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England vs Australia, 1st T20I at Southampton, ENG v AUS, Sep 11 2024 - Match Result

RESULT
1st T20I (N), Southampton, September 11, 2024, Australia tour of England
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(19.2/20 ov, T:180) 151

Australia won by 28 runs

Player Of The Match
59 (23)
travis-head
Cricinfo's MVP
125.45 ptsImpact List
liam-livingstone
Match centre 
Scores: Chandan Duorah | Comms: Andrew Miller
Scorecard summary
Australia 179/10(19.3 overs)
England 151/10(19.2 overs)
3/28 (3.2)
20 (12)
2/20 (4)
Cricinfo’s Most Valuable Players of the Match
PlayerTeam
TI
Runs
I. Runs
B. Impact
Bowl
I. Wkts
Bo. Impact
ENG125.4537(27)43.6244.713/224.2680.74
AUS114.4559(23)77.44114.45---
AUS71.715(3)5.536.72/202.5865.01
ENG66.2212(15)11.036.632/212.8859.6
AUS61.654(4)3.021.453/283.0360.2

22.23pm So, that's a wrap. It was fun while it lasted, but once Zampa got into his work, Australia's early dominance in both powerplays came to be the difference. From Miller and Gnasher, and Chandan, good night!

Phil Salt: "Everything was good apart from the result, Heady came out swinging, we dragged it back, but with 50 off 30, we were a couple of wickets too far down. Heady's done that for a couple of years, it's about how do we shut that down? Beth, the way he bowled and crossed the line, looked like he'd been there millions of times. Good signs. They played well, we dragged it back, we should have chased it realistically. At times we could have taken partnerships deeper. But we've had a good look at them now."

Mitchell Marsh: "Exciting watching Heady and Shorty, on par for above 200. Tried our best to stuff it up. Hazlewood and Zampa, lucky to have guys like that in our team. It was a 200 wicket, when Heady got going the conditions don't matter. Xavier has hurt his side, disappointing but hopefully not too bad. Colder here than in Scotland, hopefully warmer in Cardiff."

10.11pm So, Australia draw first blood, and it was their stunning assault in the powerplay that won it. Travis Head with a 19-ball fifty, and Matthew Short with 41 from 26, pumped up the runs in the powerplay, and not even a subsequent collapse of 10 for 93 could derail them. Josh Hazlewood was superb in the powerplay, Adam Zampa unplayable through the middle. And despite some resistance from Livingstone, Sean Abbott's three-for closed it out.

The Player of the Match is Travis Head: "Nice start, bowled well at the start, got one away, set a platform... I was trying to acclimatise to a wicket with pace, hitting good shots and Shorty got a cracking start. Good partnership to start the series well. We've played at the Strikers, a consistent theme at the top, we can all play that. Good relationships with the guys in the team. A bit of a luck, but I've worked hard to play with a freer mindset."

19.2
W
Abbott to Mahmood, OUT

Splat! And that is that! Mahmood dances at his crease, looking for something dinky over fine leg, and gets his timber re-arranged by the full length on off stump

Saqib Mahmood b Abbott 12 (15b 0x4 1x6 17m) SR: 80
19.1
6
Abbott to Mahmood, SIX runs

Well, that's a start! Short, Mahmood latches on with an imposing swing, dumps it over wide long-on!

We've had one 30-run over tonight... can we have a 36?

end of over 194 runs • 1 wicket
ENG: 145/9CRR: 7.63 RRR: 35.00 • Need 35 from 6b
Saqib Mahmood6 (13b)
Reece Topley1 (1b)
Marcus Stoinis 3-0-30-1
Sean Abbott 3-0-22-2
18.6
1
Stoinis to Mahmood, 1 run

another ropey swing across the line, high on the bat, plops into no-man's land at deep midwicket. This dead duck will go the distance after all

18.6
1w
Stoinis to Mahmood, 1 wide

short, Mahmood leans back and looks appealingly at the umpire, who eventually relents

18.5
Stoinis to Mahmood, no run

back of a length, can't connect on a floppy uppercut

Mohd Irshad : "I am most disappointed by Livingston, he never lived to the expectations in international arena. Time to move on." His bowling was magnificent though...

