2013-14 The Ashes Schedule
Australia have chosen a 12-man squad
1 Chris Rogers, 2 David Warner, 3 Shane Watson, 4 Michael Clarke (capt), 5 Steven Smith, 6 George Bailey, 7 Brad Haddin (wk), 8 Mitchell Johnson, 9 Peter Siddle, 10 Ryan Harris, 11 Nathan Lyon 12 James Faulkner
Results of the 2013 The Ashes England Vs Australia
Test Match
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Venue
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Date
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England Score
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Australia Score
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Result
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First Test
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TrentBridge
Nottingham
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July 10-14
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215 and 375
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280 and 296
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England won by 14 Runs
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Second Test
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Lord’s
London
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July 18-21
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361 and 349/7d
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128 and 235
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England won by 347 Runs
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Third Test
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Old Trafford
Manchester
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Aug 1-5
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368 and 37/3
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527/7d and 172/7d
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Match Drawn
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Fourth Test
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Chester-le-street
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Aug 9-12
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238 and 330
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270 and 224
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England won by 74 Runs
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Fifth Test
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Kennington Oval,London
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Aug 21-25
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377 and 206/5
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492/9d and 111/6d
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Match Drawn
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The main change from the England side that won 3-0 at home this year is the inclusion of Michael Carberry at the top of the order to open with Alastair Cook, which was also allowed Joe Root to slide down to No.6, the position occupied by Jonny Bairstow for much of the home series. Matt Prior suffered a calf tear during the warm-up match in Hobart and remains in doubt, and Bairstow would keep wicket if Prior is ruled out.
England (probable) 1 Alastair Cook (capt), 2 Michael Carberry, 3 Jonathan Trott, 4 Kevin Pietersen, 5 Ian Bell, 6 Joe Root, 7 Matt Prior / Jonny Bairstow (wk), 8 Stuart Broad, 9 Graeme Swann, 10 Chris Tremlett, 11 James Anderson.
The SCG In Numbers
Australia-England Tests: 54 (Australia won 25, England won 22, with seven draws)
Highest Ashes total: 659-8 declared by Australia in December 1946. Sid Barnes and Don Bradman both made 234, adding 405 for the fifth wicket (still a world record).
Lowest Ashes total: 42 by Australia in February 1888. It remained a world record until 1896, and could have been even lower had they not recovered from 26-8.Highest individual Ashes score: The 287 scored by England's Tip Foster in 1903 remained an SCG record until Michael Clarke's 329 not out against India in 2012.
Most Ashes runs: 808 by England's Wally Hammond, averaging an astonishing 161.40 with two double centuries and two other tons in five matches between 1928 and 1946.
Best Ashes bowling (innings): 8-24 by England seamer George Lohmann in February 1887. He took 8-58 on the same ground five years later
Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne played their final Test together at Sydney in January 2007
Australia Vs England at the SCG,Adelaide Jan 03-07,2014
0Day One Friday Jan 03,214
England won the toss and chose to field
Squads
Australia
Chris Rogers,David Warner,Shane Watson,Michael Clarke(C),Steven Smith, George Bailey,Brad HaddinWK),Mitchell Johnson,Ryan Harris,Peter Siddle and Nathan Lyon
England
Alastair Cook(C),Michael Carberry,Ian Bell,Kevin Pietersen,Gary Ballance,Ben Stokes,Jonny Bairstwo(WK),Scott Borthwick,Stuart Broad,James Anderson and Boyd Rankin
Test Debuts Gary Ballance, Scott Borthwick and Boyd Rankin (England)
Australia scored 326/10 in 76 Overs
Fall of Wickets(Australia)
David Warner 16(in 20 Balls with 4x3)
Chris Rogers 11(in 39 Balls with 4x1)
Michael Clarke 10(in 29 Balls with 4x1)
Shane Watson 43(in 59 Balls with 4x7)
George Bailey 01(in 8 Balls)
Brad Haddin 75(in 90 Balls with 4x13)-17th Test Match Fifty
Mitchell Johnson 12(in 32 Balls)
Ryan Harris 22(in 27 Balls with 4x2 and 6x1)
Peter Siddle 00(in 1 Ball)
Steven Smith 115(in 154 Balls with 4x17 and 6x1)-3rd Test Match Ton
Nathan Lyon 01*(in 3 Balls)
Wicket Takers(England)
Ben Stokes 6-99(19.5 Overs)
Stuart Broad 2-65(19.5 Overs)
Scott Borthwick 1-49(7 Overs)
James Anderson 1-67(21 Overs)
England scored 08/1 in 6 Overs
Fall of Wickets(England)
Michael Carberry 00(in 9 Balls)
Alastair Cook 07*
James Anderson 01*
Day One Friday Jan 03,2014 -Highlights
Brad Haddin became only the second wicket-keeper to make six fifty-plus scores in a series
Steven Smith scored his 2nd Ton of the series
Brad Haddin(75)and Steven Smith(45)scored 128 Runs for the 6th wicket
Scott Borthwick took his first Test wicket when he claimed the wicket of Mitchell Johnson
