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England vs Australia Scorecard, 3rd Test, The Ashes 2017-18, Australia vs England

Result · Dec 14 2017, Thu - 07:30 AM (IST)
3rd Test - W.A.C.A. Ground
ENGLAND
403, 218
AUSTRALIA
662/9 decl
Australia won by an innings and 41 runs
CRR:2.99
Player Of The Match
Steven Smith
ENGLAND - 403/10 (115.1)
Batsman R B 4s 6s SR
Alastair Cook lbw b Mitchell Starc 7 16 1 - 43.75
Mark Stoneman c Tim Paine b Mitchell Starc 56 110 10 - 50.91
James Vince c Tim Paine b Josh Hazlewood 25 63 4 - 39.68
Joe Root c Tim Paine b Pat Cummins 20 23 4 - 86.96
Dawid Malan c (Sub) b Nathan Lyon 140 227 19 1 61.67
Jonny Bairstow b Mitchell Starc 119 215 18 - 55.35
Moeen Ali c Steven Smith b Pat Cummins 0 2 - - -
Chris Woakes c Pat Cummins b Josh Hazlewood 8 12 2 - 66.67
Craig Overton c Cameron Bancroft b Josh Hazlewood 2 7 - - 28.57
Stuart Broad c Cameron Bancroft b Mitchell Starc 12 10 - 1 120
James Anderson Not out 0 7 - - -
Extras 14 ( lb: 2 w: 1 Nb: 1)
Total 403 / 10 (115.1 ov)
Bowler O M R W Eco
Mitchell Starc 25.1 5 91 4 3.6
Josh Hazlewood 28 9 92 3 3.3
Pat Cummins 28 8 84 2 3
Nathan Lyon 22 4 73 1 3.3
Mitchell Marsh 9 1 43 0 4.8
Steven Smith 3 1 8 0 2.7
Fall Of Wickets Batsman
26/1 (4.4) Alastair Cook
89/2 (25.3) James Vince
115/3 (32.4) Joe Root
131/4 (37.5) Mark Stoneman
368/5 (106.5) Dawid Malan
372/6 (107.2) Moeen Ali
389/7 (110.5) Chris Woakes
389/8 (111.2) Jonny Bairstow
393/9 (112.6) Craig Overton
403/10 (115.1) Stuart Broad
AUSTRALIA - 662/9 (179.3)
Batsman R B 4s 6s SR
Cameron Bancroft lbw b Craig Overton 25 55 3 - 45.45
David Warner c Jonny Bairstow b Craig Overton 22 36 1 - 61.11
Usman Khawaja lbw b Chris Woakes 50 123 8 - 40.65
Steven Smith lbw b James Anderson 239 399 30 1 59.9
Shaun Marsh c Joe Root b Moeen Ali 28 75 4 - 37.33
Mitchell Marsh lbw b James Anderson 181 236 29 - 76.69
Tim Paine Not out 49 85 6 - 57.65
Mitchell Starc Run out (James Vince) 1 3 - - 33.33
Pat Cummins lbw b James Anderson 41 63 4 1 65.08
Nathan Lyon c Moeen Ali b James Anderson 4 3 1 - 133.33
Josh Hazlewood - - - - -
Extras 22 ( lb: 16 w: 1 Nb: 1)
Total 662 / 9 (179.3 ov)
Bowler O M R W Eco
James Anderson 37.3 9 116 4 3.1
Stuart Broad 35 3 142 0 4.1
Chris Woakes 41 8 128 1 3.1
Craig Overton 24 1 110 2 4.6
Moeen Ali 33 4 120 1 3.6
Joe Root 3 - 13 0 4.3
Dawid Malan 6 1 13 0 2.2
Fall Of Wickets Batsman
44/1 (13.2) David Warner
55/2 (17.2) Cameron Bancroft
179/3 (51.1) Usman Khawaja
248/4 (74.4) Shaun Marsh
549/5 (152.2) Mitchell Marsh
560/6 (156.1) Steven Smith
561/7 (156.6) Mitchell Starc
654/8 (177.6) Pat Cummins
662/9 (179.3) Nathan Lyon
ENGLAND - 218/10 (72.5)
Batsman R B 4s 6s SR
Alastair Cook c and b Josh Hazlewood 14 20 2 - 70
Mark Stoneman c Tim Paine b Josh Hazlewood 3 8 - - 37.5
James Vince b Mitchell Starc 55 95 12 - 57.89
Joe Root c Steven Smith b Nathan Lyon 14 20 3 - 70
Dawid Malan c Tim Paine b Josh Hazlewood 54 135 8 - 40
Jonny Bairstow b Josh Hazlewood 14 26 3 - 53.85
Moeen Ali lbw b Nathan Lyon 11 56 2 - 19.64
Chris Woakes c Tim Paine b Pat Cummins 22 48 3 - 45.83
Craig Overton c Usman Khawaja b Josh Hazlewood 12 21 2 - 57.14
