Commonwealth Bank Series 2006/07 | Live Score, Schedule, News

ENG

246/8

AUS

(27/27 ov, T:187) 152/8

England won by 34 runs (D/L method)

RESULT

1st Final (D/N), Melbourne, February 09, 2007, Commonwealth Bank Series

AUS

252

ENG

(49.3/50 ov, T:253) 253/6

England won by 4 wickets (with 3 balls remaining)

RESULT

12th Match (D/N), Brisbane, February 06, 2007, Commonwealth Bank Series

ENG

270/7

(50 ov, T:271) 256/8

England won by 14 runs

RESULT

11th Match (D/N), Melbourne, February 04, 2007, Commonwealth Bank Series

290/7

AUS

(48.2/50 ov, T:291) 291/5

Australia won by 5 wickets (with 10 balls remaining)

RESULT

10th Match (D/N), Sydney, February 02, 2007, Commonwealth Bank Series

ENG

292/7

AUS

(38.5/50 ov, T:293) 200

England won by 92 runs

RESULT

9th Match (D/N), W.A.C.A, January 30, 2007, Commonwealth Bank Series

318/7

ENG

(50 ov, T:319) 260/8

New Zealand won by 58 runs

RESULT

8th Match (D/N), W.A.C.A, January 28, 2007, Commonwealth Bank Series

AUS

343/5

(50 ov, T:344) 335/5

Australia won by 8 runs

RESULT

7th Match (D/N), Adelaide, January 26, 2007, Commonwealth Bank Series

ENG

110

AUS

(24.3/50 ov, T:111) 111/1

Australia won by 9 wickets (with 153 balls remaining)

RESULT

6th Match (D/N), Adelaide, January 23, 2007, Commonwealth Bank Series

210

ENG

(37.5/50 ov, T:211) 120

New Zealand won by 90 runs

RESULT

5th Match (D/N), Sydney, January 21, 2007, Commonwealth Bank Series

218

AUS

(48.4/50 ov, T:219) 224/8

Australia won by 2 wickets (with 8 balls remaining)

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Stats & Records

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Overall Aus Tri Series (CB) records

Winner

Englandwon the best-of-3-finals 2-0

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Monty Panesar, in his exclusive diary, reflects on the Australian tour and looks ahead to the World Cup

Never beaten? You better self-believe it

Kevin Mitchell on an unusually sloppy Australia

The best ODI bowler at the death

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Buchanan defends heavy training workload

John Buchanan has rejected Shane Warne's claims that the Australia team was "trained into the ground", leading to them losing the CB Series to England

Warne slams Buchanan for CB Series loss

Shane Warne launched another attack on his former coach John Buchanan, who he said was responsible for Australia's CB Series loss to England on Sunday

Fleming defends his captaincy

Stephen Fleming said he was still the best option to captain New Zealand despite their disappointing CB Series in Australia, where they missed the finals after a resurgent England overshadowed them in the later stages of the tournament

Waugh defends Buchanan over heavy training

Steve Waugh has jumped to the defence of John Buchanan after Shane Warne said the Australia coach should take responsibility for having trained his team 'into the ground'

Pollock's resurgence, and Dhoni the matchwinner

Shaun Pollock's stunning season as an ODI bowler, and Mahendra Singh Dhoni's ability to play innings which win the game for India

The journeyman arrives

Paul Collingwood has just completed the journey of his life in Australia

Commonwealth Bank Series 2007 Points Table

Team	M	W	L	PT	NRR
AUS	8	7	1	31	0.667
ENG	8	3	5	13	-0.608
NZ	8	2	6	9	-0.007

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Commonwealth Bank Series 2007 Top Wicket Takers

Glenn McGrath

AUS, Rfm

Innings: 7Average: 23.46

Liam Plunkett

ENG, Rf

Innings: 6Average: 23.00

Brett Lee

AUS, Rf

Innings: 7Average: 26.83

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Commonwealth Bank Series 2007 Top Run Scorers

Ricky Ponting

AUS, Rhb

445

Innings: 8Average: 74.16

Matthew Hayden

AUS, Lhb

387

Innings: 10Average: 43.00

Paul Collingwood

ENG, Rhb

379

Innings: 9Average: 47.37

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