Statistics
Best performances - Batsmen
CJ Ferguson
55(58) 5x4 - 0x6
Control %86%
- Productive Shot
- off side drive on front foot
- 21 runs
- 3x4 - 0x6
06/09Result
2nd ODI, Australia tour of England and Scotland at London, Sep 6 2009
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![Australia]( "Australia")
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![England]( "England")
210 (46.1/50 ov)
Player of the Match
06/09Result
2nd ODI, Australia tour of England and Scotland at London, Sep 6 2009
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![Australia]( "Australia")
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![England]( "England")
210 (46.1/50 ov)
Player of the Match
Match Centre
Match Details
Toss
England , elected to field first
Player Of The Match
Series result
Australia led the 7-match series 2-0
Match number
Season
Hours of play (local time)
10.15 start, First Session 10.15-13.45, Interval 13.45-14.30, Second Session 14.30-18.00
Match days
6 September 2009 (50-over match)
TV Umpires
Reserve Umpire
Match Referee
Scorecard Summary
AUSTRALIA 249/8 (50 OVERS)
- Callum Ferguson55 (58)
- Mitchell Johnson*43 (23)
- Graeme Swann2/31 (8)
- Luke Wright2/52 (10)
ENGLAND 210 (46.1 OVERS)
- Paul Collingwood56 (84)
- Andrew Strauss47 (53)
- Brett Lee2/22 (8.1)
- Shane Watson2/26 (7)
Well played Australia. Mitchell Johnson hauled them from a poor total to a defendable 249 with some late heroics with the bat, and then they hauled the game back into their hands after England had reached 74 for 0.
England's failure to claim the final Powerplay until the game was as good as over will come under some considerable scrutiny, but in truth they screwed up their chase long before that. Strauss was too busy plane-watching to carry on a fine innings, Owais Shah proved once again he is lousy between the wickets, and Brett Lee showed what is possible with a fast, full and late-swinging length.
So there we have it. We mustn't forget another good batting performance from Callum Ferguson, who looks a quality find in the middle order. Australia are worthy winners. I've been Andrew Miller, and he's been Will Luke. Goodnight all
46.1
W
Lee to Collingwood, OUT, and that is the end of that. Fast, full, unstoppable. Paul Collingwood's valiant innings comes to an end via the thinnest of toe-ends onto leg stump, and Australia are 2-0 up!
PD Collingwood b Lee 56 (131m 84b 3x4 0x6) SR: 66.66
END OF OVER:46 | 3 Runs | ENG: 210/9 (40 runs required from 24 balls, RR: 4.56, RRR: 10.00)
- James Anderson0 (5b)
- Paul Collingwood56 (83b)
- Shane Watson7-1-26-2
- Brett Lee8-0-22-1
45.6
0
Watson to Anderson, no run, outside off, Anderson wafts flat-footedly, and another dot ball is chalked up. Yes, it was a carbon copy
45.5
0
Watson to Anderson, no run, outside off, Anderson wafts flat-footedly, and another dot ball is chalked up
I still blame the Lancaster Bomber
45.4
1
Watson to Collingwood, 1 run, slower ball, clopped to midwicket, and England are wading through treacle now
45.3
2
Watson to Collingwood, 2 runs, cue the circus music. An optimistic tonk down the ground, a fumble, a crazy call, a dive, a reprieve. And an extra run
England need a bit of James Foster magic right now
45.2
0
Watson to Collingwood, no run, another swipe, but straight to midwicket
Match Coverage
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