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England in Australia (Tests & ODI's) Discussion
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Blewy
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Well im looking forward to this series, It really looks set to be a cracker...
England will be looking to get revenge for the thumping they got in the Super Six stage of the World Cup, whilst the Aussies will be looking to impress their home fans in their 1st ever series...
The Tests will be very enthrawling with both sides looking very strong....
England will be looking to get revenge for the thumping they got in the Super Six stage of the World Cup, whilst the Aussies will be looking to impress their home fans in their 1st ever series...
The Tests will be very enthrawling with both sides looking very strong....
superkingdave
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Looking forward to this series, i wonder if Mongia will get a runout
Mr Mxyzptlk
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No chance England beats Australia. Surely the world would end if that were to ever happen.
Slats4ever
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I'm tipping the Aussies to win this one. They have lived up to their lofty expectations so far in the world cup remaining undefeated. They have a massive pschological advantage I feel over the poms and really should treat the home fans to some good cricket.
Come on Aussie
Come on Aussie
Should be a cracking series. Since getting thumped by Australia we've managed to score 300 + in the next two matches and win by over 100 runs both times so I wouldn't count England out from the ODI series just yet. Will certainly be close. As for the tests I'm hoping our squad can perform well and challenge Australia but they have an excellent test squad and will be a challenge. Looking forward to the challenge ahead.
Robertinho
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Go Australia 
cricketboy29
International Regular
Lets go England...
Blewy
Cricketer Of The Year
The Battle of the WCC Ashes was the most anticipated Test Series in this years Calender. Australia coming off a great World Cup win, whilst England put in a great effort before falling to South Africa in the Semis..
Expectations were high and with a packed house at the WACA the scene was set for the start of what is expected to be the battle of all battles..
England Won the toss and decided to bat 1st, however im sure after the 1st few overs they would have been wishing they didn't.. They were dismantled by an agressive and clinical Aussie attack, Dismissed for a embarrasing 119, The innings lasting just 28 overs..
The last thing Australia would have been expecting after losing the toss would have been batting in the 2nd session of the test..
Although they had a tough time of it as well the Aussie batsman found a way to dig in, and in a good team effort the top 9 Aussie batsman all scored double figures, with the only dissapointment being nobody went on with the job.. Australia were dismissed for 290 and England were still in with a chance..
If England thought that there 1st Innings effort was poor, then they were in for a shock.. The name of the shock... Quinten Moore... The New South Welshman ripped England to shreds. In a awesome spell of Fast bowling Moore showed why he is widely regarded as the number 1 pacemen in WCC with figures of 8 for 51 to go with his 1st innings effort of 5 for 54 to send England packing..
England All out for 102, The test match all over inside 2 days...
Expectations were high and with a packed house at the WACA the scene was set for the start of what is expected to be the battle of all battles..
Code:
England Australia
B Allen * H Midlane
P Boxall C Donald
E Drake J Smith *
D Howarth R Ponting
S Pollard F Platt
U Wilmott D Hussey
J Crawley + L Ronchi +
Y Mongia O Snow
B Collyer H Jenkins
B Gregson Q Moore
D Prasad S HarwoodThe last thing Australia would have been expecting after losing the toss would have been batting in the 2nd session of the test..
Although they had a tough time of it as well the Aussie batsman found a way to dig in, and in a good team effort the top 9 Aussie batsman all scored double figures, with the only dissapointment being nobody went on with the job.. Australia were dismissed for 290 and England were still in with a chance..
If England thought that there 1st Innings effort was poor, then they were in for a shock.. The name of the shock... Quinten Moore... The New South Welshman ripped England to shreds. In a awesome spell of Fast bowling Moore showed why he is widely regarded as the number 1 pacemen in WCC with figures of 8 for 51 to go with his 1st innings effort of 5 for 54 to send England packing..
England All out for 102, The test match all over inside 2 days...
