Result
2nd Test, Hobart, Nov 22-26 2001, New Zealand tour of Australia
AUS
558/8d
NZ
(105.2 ov)
243/7
Match drawn
Player Of The Match
Ricky Ponting
Australia
Summary
Scorecard
Commentary
Coverage
Statistics
Australia 1st Innings
BATSMEN RBM4s6sSR
JL Langer c Vettori b Cairns12315419820079.87
ML Hayden c Bond b Vettori9114021211165.00
RT Ponting not out15721830920172.01
ME Waugh  b Vettori1216152075.00
SR Waugh (c)lbw b Bond01820000.00
DR Martyn lbw b Vettori012000.00
AC Gilchrist † b Vettori3950597178.00
SK Warne  b Astle7010713511065.42
B Lee c McMillan b Vettori4155595274.54
Extras(b 3, lb 5, nb 15, w 2)25
TOTAL(124 Ov, RR: 4.5, 508 Mts)558/8d
Fall of wickets: 1-223 (Justin Langer, 46.2 ov), 2-238 (Matthew Hayden, 49.4 ov), 3-253 (Mark Waugh, 53.5 ov), 4-266 (Steve Waugh, 58.6 ov), 5-267 (Damien Martyn, 59.3 ov), 6-336 (Adam Gilchrist, 73.4 ov), 7-481 (Shane Warne, 106.6 ov), 8-558 (Brett Lee, 123.6 ov)
BOWLINGOMRWECON0s4s6sWDNB
CL Cairns28312214.3503
DR Tuffey1517404.9314
SE Bond28013514.8217
DL Vettori36513853.8300
CD McMillan805106.3701
NJ Astle903013.3300
New Zealand 1st Innings
BATSMEN RBM4s6sSR
MH Richardson lbw b Gillespie30981574030.61
MD Bell c †Gilchrist b Warne44754008.51
MS Sinclair  b Gillespie2340502057.50
SP Fleming (c)lbw b McGrath711842517038.58
NJ Astle c Warne b ME Waugh1125371044.00
CD McMillan  b Gillespie551672096032.93
CL Cairns c †Gilchrist b McGrath2041512048.78
AC Parore †not out1022340045.45
DL Vettori not out1016301062.50
Extras(lb 1, nb 8)9
TOTAL(105.2 Ov, RR: 2.3, 442 Mts)243/7
Fall of wickets: 1-11 (Matthew Bell, 13.2 ov), 2-53 (Mathew Sinclair, 25.1 ov), 3-76 (Mark Richardson, 37.2 ov), 4-100 (Nathan Astle, 47.2 ov), 5-197 (Stephen Fleming, 86.1 ov), 6-219 (Craig McMillan, 97.6 ov), 7-223 (Chris Cairns, 98.6 ov)
BOWLINGOMRWECON0s4s6sWDNB
GD McGrath27124621.7004
JN Gillespie28144531.6000
SK Warne24.237012.8700
B Lee1955102.6804
ME Waugh713014.2800
MATCH DETAILS
Bellerive Oval, Hobart
TossNew Zealand , elected to field first
SeriesNew Zealand tour of Australia
Player Of The Match
Ricky Ponting
Series result3-match series level 0-0
Match numberTest no. 1571
Season2001/02
Match days22,23,24,25,26 November 2001 (5-day match)
Test debut
Shane Bond
Umpires
Steve Bucknor
Steve Davis
TV Umpire
John Smeaton
Barry Jackman
Match Referee
Jackie Hendriks
CLOSE OF PLAY
Thu, 22 Nov - day 1 - Australia 1st innings 411/6 (RT Ponting 92*, SK Warne 31*, 90 ov)
Fri, 23 Nov - day 2 - Australia 1st innings 558/8d
Sat, 24 Nov - day 3 - New Zealand 1st innings 71/2 (MH Richardson 25*, SP Fleming 16*, 35 ov)
Sun, 25 Nov - day 4 - New Zealand 1st innings 197/4 (SP Fleming 71*, CD McMillan 51*, 86 ov)
Mon, 26 Nov - day 5 - New Zealand 1st innings 243/7 (105.2 ov) - end of match
MATCH NOTES
Day 5
  • Playing times: 10:30am-1:00pm; 1:40pm-3:40pm; 4:00pm-6:30pm
  • New Zealand 200 in 359 minutes from 524 balls
  • Rain forced players from the field at 11:56am.