Stuart Broad c Tim Paine b Pat Cummins 0 2 - - -
James Anderson Not out 1 7 - - 14.29
Extras 18 ( lb: 11 Nb: 1)
Total 218 / 10 (72.5 ov)
Bowler O M R W Eco
Mitchell Starc 17 5 44 1 2.6
Josh Hazlewood 18 6 48 5 2.7
Mitchell Marsh 3 1 14 0 4.7
Pat Cummins 19.5 4 53 2 2.7
Nathan Lyon 15 4 42 2 2.8
Fall Of Wickets Batsman
4/1 (1.5) Mark Stoneman
29/2 (7.3) Alastair Cook
60/3 (14.1) Joe Root
100/4 (29.5) James Vince
133/5 (39.1) Jonny Bairstow
172/6 (54.5) Moeen Ali
196/7 (63.2) Dawid Malan
210/8 (67.5) Craig Overton
211/9 (68.2) Stuart Broad
218/10 (72.5) Chris Woakes
Match Info
Series: England in Australia 2017/18
Date: Dec 14 2017, Thu - 07:30 AM (IST)
Country: Australia
City: Perth
Venue: W.A.C.A. Ground
Toss: England won the toss and elected to bat.
Australia Squad: Cameron Bancroft, David Warner, Usman Khawaja, Steven Smith (c), Shaun Marsh, Mitchell Marsh, Tim Paine (wk), Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood, Nathan Lyon
England Squad: Alastair Cook, Mark Stoneman, James Vince, Joe Root (c), Dawid Malan, Chris Woakes, Jonny Bairstow (wk), Moeen Ali, Craig Overton, Stuart Broad, James Anderson
  • Australia are on a three-match winning streak against England despite having lost the toss on each occasion; they had lost six of their previous seven Ashes Test matches when failing to win the toss (W1).
  • The Baggy Greens have won their last seven Ashes Test matches on home soil and will be looking to equal their record; an eight-game streak from 1920 to 1925.
  • England have won only one of their previous 13 Tests at the WACA Ground (D3, L9), losing each of their last seven matches there; their sole win came in December 1978.
  • Australia have failed to win their last two Tests at the WACA, the last and only time they went longer without a win was a three-Test drought from 1984 to 1986 (D1, L2).
  • The last time any team won at the WACA Ground after losing the toss was Australia in December 2010 against England, with toss-losing teams picking up just one draw from five Tests since (L4).
  • England have now lost their last six Tests away from home, a defeat in Perth will make this their longest losing run since losing seven on the bounce from 1993 to 1994.
  • Mitchell Starc has already snagged 14 wickets in this Ashes campaign, a joint-high for him in a home Test series and it's already the most in any series since bagging 24 in three Tests against Sri Lanka in July 2016.
  • David Warner (89.2) has the best batting average at the WACA Ground of any player to have played more than one Test there, and after nine innings is already the fifth-most prolific run scorer at the venue with 803 runs.
  • James Anderson (514) is six wickets shy of becoming the outright fifth most prolific wicket taker in Test history (Courtney Walsh 519), while Stuart Broad (393) needs just seven more to become the second Englishman in Test history (behind Anderson) to take 400 wickets.
  • Alastair Cook is set to play his 150th match of Test cricket, becoming just the eighth player in history and the first Englishman to do so.

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