England vs Australia Scorecard, 4th ODI, The Ashes 2017-18, Australia vs England

Result · Jan 26 2018, Fri - 08:50 AM (IST)

4th ODI, - Adelaide Oval

ENGLAND

196

AUSTRALIA

197/7

Australia won by 3 wickets

CRR:5.32

Player Of The Match

Pat Cummins

ENGLAND - 196/10 (44.5)

Batsman	R	B	4s	6s	SR
Jason Roy c Steven Smith b Josh Hazlewood	0	2	-	-	-
Jonny Bairstow c Tim Paine b Josh Hazlewood	0	9	-	-	-
Alex Hales b Pat Cummins	3	11	-	-	27.27
Joe Root c Josh Hazlewood b Pat Cummins	0	7	-	-	-
Eoin Morgan c Tim Paine b Pat Cummins	33	61	1	-	54.1
Jos Buttler c Tim Paine b Josh Hazlewood	0	2	-	-	-
Moeen Ali c Travis Head b Andrew Tye	33	50	3	-	66
Chris Woakes c (Sub) b Andrew Tye	78	82	4	5	95.12
Adil Rashid c Tim Paine b Pat Cummins	7	8	1	-	87.5
Tom Curran c Mitchell Marsh b Andrew Tye	35	35	2	1	100
Mark Wood Not out	2	2	-	-	100
Extras	5 ( w: 4)
Total	196 / 10 (44.5 ov)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	Eco
Josh Hazlewood	10	-	39	3	3.9
Pat Cummins	10	2	24	4	2.4
Mitchell Marsh	5	1	24	0	4.8
Andrew Tye	7.5	-	33	3	4.2
Travis Head	2	-	9	0	4.5
Adam Zampa	7	-	42	0	6
Marcus Stoinis	3	-	24	0	8

Fall Of Wickets	Batsman
0/1 (0.2)	Jason Roy
4/2 (3.2)	Alex Hales
4/3 (4.2)	Jonny Bairstow
6/4 (5.3)	Joe Root
8/5 (6.2)	Jos Buttler
61/6 (21.3)	Eoin Morgan
112/7 (30.3)	Moeen Ali
120/8 (31.6)	Adil Rashid
180/9 (42.4)	Chris Woakes
196/10 (44.5)	Tom Curran

AUSTRALIA - 197/7 (37.0)

Batsman	R	B	4s	6s	SR
David Warner c Jos Buttler b Chris Woakes	13	11	2	-	118.18
Travis Head c Eoin Morgan b Mark Wood	96	107	15	-	89.72
Cameron White lbw b Tom Curran	3	7	-	-	42.86
Steven Smith c Joe Root b Adil Rashid	4	16	-	-	25
Mitchell Marsh c and b Adil Rashid	32	30	3	1	106.67
Marcus Stoinis c Jason Roy b Adil Rashid	14	11	3	-	127.27
Tim Paine Not out	25	31	2	-	80.65
Pat Cummins Run out (Tom Curran)	3	9	-	-	33.33
Andrew Tye Not out	3	1	-	-	300
Adam Zampa	-	-	-	-	-
Josh Hazlewood	-	-	-	-	-
Extras	4 ( w: 3 Nb: 1)
Total	197 / 7 (37.0 ov)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	Eco
Chris Woakes	7	-	36	1	5.1
Mark Wood	9	-	58	1	6.4
Tom Curran	2	1	10	1	5
Moeen Ali	8	-	41	0	5.1
Adil Rashid	10	-	49	3	4.9
Joe Root	1	-	3	0	3

Fall Of Wickets	Batsman
25/1 (4.4)	David Warner
48/2 (7.4)	Cameron White
70/3 (13.5)	Steven Smith
112/4 (21.5)	Mitchell Marsh
136/5 (25.3)	Marcus Stoinis
180/6 (34.2)	Travis Head
185/7 (36.1)	Pat Cummins

Match Info

Series:	England in Australia 2017/18
Date:	Jan 26 2018, Fri - 08:50 AM (IST)
Country:	Australia
City:	Adelaide
Venue:	Adelaide Oval
Toss:	Australia won the toss and elected to bowl.
Australia Playing XI:	David Warner, Travis Head, Cameron White, Steven Smith (c), Mitchell Marsh, Marcus Stoinis, Tim Paine (wk), Pat Cummins, Andrew Tye, Adam Zampa, Josh Hazlewood
England Playing XI:	Jason Roy, Jonny Bairstow, Alex Hales, Joe Root, Eoin Morgan (c), Jos Buttler (wk), Moeen Ali, Chris Woakes, Adil Rashid, Tom Curran, Mark Wood

England have now won six of their last seven ODIs against Australia and will be looking for a fifth consecutive win against them for the first time since 2012 -2013.
England will be looking for four wins on the trot against the Baggy Greens in Australia for the first time since December 1979-January 1980.
England have won their first ever bilateral ODI series victory against Australia Down Under; they are currently winning 3-0 in this five-match event.
England have lost five of their seven ODIs against Australia in Adelaide however their last match there saw them knocked out of the 2015 Cricket World Cup by Bangladesh (15 run defeat).
This will be Australia's 50th ODI at the Adelaide Oval, they have won 34 of their previous 49 there (L15), only at the SCG (130) and MCG (123) have they played 50+ ODIs.
Overall Australia have been defeated in 10 of their last 11 ODI matches (W1) whilst their opponents, England have managed to win 18 of their last 20 in the format (L2).
Jos Buttler's ODI hundreds for England have come batting at four (2), six (2) and seven, he is one of seven batsmen to hit two ODI centuries batting at six (like he did in the 3rd ODI), no one has ever hit three.
David Warner is one of three players to hit two ODI centuries at the Adelaide Oval (2012 v SL, 2017 v Pak), his average of 62 at the venue is his 2nd best at any venue he has batted more than twice at (88 at Manuka Oval).
Eoin Morgan (1,628) is now the all-time leading runscorer in ODI matches between England and Australia; overtaking Ricky Ponting (1598) in the 3rd ODI of this series.
Alex Hales needs 81 to reach 2000 ODI runs for England, however his previous high score in Australia is 57 and his average of 12.8 against the Aussies (any venue) is his worst rate against any side.

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