England vs Australia, 1st ODI at London, Sep 04 2009 - Cricket Stats

RESULT

1st ODI (D/N), The Oval, September 04, 2009, Australia tour of England and Scotland

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Australia

260/5

England

(50 ov, T:261) 256/8

Australia won by 4 runs

Player Of The Match

Callum Ferguson

, AUS

71* (75)

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Scoring Breakdown

Australia

England

41/1

Power Play

45/1

137/2

Middle Overs

123/4

82/2

Final Overs

88/3

Sixes

Fours

Runs In Boundaries

48%

Dot ball percentage

50%

Extras conceded

Best Performances - Batters

Spike Graph

Wagon Zone

CJ Ferguson

AUS

71 runs (75)

5 fours0 six

Productive shot

leg glance

22 runs

0 four0 six

Control

83%

CL White

AUS

53 runs (71)

7 fours0 six

Productive shot

off side drive on front foot

19 runs

2 fours0 six

Control

92%

Best Performances - Bowlers

MG Johnson

AUS

ECO

3.42

NM Hauritz

AUS

ECO

4.88

Partnerships

First innings

Australia

SR WatsonTD Paine

10 (12)

11 (18)

0 (6)

SR WatsonCL White

36 (38)

82 (95)

42 (57)

MJ ClarkeCL White

7 (19)

18 (33)

11 (14)

MJ ClarkeCJ Ferguson

38 (53)

79 (109)

40 (56)

MEK HusseyCJ Ferguson

20 (15)

47 (29)

27 (14)

JR HopesCJ Ferguson

18 (11)

23* (16)

4 (5)

England

AJ StraussRS Bopara

12 (14)

22 (29)

6 (15)

MJ PriorRS Bopara

28 (47)

61 (94)

29 (47)

OA ShahRS Bopara

25 (24)

41 (50)

14 (26)

PD CollingwoodOA Shah

20 (30)

37 (54)

15 (24)

PD CollingwoodLJ Wright

3 (9)

7 (14)

4 (5)

LJ WrightSCJ Broad

8 (5)

10 (10)

2 (5)

LJ WrightAU Rashid

26 (17)

46 (32)

16 (15)

GP SwannAU Rashid

4 (5)

5 (6)

1 (1)

RJ SidebottomAU Rashid

13 (7)

27* (14)

14 (7)

Manhattan

Australia

England

Run Rate Graph

Australia

England

Worm

Australia

England

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England Innings

Player Name		R	B
AJ Strauss	caught	12	14
RS Bopara	stumped	49	88
MJ Prior	caught	28	47
OA Shah	hit wicket	40	48
PD Collingwood	caught	23	39
LJ Wright	run out	38	27
SCJ Broad	caught	2	5
AU Rashid	not out	31	23
GP Swann	caught	4	5
RJ Sidebottom	not out	13	7
Extras	(b 3, nb 3, w 10)
Total	256(8 wkts; 50 ovs)

Player Name	O	M	R	W	Econ
B Lee	9	0	65	1	7.22 (3 nb)
NW Bracken	10	0	48	0	4.8
MG Johnson	7	0	24	3	3.42
JR Hopes	5	1	14	0	2.8
NM Hauritz	9	0	44	2	4.88
MJ Clarke	4	0	18	0	4.5
SR Watson	6	0	40	1	6.66

Wkt	Runs	Players
1st	22	Andrew Strauss	Ravi Bopara
2nd	61	Matt Prior	Ravi Bopara
3rd	41	Owais Shah	Ravi Bopara
4th	37	Paul Collingwood	Owais Shah
5th	7	Paul Collingwood	Luke Wright
6th	10	Luke Wright	Stuart Broad
7th	46	Luke Wright	Adil Rashid
8th	5	Graeme Swann	Adil Rashid
9th	27	Ryan Sidebottom	Adil Rashid

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