Code:
England versus Australia
England
B Allen c L Ronchi b O Snow 0 (2)
P Boxall lbw b Q Moore 0 (1)
E Drake c H Midlane b O Snow 0 (5)
D Howarth lbw b S Harwood 36 (39)
S Pollard c D Hussey b O Snow 0 (3)
U Wilmott c L Ronchi b Q Moore 28 (37)
J Crawley c J Smith b S Harwood 0 (2)
Y Mongia c R Ponting b Q Moore 21 (39)
B Collyer b Q Moore 14 (19)
B Gregson c L Ronchi b Q Moore 6 (16)
D Prasad not out 4 (4)
Extras ( nb1 b5 lb4 ) 10
Total (from 28 overs) 119 All out
Fall of wickets:
1-0 2-1 3-4 4-4 5-54 6-54 7-75 8-103 9-110 10-119
Bowling Figures for Australia
O M R W
O Snow 6 3 18 3
Q Moore 13 2 54 5
S Harwood 6 1 27 2
H Jenkins 2 0 11 0
Australia
H Midlane c J Crawley b D Prasad 43 (70)
C Donald c J Crawley b B Gregson 26 (33)
J Smith c S Pollard b Y Mongia 39 (67)
R Ponting c B Allen b Y Mongia 15 (40)
F Platt c B Collyer b B Gregson 40 (58)
D Hussey b B Collyer 18 (34)
L Ronchi c B Allen b B Collyer 15 (59)
O Snow b B Collyer 39 (70)
H Jenkins not out 28 (43)
Q Moore stJ Crawley b B Collyer 8 (3)
S Harwood c E Drake b B Collyer 0 (2)
Extras ( w9 nb2 b1 lb7 ) 19
Total (from 80 overs) 290 All out
Fall of wickets:
1-52 2-85 3-124 4-127 5-173 6-194 7-230 8-276 9-290 10-290
Bowling Figures for England
O M R W
B Gregson 26 2 106 2
D Prasad 16 5 58 1
B Collyer 20 3 70 5
Y Mongia 13 3 38 2
S Pollard 4 0 10 0
England
B Allen lbw b Q Moore 12 (31)
P Boxall lbw b Q Moore 13 (23)
E Drake c H Jenkins b O Snow 13 (25)
D Howarth lbw b Q Moore 11 (13)
S Pollard c & b Q Moore 11 (10)
U Wilmott c L Ronchi b Q Moore 17 (35)
J Crawley c H Midlane b Q Moore 13 (22)
Y Mongia c C Donald b S Harwood 6 (11)
B Collyer c L Ronchi b Q Moore 0 (6)
B Gregson not out 0 (1)
D Prasad c R Ponting b Q Moore 0 (1)
Extras ( nb1 lb5 ) 6
Total (from 30 overs) 102 All out
Fall of wickets:
1-24 2-29 3-45 4-49 5-73 6-86 7-101 8-102 9-102 10-102
Bowling Figures for Australia
O M R W
O Snow 10 3 36 1
Q Moore 14 1 51 8
S Harwood 5 0 10 1
Australia won by an innings and 69 runs
MOM: Quinten Moore (Australia)
NZTailender
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Seriously....Boxall opening? Tried it, won't work.
Blewy
Cricketer Of The Year
Australian Managers Brendon Goff and Simon Fitzsimmons are very happy with their sides victory over England to go 1 up in the Ashes... They were slightly concerned that none of the batsman went on to make a big score, but the bowling was awesome.. Quinten Moore although outstanding will be questioned as to why he was so greedy in taking so many wickets and not allowing his fellow bolwers to get a crack...
Blewy
Cricketer Of The Year
Embarrassed in the 1st Test, Englands Ashes hopes were on the line as they looked to not only restore some pride, but keep the much hyped series alive..
The MCG was the scene, and a full house greeted the players..
England won the toss and elected to bat, however again the English lacked the application as they were found out once again by the Aussie bowlers..
Owen Snow and Shane Harwood this time taking the limelight with 9 wickets as England again failed to reach 200. A 51* from Pollard the only sign of resistance..
The Aussies again looked much more confident then the Englishmen, and although once again all the top order got starts Smith went on to pass the half century mark before being dismissed for 64..
The Aussies bowled out for 244, giving England a sniff if they could put some runs on the board..
Again though it was more of the same from England...
This time plenty of starts but lack of application to make the big innings as Quinten Moore again resumed his torment taking 5-27 from 12 overs, England All out again for under 200, 184...
The Aussies requiring 95 to win were never troubled, only losing Donald for 17 on the way to securing the 1st ever WCC Ashes...
We now move to the 3rd Test where England will be looking to at least fight for some respect...
The MCG was the scene, and a full house greeted the players..
Code:
Australia England
H Midlane B Allen *
C Donald E Drake
J Smith * P Boxall
R Ponting D Howarth
F Platt U Wilmott
D Hussey J Crawley +
L Ronchi + S Pollard
O Snow Y Mongia
H Jenkins B Collyer
Q Moore B Gregson
S Harwood D PrasadEngland won the toss and elected to bat, however again the English lacked the application as they were found out once again by the Aussie bowlers..
