Harmison helps with a no ball and Hussey pings the extra cover fence. The no ball would go into the scorecard, the four won't. Anyways Australia have won the battle on the diwali day.
England vs Australia, 12th Match at Jaipur, Oct 21 2006 - Ball by Ball Commentary
England imploded after a good start. 10 wickets fell in the space of 83 runs. Maybe a diwali gift to Australia. Despite a mini-hiccup early in the chase, Australia have wrapped it up without too much sweat. That's it from us. Join us on 24th for the South Africa v Sri Lanka match at Ahmedabad. Goodbye and good luck. Ta!
one to win.
glanced fine. Full and drifting on to the legs, tickled around the corner.
on the hips, turned past square-leg
another one banged in short, it sails over Symonds, who ducks, and bounces once before reaching Read
A pull shot but played down to the ground. Short and on the body, pulled to longleg
kicks up a bit from back of length, outside off, Symond arches back his upper body, taps it to thirdman
long hop but Hussey is no mood for murder. Pushes it non-violently past cover.
outside leg, full in length, Hussey goes for a sweep but doesn't make contact and it runs off the pads
Slip in place now.
slower and on the stumps, worked to midwicket
paddled away past short fine-leg
turns in from outside off, Symonds is rapped on the pads as he pushes forward in defense. But point of impact outside off.
short of length, turns in, turned to short fine-leg
Hussey needs to push on a bit here, better run rate could help Australia later in the tournament.
slower ball, on the middle, Hussey leans forward to dead-bat it away.
banged in short, at the body of Symonds who pushes it to close on the legside
just short of driveable length outside off, steered to point
fuller and on the off stump, pushed to mid-off
back to rubbish. Short and wide outside off, cut past point
Finally, after bowling lots of trash, Harmison gets one to kick up from short of length. Martyn tries to help it on his way but nicks it to Read.
Drinks on the field.
defended off the front foot.
fuller and flatter, Hussey presses forward in defense, gets an outside edge to the thirdman region