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
The main change from the England side that won 3-0 at home this year
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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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 MCG in Numbers
Australia-England Tests: 54 (Australia won 27, England won 20, with seven draws)
Highest Ashes total:
604 by Australia in February 1937, thanks to centurions Don Bradman (169), Jack Badcock (118) and Stan McCabe (112)
Australia's total of 98 in the 2010-11 series
Lowest first innings by Australia at MCG
Lowest against England since 1968
Lowest against England at home since 1936
Lowest by Australia at home since 1984
Highest individual Ashes score: 307 by Australia's Bob Cowper in February 1966, the highest Test score in Australia until Matthew Hayden Scored 380 Runs against Zimbabwe in 2003
Most Ashes runs: 1,178 by England's Jack Hobbs, averaging 69.29 with five centuries in 10 visits between 1908 and 1929
Best Ashes bowling (innings): 9-121 by Australia leg-spinner Arthur Mailey in February 1921. In Ashes cricket, it has been bettered by only England's Jim Laker, who took 9/37 and 10/53 at Manchester in 1956
Australia Vs England Fourth Test Melbourne Dec 26-30,2013
Day One Thursday Dec 26,2013
Australia won the toss and chose to field
Australia
David Warner
Shane Watson
Michael Clarke (C)
Steven Smith
Chris Rogers
George Bailey
Mitchell Johnson
Ryan Harris
Peter Siddle
Brad Haddin (WK)
Nathan Lyon
England
Alastair Cook(C)
Michael Carberry
Joe Root
Ian Bell
Ben Stokes
Jonny Bairstow(WK)
Tim Brsnan
Stuart Broad
Kevin Pietersen
Monty Panesar
James Anderson
England scored 226/6 in 89 Overs
Fall of Wickets(England)
Alastair Cook 27(in 47 Balls with 4x3)
Michael Carberry 38(in 103 Balls with 4x6)
Joe Root 24(in 82 Balls with 4x2)
Ian Bell 27(in 98 Balls with 4x1)
Ben Stokes 14(in 23 Balls with 4x1 and 6x1)
Jonny Bairstow 10(in 17 Balls with 6x1)
Kevin Pietersen 67*
Tim Bresnan 01*
Day One Thursday Dec 26,2013 -Highlights
The MCG has reported a world-record attendance for a day of Test
cricket, with 91,092 spectators officially accounted for during the
final session on Boxing Day.
At 4.15pm the scoreboard at the ground relayed the message that a new
world record had been set, surpassing the 90,800 who attended the second
day of the 1960-61 Test against West Indies at the MCGMCG record cricket attendances
Kevin Pietersen overtook Geoffrey Boycott's aggregate of 8,114 runs to become England's fourth highest Test runscorer, behind Graham Gooch, Alec Stewart and David Gower
Ian Bell passed 1,000 Test runs in a calendar year for the first time
Shane Watson(Australia)left the field with soreness in his right groin during the second session on Boxing Day. Watson was running in to bowl the fifth ball of his seventh over when he pulled up and grimaced, and after consulting the captain Michael Clarke, Watson immediately left the field.
Day Two Friday Dec 27,2013
Resuming from 226/6,England scored 255/10 in 100 Overs
Fall of Wickets(England)
Tim Bresnan 01(in 14 Balls)
Kevin Pietersen 71(in 161 Balls with 4x5 and 6x1)-35th Test Match Fifty
Stuart Broad 11(in 16 Balls with 4x2)
Monty Panesar 02(in 16 Balls)
James Anderson 11*(in 24 Balls with 4x1)
Wicket Takers(Australia)
Mitchell Johnson 5-63(24 Overs)
Ryan Harris 2-47(24 Overs)
Shane Watson 1-11(6.4 Overs)
Peter Siddle 1-50(23 Overs)
Nathan Lyon 1-67(22.2 Overs)
Australia scored 164/9 in 73.3 Overs
Fall of Wickets(Australia)
David Warner 09(in 14 Balls with 4x2)
Shane Watson 10(in 15 Balls with 4x2)
Michael Clarke 10(in 34 Balls)
Steven Smith 19(in 77 Balls with 4x3)
Chris Rogers 61(in 171 Balls with 4x8)-5th Test Match Fifty
George Bailey 00(in 19 Balls)
Mitchell Johnson 02(in 30 Balls)
Ryan Harris 06(in 27 Balls with 4x1)
Peter Siddle 00(in 5 Balls)
Brad Haddin 43*
Day Two Friday Dec 27,2013- Highlights