Ben Stokes took his maiden 5-wicket haul and his figures of 6/99 was BBI
Day Two Saturday Jan 04,2014
Resuming from 8/1 England scored 155/10 in 58.5 Overs
Fall of Wickets(England)
Alastair Cook 07(in 19 Balls with 4x1)
James Anderson 07(in 24 Balls with 4x1)
Kevin Pietersen 03(in 9 Balls)
Ian Bell 02(in 32 Balls)
Gary Ballance 18(in 51 Balls with 4x2)
Jonny Bairstow 18(in 50 Balls with 4x1)
Ben Stokes 47(in 104 Balls with 4x4)
Scott Borthwick 01(in 17 Balls)
Boyd Rankin 13(in 22 Balls with 4x2)
Stuart Broad 30*(in 22 Balls with 4x4 and 6x1)
Wicket Takers(Australia)
Peter Siddle 3-23(13 Overs)
Mitchell Johnson 3-33(13.5 Overs)
Ryan Harris 3-36(14 Overs)
Nathan Lyon 1-57(15 Overs)
Australia 2nd Innings scored 140/4 in 30 Overs
Fall of Wickets(Australia)
David Warner 16(in 20 Balls with 4x3)
Shane Watson 09(in 9 Balls with 4x2)
Michael Clarke 06(in 18 Balls with 4x1)
Steven Smith 07(in 12 Ballswith 4x1)
Chris Rogers 73*
George Bailey 20*
Day Three Sunday Jan 05,2014
Resuming from 140/4 Australia scored 276/10 in 61.3 Overs
Fall of Wickets(Australia)
George Bailey 46(in 74 Balls with 4x6)
Brad Haddin 28(in 40 Balls with 4x3)
Mitchell Johnson 04(in 3 Balls with 4x1)
Chris Rogers 119(in 169 Balls with 4x15)-3rd Test Match Ton
Ryan Harris 13(in 10 Balls with 4x1 and 6x1)
Peter Siddle 04(in 6 Balls)
Nathan Lyon 06*(in 10 Balls)
Wicket Takers(England)
Scott Borthwick 3-33(6 overs)
James Anderson 2-46(15 Overs)
Stuart Broad 2-57(14 Overs)
Ben Stokes 2-62(10 Overs)
Boyd Rankin 1-47(12.3 Overs)
England 2nd Innings scored 166/10 in 31.4 Overs - Target 448 Runs
Fall of Wickets(England)
Alastair Cook 07(in 12 Balls with 4x1)
Ian Bell 16(in 19 Balls with 4x1 and 6x1)
Kevin Pietersen 06(in 10 Balls)
Michael Carberry 43(in 63 Balls with 4x8)
Gary Ballance 07(in 27 Balls with 4x1)
Jonny Bairstow 00(in 3 Balls)
Scott Borthwick 04(in 2 Balls with 4x1)
Ben Stokes 32(in 16 Balls with 4x3 and 6x2)
Stuart Broad 42(in 36 Balls with 4x3 and 6x4)
Boyd Rankin 00(in 2 Balls)
James Anderson 01*(in 1 Ball)
Wicket Takers(Australia)
Ryan Harris 5-25(9.4 Overs)
Mitchell Johnson 3-40(9 Overs)
Nathan Lyon 2-70(9 Overs)
Match Result -Australia won by 281 Runs
Player of the Match -Ryan Harris(Australia)
Series Result -Australia won the 5-match series 5-0
2013-14 The Ashes Results
Test Match
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Venue
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Date
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England Score
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Australia Score
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Result
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First
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Brisbane
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Nov 21-25
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136 & 179
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295 & 401/7 Declared
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Australia Won by 381 Runs
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Second
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Adelaide
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Dec 05-09
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172 & 312
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570/9 Declared & 132/3 Declared
| Australia Won by 218 Runs |
Third
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Perth
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Dec 13-17
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251 & 353
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385 & 369/6 Declared
| Australia Won by 150 Runs |
Fourth
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MCG
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Dec 26-29
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255 & 179
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204 & 231/2
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Australia won by 8 wickets
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Fifth
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SCG
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Jan 03-05
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155 & 166
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326 & 276
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Australia won by 281 Runs
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Player of the Series -Mitchell Johnson(Australia)
Highlights
George Bailey(46)and Chris Rogers(58)scored 109 Runs for the 5th wicket in Australia's 2nd innings
Chris Rogers scored his 2nd Ton in consecutive tests
Overall, it is Australia's 5th such verdict against any opposition - they have also beaten West Indies (2000-01) and South Africa (1931-32) by 5-0 margins
England lost 20 wickets in 543 balls in this Test; in other words, they batted 90.3 overs - which is three balls over a regular day's play - and were bowled out twice.
Mitchell Johnson's series haul of 37 wickets is the 9th highest in an Ashes series, but the fifth-best in a five-Test contest. Jim Laker's 46 in five Tests in 1956 is the highest in any Ashes, while the best for Australia in a five-Test Ashes is Shane Warne's 40 in England in 2005. Johnson's 37 is the best by an Australia bowler in a five-Test Ashes series in Australia.
Ryan Harris' 5 for 25 is his fourth five-for in 12 Test Matches against England; out of his 93 Test wickets, 57 have come against England at an average of 20.63
The 5-0 series drubbing has pushed Australia up to No. 3 in the ICC Test Rankings while England have slipped to No. 4
Australia's Ashes Celebrations
Australian cricket team thanked the public for their support during the series at a reception attended by Prime Minister Tony Abbott
Thousands of fans have flocked to the Sydney Opera House to celebrate with Australia's cricket team after its 5-0 Ashes triumph
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