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Matches (6)

CWC QLF (2)

BAN v IRE (1)

WI 4-Day (3)

Live • 6th Match • CWC QLF • ODI • Windhoek

JER

(5.4/50 ov) 18/1

NAM

Jersey chose to bat.

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Live • 7th Match • CWC QLF • ODI • Windhoek

UAE

(5/50 ov) 39/1

USA

U.A.E. chose to bat.

Schedule Table Series

RESULT • 2nd T20I • Chattogram

BAN

(17/17 ov) 202/3

IRE

(17/17 ov, T:203) 125/9

Bangladesh won by 77 runs

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RESULT

5th Test, The Oval, September 08 - 12, 2005, Australia tour of England and Scotland

ENG

373 & 335

AUS

(T:342) 367 & 4/0

Match drawn

RESULT

Chelmsford, September 03 - 04, 2005, Australia tour of England and Scotland

ESSEX

502/4d

AUS

561/6

Match drawn

RESULT

4th Test, Nottingham, August 25 - 28, 2005, Australia tour of England and Scotland

ENG

(T:129) 477 & 129/7

AUS

(f/o) 218 & 387

England won by 3 wickets

ABANDONED

Edinburgh, August 18, 2005, Australia tour of England and Scotland

SCOT

AUS

Match abandoned without a ball bowled

RESULT

3rd Test, Manchester, August 11 - 15, 2005, Australia tour of England and Scotland

ENG

444 & 280/6d

AUS

(T:423) 302 & 371/9

Match drawn

RESULT

2nd Test, Birmingham, August 04 - 07, 2005, Australia tour of England and Scotland

ENG

407 & 182

AUS

(T:282) 308 & 279

England won by 2 runs

RESULT

Worcester, July 30 - August 01, 2005, Australia tour of England and Scotland

AUS

406/9d & 161/2

WORCS

187

Match drawn

RESULT

1st Test, Lord's, July 21 - 24, 2005, Australia tour of England and Scotland

AUS

190 & 384

ENG

(T:420) 155 & 180

Australia won by 239 runs

RESULT

Leicester, July 15 - 17, 2005, Australia tour of England and Scotland

LEICS

217 & 363/5

AUS

582/7d

Match drawn

RESULT

3rd Match, The Oval, July 12, 2005, Australia tour of England and Scotland

ENG

228/7

AUS

(34.5/50 ov, T:229) 229/2

Australia won by 8 wickets (with 91 balls remaining)

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Top Wicket Takers

Test

ODI

T20I

List A

OTHER

OTHEROD

Shane Warne Lbg

Innings: 10Average: 19.92

Andrew Flintoff Rfm

Innings: 9Average: 27.29

Brett Lee Rf

Innings: 10Average: 41.10

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Top Run Scorers

Test

ODI

T20I

List A

OTHER

OTHEROD

Kevin Pietersen Rhb

473

Innings: 10Average: 52.55

Marcus Trescothick Lhb

431

Innings: 10Average: 43.10

Andrew Flintoff Rhb

402

Innings: 10Average: 40.20

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