England vs Australia Scorecard, Match 2, T20 Tri-Series in Australia/New Zealand 2018

Result · Feb 07 2018, Wed - 02:10 PM (IST)

Match 2, - Blundstone Arena

ENGLAND

155/9

AUSTRALIA

161/5

Australia won by 5 wickets

CRR:8.7

Player Of The Match

Glenn Maxwell

ENGLAND - 155/9 (20.0)

Batsman	R	B	4s	6s	SR
Jason Roy c Andrew Tye b Kane Richardson	9	7	1	-	128.57
Alex Hales c and b Ashton Agar	22	15	4	-	146.67
Dawid Malan c Andrew Tye b Glenn Maxwell	50	36	5	2	138.89
Eoin Morgan c David Warner b Glenn Maxwell	22	14	2	1	157.14
Jos Buttler c Glenn Maxwell b Marcus Stoinis	5	7	-	-	71.43
Sam Billings c and b Ashton Agar	10	9	1	-	111.11
David Willey st Alex Carey b Glenn Maxwell	3	6	-	-	50
Chris Jordan Not out	16	11	-	1	145.45
Adil Rashid c Marcus Stoinis b Billy Stanlake	1	4	-	-	25
Tom Curran c David Warner b Andrew Tye	6	2	-	1	300
Mark Wood Not out	5	9	-	-	55.56
Extras	6 ( lb: 2 w: 4)
Total	155 / 9 (20.0 ov)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	Eco
Billy Stanlake	4	-	43	1	10.8
Kane Richardson	4	-	27	1	6.8
Andrew Tye	4	-	28	1	7
Marcus Stoinis	2	-	16	1	8
Ashton Agar	3	-	15	2	5
Travis Head	1	-	14	0	14
Glenn Maxwell	2	-	10	3	5

Fall Of Wickets	Batsman
16/1 (1.4)	Jason Roy
60/2 (6.1)	Alex Hales
94/3 (9.4)	Eoin Morgan
109/4 (12.2)	Jos Buttler
122/5 (14.1)	Sam Billings
126/6 (15.3)	Dawid Malan
126/7 (15.4)	David Willey
127/8 (16.3)	Adil Rashid
137/9 (17.2)	Tom Curran

AUSTRALIA - 161/5 (18.3)

Batsman	R	B	4s	6s	SR
David Warner c Alex Hales b David Willey	4	2	1	-	200
D'Arcy Short c and b Adil Rashid	30	20	2	2	150
Chris Lynn b David Willey	0	2	-	-	-
Glenn Maxwell Not out	103	58	10	4	177.59
Marcus Stoinis c Sam Billings b Mark Wood	6	11	1	-	54.55
Travis Head b David Willey	6	13	-	-	46.15
Alex Carey Not out	5	5	-	-	100
Ashton Agar	-	-	-	-	-
Andrew Tye	-	-	-	-	-
Kane Richardson	-	-	-	-	-
Billy Stanlake	-	-	-	-	-
Extras	7 ( lb: 4 w: 3)
Total	161 / 5 (18.3 ov)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	Eco
David Willey	3	-	28	3	9.3
Mark Wood	3.3	-	26	1	7.4
Chris Jordan	4	-	34	0	8.5
Tom Curran	4	-	39	0	9.8
Adil Rashid	4	-	30	1	7.5

Fall Of Wickets	Batsman
4/1 (0.2)	David Warner
4/2 (0.4)	Chris Lynn
82/3 (8.4)	D'Arcy Short
98/4 (11.4)	Marcus Stoinis
127/5 (15.5)	Travis Head

Match Info

Series:	Tri-Series in Australia/New Zealand 2018
Date:	Feb 07 2018, Wed - 02:10 PM (IST)
Country:	Australia
City:	Hobart
Venue:	Blundstone Arena
Toss:	Australia won the toss and elected to bowl.
Australia Playing XI:	David Warner (c), D'Arcy Short, Chris Lynn, Glenn Maxwell, Travis Head, Marcus Stoinis, Alex Carey (wk), Ashton Agar, Andrew Tye, Kane Richardson, Billy Stanlake
England Playing XI:	Jason Roy, Alex Hales, Dawid Malan, Eoin Morgan (c), Jos Buttler (wk), Sam Billings, David Willey, Adil Rashid, Chris Jordan, Tom Curran, Mark Wood

Australia have won three of their last four T20I matches against England; Eoin Morgan's men claimed the win last time out however (Cardiff, August 2015).
Australia have taken on England six times on home soil in T20 Internationals; the hosts claiming victory in five of those encounters (L1).
One of those wins did come at this venue in Hobart; England managed to register 200 runs in their chase but still fell 13 short (January 2014).
England ended 2017 with a losing record in T20 Internationals; playing seven times, losing four of them (W3).
Australia have claimed wins in back-to-back T20I matches in Australia; having previously tasted defeat in five successive games on home soil.
Australia could seal their 50th T20 win by claiming victory in this meeting with Eoin Morgan's side in Tasmania; the hosts have been involved in 95 completed matches whilst England hold a record of 46 victories in 92 completed games in this format.
Eoin Morgan scored 74 in his last appearance against Australia; he failed to reach 50 across his eight previous T20 innings versus the Baggy Greens, averaging 19.4 in that time.
Australia are without Steve Smith for this tri-series, he posted his highest ever T20I score when these sides last met (90, August 2015).
Jos Buttler is set to record his 50th T20I innings for England; he has scored over 1,000 runs in the format, with a strike rate of 138.7.
Andrew Tye comes into this encounter having claimed figures of 4/23 in his side's seven-wicket victory over the Black Caps; only once before has a bowler recorded better T20I figures for Australia on home soil (Watson 4/15 v England, 2011).

Latest News

Gender

Select your Gender

Age

Select your Age Range

Sign Out