • 203.33SR
<a href=/cricket/players/1562-alex-hales-playerprofile>Alex Hales</a>
Alex Hales
49 (24)
  • 5x4s
  • 2x6s
  • 204.16SR
Bowl Top Bowlers
Bowler
Mitchell Swepson
ECON 9.25
4
OVERS
37/2
R/W
Bowler
Marcus Stoinis
ECON 9
1
OVERS
9/1
R/W
AUS 193/10
Bat Top Batsmen
<a href=/cricket/players/1011-aaron-finch-playerprofile>Aaron Finch</a>
Aaron Finch
84 (41)
  • 7x4s
  • 6x6s
  • 204.87SR
<a href=/cricket/players/1668-ashton-agar-playerprofile>Ashton Agar</a>
Ashton Agar
29 (23)
  • 3x4s
  • 1x6s
  • 126.08SR
Bowl Top Bowlers
Bowler
Adil Rashid
ECON 6.75
4
OVERS
27/3
R/W
Bowler
Chris Jordan
ECON 10.5
4
OVERS
42/3
R/W
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Lots of cricketing action coming up. Keep checking this space to catch all the action. That is all from us for this game. Till then, Ciao!
So what is coming next for these two teams - To start with, England will take on India in their own backyard from July 3rd while the team from Down Under travels to Africa. They will take on Pakistan and Zimbabwe in Zimbabwe in a triangular series starting from 1st July.
That is it for Australia in the English summer. This was their first tour after the controversy-marred one to South Africa earlier this year. With the newer management and players, they tried to make something out of the situation but the inexperience costs them. On the other hand, England are in prime form. Their top-order is in sublime touch. Their spin duo also created a repertoire for themselves. The team as whole looks threatening, led by an intelligent leader and should win trophies in the upcoming few months.
Nasser Hussain conducts the post-match presentation. Man of the match, Adil Rashid starts by saying that his bowling has been getting better throughout the whole summer and it has been really nice for him. Asserts that he has worked hard, stayed positive and backed himself at all times. Further adds that when Aaron Finch was going nicely, he backed himself as he knows his strengths well and tossed the ball up to him. Praises his skipper Eoin Morgan by saying that he gives confidence to his bowlers and lets them express themselves in the field. Concludes by saying that he has no regrets on retiring from Test cricket as he is confident of having a long career with the white ball.
However, the credit must be given to the bowlers, especially Adil Rashid. Moeen Ali had an off day today but the leggie was in his own. He flighted the ball nicely and made life difficult for the visiting batters. His figures of 27/3 will tell the tale. Chris Jordan also shared the accolades with 42/3 and together they swept away the kangaroos. All-in-all, it was an easy win for Morgan and Co.
What an evening for England! They have whitewashed Australia on this tour and haven't let them crawl back into any of the games. A win set up by their batsmen and concluded by the bowlers, it's a team win to put it rightly. The Aussies had no answers for the English bowlers as they gave away wickets at regular intervals. None of the top-order batsmen applied on an easy looking pitch. Aaron Finch, however, showed the way with 84 off 41 but he alone couldn't have finished it off.
19.4
W
Liam Plunkett To Billy Stanlake OUT!
OUT! It's all over. Australia go home empty-handed. They have lost yet another game to England. Liam bowls a cross-seam back of a length delivery on middle and off, the batsman goes after it from his crease but only manages to slice it in the air. The ball lobs to Morgan who runs in from the cover region in and takes an easy catch. England win by 28 runs!
19.3
6
Liam Plunkett To Billy Stanlake
SIX! Whoops! A rare full ball for Billy and he swings it out of the park over the mid-wicket fence.
19.2
0
Liam Plunkett To Billy Stanlake
Third short ball in a row. Billy goes for the hook only to miss it.
19.2
wd
Liam Plunkett To Billy Stanlake
Wide! Another short ball but this one goes too high. Wide signalled by the umpire.
