Philip McCarthy: “Two centuries for a combined total of 201 … kinda sums up Ausie luck right now. I’m ok with that. “
Willey to Richardson, 1 run, smeared along the ground to long-on, lining up the outswing and connecting well enough
One over to go. Australia have a score on the door. That’s a start… what will be their finish?
END OF OVER:
49 | 5 Runs | AUS: 304/7 | RR: 6.20
- JA Richardson2 (4b)
- TD Paine3 (4b)
- MA Wood9-1-49-2
- DJ Willey6-0-37-3
Wood to Richardson, 1 run, rolls the fingers on another attempted yorker, chopped out to backward point
Wood to Paine, 1 run, crunched out to deep cover
Wood to Paine, 1 wide, wider line, speared down the leg side this time
Wood to Paine, no run, well bowled again, a pinpoint yorker, nothing for Paine to do but dig it out
Wood to Richardson, 1 run, attacking the stumps on a full length, clipped hard to long-on
Frank: “I submitted feedback a few overs ago.. but it seems even more relevant now. What do you think of England’s fielding – seems from your notes that nothing’s going wrong and placement must be good. Views?” No complaints! One half-chance to Hales that was actually four runs saved.
Wood to Richardson, no run, an under-edged smear, Buttler does well to drop a glove on it
Brendan : “I feel like the Grinch for asking this but do hat tricks really matter any more? In test matches it’s a special achievement but towards the end of an innings when everyone’s having a slog, it feels like a diminished accomplishment. ” Oi, give us back Christmas!
Wood to Paine, 1 run, attempted yorker, tailing into the pads, chiselled round the corner to bring up the 300
END OF OVER:
48 | 3 Runs 3 Wkts | AUS: 299/7 | RR: 6.22
- JA Richardson0 (1b)
- TD Paine1 (1b)
- DJ Willey6-0-37-3
- AU Rashid10-0-73-2
Willey to Richardson, no run, yorker, well dug out. That was a lively over
gazza: “”He nailed it, to be fair, but straight to the man.” Really?? TMS says it was a relay catch. Are you actually there?” No, I’m not actually. But you might want to check the next delivery!
Willey to Neser, OUT, edged, gone, and it’s three in the over! Who says Willey isn’t a death bowler? Neser makes room outside leg, feathers his off-side slap and Australia are subsiding rapidly
MG Neser c †Buttler b Willey 2 (2b 0x4 0x6) SR: 100.00
Willey to Neser, 2 runs, thumped out to deep midwicket
Willey to Paine, 1 run, cracked to mid-off to survive the hat-trick ball
Willey to Marsh, OUT, stunning from Roy on the long-on boundary! Another massive wind-up, it dips late on the boundary’s edge, where Roy clings on, running towards the rope. He has the presence of mind to pick out Craig Overton ten metres away, running round from midwicket, his team-mate accepts the side-handed lob, and that is Willey on a hat-trick!
SE Marsh c Overton b Willey 101 (92b 5×4 4×6) SR: 109.78
Willey to Carey, OUT, low full toss, swinging into the toes, and Carey holes out to deep midwicket! He nailed it, to be fair, but straight to the man.
AT Carey c Overton b Willey 6 (5b 1×4 0x6) SR: 120.00
END OF OVER:
47 | 25 Runs | AUS: 296/4 | RR: 6.29
- SE Marsh101 (91b)
- AT Carey6 (4b)
- AU Rashid10-0-73-2
- DJ Willey5-0-34-0
Rashid to Marsh, SIX runs, smashed high over the leg side, and up comes Shaun Marsh’s second hundred of the series! Absolutely brilliant acceleration in the later stages of his innings, and it’s a 91-ball hundred, which is useful in any context
Captain Underpa: “For England to show me their last game wasn’t a fluke and they are worth their salt, they have to finish off this game batting for no more than 18.3 overs.” Seems fair to me
Rashid to Marsh, 2 runs, thumped out to the deep
Rashid to Marsh, FOUR runs, hooned through the covers, this is a terrific turn of pace from the hobbling Marsh. Cracking it on the up to ruin Rashid’s figures
James: “David Willey isn’t a death bowler. Fact.” You might have a point
Rashid to Marsh, 2 runs, fuller length, smeared along the deck to deep midwicket
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