18.4
1
Stoinis to Topley, 1 run

flogged into the off-side

18.3
W
Stoinis to Rashid, OUT

Green's long frame clings onto a blinder! Rashid went for broke over the off-side, very high on the bat into the covers, and that was a fine full-stretch grab, leaping backwards and taking an Aussie-rules-style mark as he celebrates

Adil Rashid c Green b Stoinis 7 (10b 1x4 0x6 20m) SR: 70
18.2
Stoinis to Rashid, no run

full length, wide of off but inside the guideline, well bowled

18.1
1
Stoinis to Mahmood, 1 run

flapped into the leg-side, more ropey calling but they survive

end of over 186 runs
ENG: 141/8CRR: 7.83 RRR: 19.50 • Need 39 from 12b
Saqib Mahmood4 (10b)
Adil Rashid7 (8b 1x4)
Sean Abbott 3-0-22-2
Josh Hazlewood 4-0-32-2

Tim: "Good news is this the most forgettable Australia tour of England in history..... us England fans can quickly move on!" I would argue that the 6-1 in 2009 was even more forgettable, but weirdly I can remember it. Probably because of the chill still in my bones

17.6
1
Abbott to Mahmood, 1 run

free hit ... stabbed out to the off-side, nearly another run-out chance. It's been a bit skittish

Anthony: "2 debutants in the top 5 and bowling all rounders at 6 and 7 was always gonna result in this scenario " Probably. Still, it's a T20I in September, and their first since the T20 World Cup... possibly not the moment to worry!

17.6
1nb
Abbott to Mahmood, (no ball)

short, too short... no-ball called

17.5
1
Abbott to Rashid, 1 run

full length on the fifth-stump line, Rashid thumps it on the up over point

17.4
1
Abbott to Mahmood, 1 run

solid thump across the line, out to deep midwicket

17.3
Abbott to Mahmood, no run

pace off, outside off, can't connect. Mahmood angles for the wide but nothing doing there

17.2
Abbott to Mahmood, no run

wafty on the pull, across the line from back of a length

17.1
2
Abbott to Mahmood, 2 runs

flapped on the up to deep third, Rashid has to hurry for the second

end of over 177 runs
ENG: 135/8CRR: 7.94 RRR: 15.00 • Need 45 from 18b
Adil Rashid6 (7b 1x4)
Saqib Mahmood0 (4b)
Josh Hazlewood 4-0-32-2
Adam Zampa 4-0-20-2
16.6
Hazlewood to Rashid, no run

makes room to leg, can't connect on the slap through the off side.

16.5
4
Hazlewood to Rashid, FOUR runs

lumped up and over! Thin cheers from the thinning crowd as Rashid connects well on the full length, over the bowler's head

16.4
Hazlewood to Rashid, no run

back of a length, nips past the splice. Lovely bowling. England are batting at thin air

16.4
2w
Hazlewood to Mahmood, 2 wide

swishes down the leg-side, given as a wide though Mahmood was retreating in that direction. Inglis tumbles well to gather

Best performances - batters
Spike Graph
Wagon Zone
TM Head
59 runs (23)
8 fours4 sixes
Productive shot
slog shot
16 runs
1 four2 sixes
Control
61%
MW Short
41 runs (26)
4 fours2 sixes
Productive shot
cover drive
10 runs
2 fours0 six
Control
77%
Best performances - bowlers
LS Livingstone
O
3
M
0
R
22
W
3
ECO
7.33
FTYFGSGS
OFFLEG
RHB
1W
2W
SA Abbott
O
3.2
M
0
R
28
W
3
ECO
8.4
FTYFGSGS
OFFLEG
RHB
1W
1W
LEGOFF
LHB
1W
Match details
The Rose Bowl, Southampton
TossEngland, elected to field first
Series
Season2024
Player Of The Match
Series resultAustralia led the 3-match series 1-0
Match numberT20I no. 2850
Hours of play (local time)18.30 start, First Session 18.30-20.00, Interval 20.00-20.20, Second Session 20.20-21.50
Match days11 September 2024 - night (20-over match)
T20I debut
Umpires
TV Umpire
Reserve Umpire
Match Referee
Language
English
Win Probability
AUS 100%
AUSENG
100%50%100%AUS InningsENG Innings

Over 20 • ENG 151/10

Saqib Mahmood b Abbott 12 (15b 0x4 1x6 17m) SR: 80
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