27/08Result

3rd ODI, India tour of Ireland, England and Scotland at Birmingham, Aug 27 2007

EnglandEnglandENG
281/8
IndiaIndiaIND
239 (48.1/50 ov)

England won by 42 runs

Player of the Match

Ian BellEngland

Best performances - Batsmen

IR Bell

79(89) 2x4 - 2x6

Control %83%

Productive Shot
off side drive on front foot
20 runs
0x4 - 1x6

SC Ganguly

72(104) 9x4 - 1x6

Control %83%

Productive Shot
off side drive on front foot
26 runs
3x4 - 0x6

Best performances - Bowlers

JM Anderson

O9.1

R32

Eco3.49

RHB
OFFLEG

FTFULL TOSS
YYORKER
FFULL LENGTH
GGOOD LENGTH
SGSHORT OF GOOD LENGTH
SSHORT LENGTH

LHB
LEGOFF

RP Singh

R55

Eco6.11

RHB
OFFLEG

FTFULL TOSS
YYORKER
FFULL LENGTH
GGOOD LENGTH
SGSHORT OF GOOD LENGTH
SSHORT LENGTH

LHB
LEGOFF

Partnerships

England - Innings

MJ Prior34 (40)

AN Cook33 (43)

IR Bell6 (17)

AN Cook7 (13)

IR Bell14 (13)

KP Pietersen9 (22)

PD Collingwood44 (53)

IR Bell30 (35)

OA Shah19 (15)

IR Bell14 (13)

IR Bell10 (4)

RS Bopara10 (9)

IR Bell5 (7)

SCJ Broad4 (5)

CT Tremlett11 (6)

SCJ Broad6 (6)

JM Anderson0 (0)

CT Tremlett8 (3)

India - Innings

SR Tendulkar8 (19)

SC Ganguly25 (41)

SC Ganguly1 (3)

KD Karthik0 (2)

104

SC Ganguly40 (54)

R Dravid56 (61)

SC Ganguly6 (6)

Yuvraj Singh3 (6)

MS Dhoni13 (20)

Yuvraj Singh26 (20)

Yuvraj Singh14 (10)

RR Powar5 (13)

Yuvraj Singh1 (2)

PP Chawla1 (2)

Z Khan0 (3)

Yuvraj Singh1 (1)

Z Khan11 (9)

RP Singh9 (13)

MM Patel1 (3)

RP Singh3 (3)

Manhattan

Run rate graph

Worm

India tour of Ireland, England and Scotland 2007 News

Oval moments with David Frith
Siddhartha Vaidyanathan catches up with cricket historian David Frith, who recounts his memories of matches at The Oval
More experience wanted for Australia
In analysing our defeat, I’d say we didn’t give enough importance to partnerships
Dar admits he wrongly adjudged Tendulkar out
Umpire Aleem Dar has apologised for wrongly adjudging Sachin Tendulkar out caught behind at Lord's
India's need for change cannot be ignored
India's rebuilding process will entail a few defeats along the way but it's the only way that the batch of 2011 are going to compete against the rest
The Bell factor and India's bowling worries
A statistical review of the England-India ODI series

India INNINGS		R	B
SC Ganguly	caught wk	72	104
SR Tendulkar	caught	8	19
KD Karthik	caught	0	2
R Dravid	bowled	56	61
Yuvraj Singh	run out	45	39
MS Dhoni	caught	13	20
RR Powar	caught	5	13
PP Chawla	caught	1	2
Z Khan	bowled	11	12
RP Singh	not out	12	16
MM Patel	bowled	1	3
EXTRAS	(lb 10, w 3, nb 2)
TOTAL	239 (all out; 48.1 ovs)

England BOWLING	O	M	R	W	Econ
SCJ Broad	9.0	1	34	1	3.77	(1w)
JM Anderson	9.1	3	32	3	3.49
CT Tremlett	8.0	0	57	2	7.12	(2nb, 1w)
MS Panesar	10.0	0	49	1	4.90
PD Collingwood	10.0	0	45	2	4.50	(1w)
RS Bopara	2.0	0	12	0	6.00

India 2nd innings Partnerships

Wkt	Runs	Players
1st	35	SR Tendulkar	SC Ganguly
2nd	1	SC Ganguly	KD Karthik
3rd	104	SC Ganguly	R Dravid
4th	9	SC Ganguly	Yuvraj Singh
5th	41	MS Dhoni	Yuvraj Singh
6th	20	Yuvraj Singh	RR Powar
7th	3	Yuvraj Singh	PP Chawla
8th	1	Z Khan	Yuvraj Singh
9th	20	Z Khan	RP Singh
10th	5	MM Patel	RP Singh

England - Innings

India - Innings

Oval moments with David Frith

More experience wanted for Australia

Dar admits he wrongly adjudged Tendulkar out

India's need for change cannot be ignored

The Bell factor and India's bowling worries