Australia vs England, 7th ODI at Perth, , Feb 06 2011 - Ball by Ball Commentary

there it is! Australia have won this series 6-1 as Hastings bounces Anderson, who tries for a hook but just gets a top edge that flies high in the air and Haddin takes the catch.

this time Anderson finds the gap at point, and that's a lovely cut to get himself off the mark with a boundary

almost a wicket! Anderson gives himself room and slashes on the up to point, and the ball bounces just short of Tim Paine

Yardy swipes a slog out to deep midwicket on the bounce

the slower bouncer this time - 102kph, that's almost Yardy's own bowling speed! - and he couldn't get any bat on ball

slower ball to start with and Yardy punches it to long-off, declining a single

this one sizzles through at 148kph, fortunately for Anderson it was just outside off and he could leave it

Tait goes for the slower ball now, and it's well wide of off, Anderson can't get bat on ball

banged in at the hips, but a touch too leg-sidey and that's a wide

Tait tries for the yorker but it's well wide of off

again Yardy backs away and Tait follows him, he swivels a pull through midwicket

punched away to the off side

Yardy backs away and as a result can't reach this full toss that Tait sprays wide of off

good ball, full and straight, but Anderson is good enough to keep it out

slower ball now, and Yardy doesn't pick it, trying to clear the leg side again, and it thumps him in the chest

and all of a sudden Yardy has pulled Bollinger for six! What a good shot, he's connected well with this and cleared the rope comfortably, and that's Yardy's highest ODI score

this one is misdirected, down leg and Yardy has managed to get a little tickle on that to get a boundary at fine leg, and that's a good half-century from Yardy

oh well played! Yardy has smashed this straight back at the bowler, and Bollinger did well to get his head out of the way, so hard was that struck. He had no chance to get the hands up for a catch, and Krejza at mid-off only just saves it

Yardy throws the bat at this pull and gets just enough on it to clear the infield

bowled. Base of middle stump. If Tait got a yorker on line, you just knew Finn was in trouble, and he was backing away and trying to slash it through the off side, but Tait was far too quick.