  • Lunch: New Zealand 243/7 (Parore 10*, Vettori 10*, 105.2 overs)
  • Match abandoned at 3:08pm.
Day 4
  • Playing times: 10:30am-1:00pm; 1:40pm-3:40pm; 4:00pm-6:30pm
  • New Zealand 100 in 192 minutes from 282 balls
  • New Zealand 150 in 263 minutes fom 385 balls
  • Fleming/McMillan 50 partnership in 67 minutes from 98 balls
  • SP Fleming 50 in 177 minutes from 135 balls, 4x4
  • Lunch: New Zealand 4/153 (Fleming 50*, McMillan 30*, 73 overs)
  • Bad light forced players off the field at 2:25pm.
  • Play recommenced at 3:19pm.
  • CD McMillan 50 in 154 minutes from 126 balls, 6x4
  • Rain forced players off the field at 3:32pm.
  • Tea: New Zealand 4/197 (Fleming 71*, McMillan 51*, 86 overs)
  • Play abandoned at 6:40pm.
  • Attendance: 2837
Day 3
  • Umpire SJ Davis (who seriously injured his knee overnight) was replaced by Umpire JH Smeaton when play resumed.
  • Umpire BW Jackman took over as the new third umpire.
  • Rain prevented play until 11:45am.
  • Playing times: 11:45am-1:30pm; 2:10pm-4:10pm; 4:30pm-7:00pm
  • New Zealand 50 in 98 minutes from 142 balls
  • Lunch: New Zealand 1/53 (Richardson 23*, Sinclair 23*, 25 overs)
  • Bad light and rain forced players off the field at 2:53pm.
  • Tea: New Zealand 2/71 (Richardson 25*, Fleming 18*, 35 overs)
  • Play abandoned at 5:04pm.
  • Attendance: 3306
Day 2
  • RT Ponting 100 in 193 minutes from 129 balls, 15x4
  • Ponting/Warne 100 partnership in 85 minutes from 131 balls
  • SK Warne 50 in 99 minutes from 83 balls, 8x4
  • Australia 450 in 412 minutes from 607 balls
  • Rain forced the players off the field at 12:20pm.
  • Play recommenced at 5:20pm.
  • Australia 500 in 466 minutes from 686 balls
  • RT Ponting 150 in 287 minutes from 209 balls, 19x4 1x6
  • Ponting/Lee 50 partnership in 44 minutes from 75 balls
  • Australia 550 in 502 minutes from 746 balls
  • Bad light forced players off the field at 6:19pm.
  • Attendance: 3663
Day 1
  • Australia 50 in 39 minutes from 58 balls
  • JL Langer 50 in 43 minutes from 49 balls, 10x4
  • Australia 100 in 94 minutes from 136 balls
  • ML Hayden 50 in 143 minutes from 92 balls, 5x4 1x6
  • Australia 150 in 144 minutes from 205 balls
  • JL Langer 100 in 156 minutes from 123 balls, 18x4
  • Australia 200 in 181 minutes from 263 balls
  • Australia 250 in 225 minutes from 326 balls
  • Australia 300 in 281 minutes from 408 balls
  • Ponting/Gilchrist 50 partnership in 39 minutes from 58 balls
  • RT Ponting 50 in 112 minutes from 76 balls, 7x4
  • Australia 350 in 323 minutes from 471 balls
  • Ponting/Warne 50 partnership in 40 minutes from 59 balls
  • Australia 400 in 367 minutes from 533 balls
  • Attendance: 4429
General
  • 12th men: AJ Bichel (Aus) and L Vincent (NZ)
    Match Coverage
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