Owen Snow and Shane Harwood this time taking the limelight with 9 wickets as England again failed to reach 200. A 51* from Pollard the only sign of resistance..
The Aussies again looked much more confident then the Englishmen, and although once again all the top order got starts Smith went on to pass the half century mark before being dismissed for 64..
The Aussies bowled out for 244, giving England a sniff if they could put some runs on the board..
Again though it was more of the same from England...
This time plenty of starts but lack of application to make the big innings as Quinten Moore again resumed his torment taking 5-27 from 12 overs, England All out again for under 200, 184...
The Aussies requiring 95 to win were never troubled, only losing Donald for 17 on the way to securing the 1st ever WCC Ashes...
We now move to the 3rd Test where England will be looking to at least fight for some respect...
Code:
England versus Australia
England
B Allen c J Smith b Q Moore 6 (10)
E Drake c H Midlane b O Snow 25 (16)
P Boxall c L Ronchi b O Snow 14 (12)
D Howarth c H Jenkins b O Snow 0 (1)
U Wilmott c L Ronchi b S Harwood 47 (66)
J Crawley c L Ronchi b O Snow 7 (11)
S Pollard not out 51 (88)
Y Mongia c R Ponting b S Harwood 0 (2)
B Collyer c L Ronchi b S Harwood 0 (2)
B Gregson c & b S Harwood 0 (3)
D Prasad c H Midlane b S Harwood 0 (1)
Extras ( w2 b1 lb1 ) 4
Total (from 36 overs) 154 All out
Fall of wickets:
1-16 2-40 3-46 4-51 5-59 6-150 7-154 8-154 9-154 10-154
Bowling Figures for Australia
O M R W
O Snow 8 1 61 4
Q Moore 6 1 24 1
S Harwood 12 1 40 5
H Jenkins 9 2 27 0
Australia
H Midlane c B Allen b D Prasad 10 (35)
C Donald c B Allen b Y Mongia 18 (52)
J Smith c D Howarth b B Gregson 64 (119)
R Ponting b B Gregson 30 (57)
F Platt c D Howarth b D Prasad 27 (30)
D Hussey c J Crawley b Y Mongia 36 (70)
L Ronchi c J Crawley b Y Mongia 13 (27)
O Snow c Y Mongia b B Collyer 25 (38)
H Jenkins c J Crawley b Y Mongia 7 (9)
Q Moore c B Allen b Y Mongia 0 (4)
S Harwood not out 0 (0)
Extras ( w4 b5 lb5 ) 14
Total (from 74 overs) 244 All out
Fall of wickets:
1-15 2-30 3-102 4-143 5-151 6-187 7-234 8-242 9-242 10-244
Bowling Figures for England
O M R W
B Gregson 20 6 66 2
B Collyer 16 1 70 1
D Prasad 18 6 40 2
Y Mongia 17 4 47 5
S Pollard 2 0 11 0
England
B Allen c R Ponting b H Jenkins 31 (56)
E Drake b O Snow 15 (17)
P Boxall c & b O Snow 11 (11)
D Howarth lbw b S Harwood 34 (33)
U Wilmott c O Snow b H Jenkins 26 (39)
J Crawley lbw b Q Moore 9 (20)
S Pollard lbw b Q Moore 2 (5)
Y Mongia not out 25 (42)
B Collyer c F Platt b Q Moore 11 (10)
B Gregson c L Ronchi b Q Moore 6 (10)
D Prasad c & b Q Moore 5 (18)
Extras ( nb2 b5 lb2 ) 9
Total (from 44 overs) 184 All out
Fall of wickets:
1-25 2-43 3-81 4-102 5-128 6-132 7-132 8-147 9-169 10-184
Bowling Figures for Australia
O M R W
O Snow 9 1 45 2
Q Moore 12 3 27 5
S Harwood 10 1 42 1
H Jenkins 12 0 63 2
Australia
H Midlane not out 48 (70)
C Donald c E Drake b D Prasad 17 (31)
J Smith not out 19 (31)
Extras ( lb11 ) 11
Total (from 22 overs) 95 - 1
Fall of wickets:
1-34
Bowling Figures for England
O M R W
B Gregson 6 1 22 0
D Prasad 9 2 30 1
B Collyer 5 1 17 0
Y Mongia 2 0 15 0
Australia won by 9 wickets
MOM: O Snow (Australia)
Simon
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Midlane and Smith batted reasonably, but its still an issue, another great performance from the bowlers, this is most likely the best bowling line up ever put together in WCC and they are doing the job...
perhaps a change or two is in order for the 3rd test...
perhaps a change or two is in order for the 3rd test...