England produced their best bowling display of the series to reduce Australia to 164-9, still 91 runs behind
Mitchell Johnson's 5-63 was his 10th Test five-wicket haul, half of which have been against England, with three in this series
James Anderson's dismissal of David Warner was his 600th international wicket for England (337 Test, 245 ODI, 18 T20)
Chris Rogers was cut after ducking into a Stuart Broad short ball
Day Three Saturday Dec 28,2013
Resuming from 164/9,Australia scored 204/10 in 82.2 Overs
Fall of Wickets(Australia)
Brad Haddin 65(in 68 Balls with 4x7 and 6x1)-16th Test Match Fifty
Nathan Lyon 18(in 34 Balls with 4x3)
Wicket Takers(England)
James Anderson 4-67(20.2 Overs)
Stiart Broad 3-45(20 Overs)
Tim Bresnan 2-24(18 Overs)
Ben Stokes 1-46(15 Overs)
England scored 179/10 in 61 Overs
Fall of Wickets(England)
Alastair Cook 51(in 64 Balls with 4x7)-35th Test Match Fifty
Michael Carberry 12(in 81 Balls with 4x1)
Joe Root 15(in 24 Balls with 4x1)
Ian Bell 00(in 1 Ball)
Ben Stokes 19(in 55 Balls with 4x1)
Jonny Bairstow 21(in 28 Balls with 4x2 and 6x2)
Tim Bresnan 00(in 8 Balls)
Stuart Broad 00(in 3 Balls)
Kevin Pietersen 49(in 90 Balls with 4x6)
Monty Panesar 00(in 6 Balls)
James Anderson 01*(in 6 Balls)
Wicket Takers(Australia)
Nathan Lyon 5-50(17 Overs)
Mitchell Johnson 3-25(15 Overs)
Peter Siddle 1-46(15 Overs)
Australia scored 30/0 in 8 Overs - Target 231 Runs to Win The Test Match
Chris Rogers 18*
David Warner 12*
Day Three Saturday Dec 28,2013 - Highlights
Alastair Cook Braks Sachin Tendulkar's Record
The 29-year-old Alastair Cook beat Sachin Tendulkar to the milestone by 21 days and appeared in fine touch as he reached the break on 41, with fellow opener Michael Carberry grafting for 5 runs and moved serenely to 54 without loss at lunch after dismissing Australia for 204 early on the third day of the fourth Ashes Test on Saturday Dec 28,2013
Alastair Cook reached the landmark in 7 years and 300 days
In his 29th Test Match Nathan Lyon (Australia)claimed 5/50 - including his 100th Test wicket -Stuart Broad and his first five-wicket haul in Australia,as England collapsed again
Nathan Lyon joins Peter Siddle as Australia's leading wicket-taker for the year. Siddle's 42 victims took 14 Tests to accumulate, Lyon claimed his in only 11.
Brad Haddin's 65 Runs gave him the highest aggregate by a wicketkeeper in any Ashes series
Test Innings Runs Highest Average 100's 50's
53 89 2904 169 36.30 04 16
Day Four Sunday Dec 29,2013
Resuming from 30/0,Australia scored 231/2 in 51.5 Overs
Fall of Wickets(Australia)
David Warner 25(in 47 Balls with 4x2)
Chris Rogers 116(in 155 Balls with 4x13)-Maiden Ton at Home and 2nd Test Match Ton
Shane Watson 83*(in 90 Balls with 4x11)-22nd Test Match Fifty
Michael Clarke 06*(in 20 Balls with 4x1)
Wicket Takers(England)
Monty Panesar 1-41(7.5 Overs)
Ben Stokes 1-50(12 Overs)
Match Result -Australia won by 8 wickets
Scorecard
Australia 204 & 231/2
England 255 & 179
Player of the Match -Mitchell Johnson(Australia)
Series Reult -Australia lead the 5-match series 4-0
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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Day Four Sunday Dec 29,2013 -Highlights
Australia now lead England 4-0 in this Ashes, making it the 4th time since 2001 that Australia's Ashes wins were by a margin of 4-1 or better. Including this series, Australia have lead England 4-0 by the end of the fourth Test in their last three Ashes wins
Chris Rogers(77) and Shane Watson(58) scored 136 Runs for the 2nd wicket
Australia captain Michael Clarke completed 8000 Test runs in his 172nd innings, today. He's the 6th Australian Batsman to reach this landmark and has taken fewer innings than Allan Border (184 innings), Steve Waugh (194) and Mark Waugh (206).
Matthew Hayden, who completed 8000 Test runs in 164 innings, is the fastest Australia batsman to 8000 Test runs, followed by Ricky Ponting, who took 165 innings
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