19.1
0
Liam Plunkett To Billy Stanlake
Bumper! Billy ducks under it and lets it be.
Over 19 : 186/9
9 Runs
B. Stanlake
1 (1)
M. Swepson
3 (4)
D. Willey
4-0-31-1
18.6
1
David Willey To Billy Stanlake
Full outside off, Billy does well to guide it to backward point. One run added.
18.5
1
David Willey To Mitchell Swepson
Fullish around middle and off, driven to covers for a single.
18.4
W
David Willey To Andrew Tye OUT!
OUT! But he couldn't continue with his fun for long. Similar line and length from Willey, Tye swings again but this time the height is more than the distance. Liam Plunkett at long on settles himself and takes a jumping catch near the boundary line. He is a big man and using his height well. End is nigh for Australia.
18.3
6
David Willey To Andrew Tye
SIX! Tye is having some fun it seems. A full ball in his slot, he swings his bat with all his might and hits it straight down the ground for a maximum.
18.2
0
David Willey To Andrew Tye
Just inside the tramline and evades the swinging blade of Tye.
18.1
1
David Willey To Mitchell Swepson
Swepson looks to clear his right leg to make some room. He gets a length ball on middle and leg. He gets it down the ground and changes strike.
Over 18 : 177/8
4 Runs
A. Tye
14 (8)
M. Swepson
1 (2)
C. Jordan
4-0-42-3
17.6
2
Chris Jordan To Andrew Tye
Full in the line of stumps, Tye does well to dig it out to the mid on region. Two runs added to the total.
17.5
1
Chris Jordan To Mitchell Swepson
Driven towards the mid off region by Swepson. The batsmen have run through for a single.
17.4
0
Chris Jordan To Mitchell Swepson
No hat-trick. That ball has taken the inside edge of the batsman and thudded into his pads.
17.3
W
Chris Jordan To Kane Richardson OUT!
OUT! Jordan has another and the bad day continues for Richardson. A length ball outside off, Kane goes for the full-blooded uppish drive but hits it straight to Alex Hales at mid off. Chris is on a hat-trick.
17.2
W
Chris Jordan To Ashton Agar OUT!
OUT! Gozunder! Jordan has cleaned up Agar with a yorker. Too much to ask from Agar to say the least. He moves across to play a fullish ball over the infield on the on side but misses the ball altogether. He has to walk back as his stumps are shattered. Australia lose another.
17.1
1
Chris Jordan To Andrew Tye
Full and wide outside off, Tye does well to push it to covers. He sets off for a run straightaway but Morgan stationed there rushes in and has a shy at the stumps. Tye would have been a goner had he hit but it wasn't to be. Australia need 48 off 17.
Chris Jordan comes back to bowl the 18th over.
Over 17 : 173/6
6 Runs
A. Tye
11 (6)
A. Agar
29 (22)
D. Willey
3-0-22-0
16.6
1
David Willey To Andrew Tye
Played through mid-wicket by the batsman. They pick up a single.
16.5
1
David Willey To Ashton Agar
Ashton has done well to keep that yorker at bay. One run added to the total.
16.4
1
David Willey To Andrew Tye
The batsman flicks it away with a wristy shot. The batsmen have run through for a single.
16.3
1
David Willey To Ashton Agar
That ball has taken the inside edge onto the pads. They pick up a single.
16.2
0
David Willey To Ashton Agar
And he stays inside the line this time. Full and wide, Agar fails to put bat to ball.
16.2
wd
David Willey To Ashton Agar
Wide! Just outside the tramline, wide signalled by the umpire.
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Match Info
  • Venue Edgbaston, Birmingham
  • Weather Sunny
  • Toss Australia won the toss and elected to field
  • Result England beat Australia by 28 runs
  • Player of the Match Adil Rashid
  • Umpire Alex Wharf (ENG), Michael Gough (ENG) and Rob Bailey (ENG)
  • Referee Ranjan Madugalle (SL)
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