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Watch ICC World Test Championship, 1st Test: England v Australia at Birmingham, Aug 1-5, 2019 Live Streaming

August 1, 2019 by crict20 Leave a Comment

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Australia 284/10 & 487/7 (80.4 Overs) RR: 3.52
England 374/10 & 146/10 (135.5 Overs) 2.75
Australia won by 251 runs
Batsman R B 4s 6s S.R
Chris Woakes (rhb) 37 54 7 0 68.51
Jason Roy (rhb) 28 58 4 0 48.27
Bowller O M R W Econ
Nathan Lyon (ob) 20.0 5 49 6 2.45
Pat Cummins (ob) 11.3 3 32 4 2.78
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Ball by Ball Live Score Commentary

3.40pm: That’s a wrap, Australia tying a bow on this one long before things got tense. We’ve had a proper Test tussle here, although England’s enthusiasm for the scrap deserted them towards the end. Steven Smith’s twin peaks were too much for home side to attempt an ascent – and worse than that, they know he could turn the whole series into a mountain range, the sort of form he’s in. Anyway, Gnasher is inking in the parchment for his report, and we’ll have more reaction and analysis on the site soon. Thanks for pitching in, as ever. For now, it’s goodbye from myself, Miller and Chandan – we’ll be back for more at Lord’s. Ta ra!

3.25pm: Here we go with the presentations. Plenty to sift through, starting with Joe Root “It does hurt, bitterly disappointing, I thought we played some good cricket but credit to Australia. [Smith?] Two brilliant innings, we have to keep working hard on trying to get him out. Hard losing Jimmy early on but these things happen. Group decision, he passed the fitness tests. It’s disappointing but we’ve got to try and respond to that at Lord’s. Not sure, have to wait on the scans. [Archer?] Have to see how he shapes up as well. We don’t have to make any shotgun decisions in terms of selection, important we’re clear on how we want to go. There was some high-class bowling, we were made to work hard but I think you look further back in the Test match for where we lost it. We didn’t do it for long enough and didn’t take our chance. [Break between Tests] Gives us a chance to get away, regroup, make sure this doesn’t have a hangover effect.”

Australia’s Tim Paine: [Scale of comeback] “I wouldn’t say surprised, thought we were up against it at on stage but we had the best player in the world at the crease. We were excellent the second innings, bat and ball. [Smith] Running out of things to say about him, probably the best Test match performance we’ve seen. Wadey I’ve seen up close at Tasmania for the last couple of years, he’s in form and a really good place. [Lyon?] Always hard to come to a Test match on day five, with the pressure on your shoulders. But we put pressure on the other end as well, Nathan took the spoils but we shared it around. This morning, our bowling was sensational. [Atmosphere] Didn’t matter where it was, we know the crowd’s going to be against us. The guys handled themselves well, and stuck to their guns.”

Steven Smith is Man of the Match: “Pretty special, great to be here in another Ashes series. Love playing in England, the atmosphere is amazing, boys turned up and played a really good game. We know how much of a world-class spinner Gazza is, but to go 1-0 up in the series is a a big boost. I’m just grateful to be back playing for Australia, doing what I love and contributing to wins. Been a special comeback and I’m over the moon to be standing here now and contributing to a win for Australia. [First hundred] It was pretty emotional, take a few deep breaths and take it in, realise what I’d done. Probably as special as my first hundred for Australia in 2013. Really pleased, hope I can keep contributing throughout the series. Been a long 18 month for me, friends and family got me through some difficult times and got me back where I am. Don’t know if it’s sunk in yet, been a hell of a week, enjoyed playing in the World Cup, and being here, it’s the ultimate challenge. To have started as well as we have, and as well as a team, I just hope we can continue.”

3.15pm: Edgbaston has been breached, Australia winning here for the first time since 2001 (which was also the last time they enjoyed Ashes success in England); and to do so from a position of 122 for 8 shortly before tea on the first day, well, that tells you plenty about how hard they came back in this match. They will take a 1-0 lead to Lord’s, where the second Test begins in nine days’ time, as well as plenty of confidence – Smiffy in superlative form on his comeback, 16 wickets for Cummins and Lyon, solid support from the likes of Wade, Head and Siddle. It’s also the first time they have won in England having conceded a first-innings lead since 1981. Oddly, although they have plenty of problems, England didn’t play that badly: they lost the toss, were hampered by the injury to Anderson, and failed to capitalise on two good positions in the first innings (remember, they were 282 for 4 in their reply). But it’ll probably take a lot more than just giving Jofra Archer a debut to turn things around.

52.3 W Cummins to Woakes short but with pace off, and Woakes can only steer it limply to slip! Done by the slower bouncer, contorting into all sorts of positions but in the end popping a simple catch up off the splice… All of which means, Australia win by 251 runs, exorcising their Birmingham hoodoo in style! OUT
CR Woakes c Smith b Cummins 37 (67m 54b 7×4 0x6) SR: 68.51
52.2 0 Cummins to Woakes dug in again, swatted away to the leg side no run

“What does Woakes average with bat and ball at home? Must be immense numbers.” We can do that for you, Alex W

52.1 0 Cummins to Woakes short ball, doesn’t get up and Woakes pulls down to fine leg, not taking the run no run

Pat Cummins back to try and knock Woakes over

End of Over No.52 England 146/9 Last Over (5 runs)
51.6 4 Lyon to Anderson flighed, draws him forwards, edged between slip and gully! Didn’t carry, but it will roll away for four, prompting the Edgbaston crowd to serenade Jimmy Anderson once more FOUR

One ball for Anderson to see out

51.5 1 Lyon to Woakes worked into the leg side for a single 1 run

“How does the radar look? Umbrellas yet?” Bit cloudy, Koz, but I don’t think a deluge is imminent

51.4 0 Lyon to Woakes outside off, pushed through quicker as Woakes goes back to cut but fails to connect no run
51.3 0 Lyon to Woakes tossed up and tucked off the stumps to midwicket no run
51.2 0 Lyon to Woakes jabbed off the face, in the air but behind Bancroft, sticking out a mitt at short leg no run
51.1 0 Lyon to Woakes tossed up from over the wicket, Woakes defends in front of his pads no run
End of Over No.51 England 141/9 Last Over (5 runs)
50.6 1 Siddle to Woakes dinked down wide of the cordon, Smith scampers up but they will pinch a run 1 run
50.5 4 Siddle to Woakes dropped! Woakes flashes at one, deflected low towards second slip, but Smith can’t cling on! No luck for Siddle, but some schadenfreude for the crowd to enjoy FOUR

“Could this be the last we ever see of Jimmy in a home Ashes test. Sad if it’s with a bat in his hand.” It’s certainly possible, Stuart. Though England will hope he can get fit for the last couple, at least. Whether the series is still alive then…

50.4 0 Siddle to Woakes length ball on the stumps, 84mph/136kph and bunted away no run
50.3 0 Siddle to Woakes fired in straighter and tucked towards midwicket off the back foot no run

Someone has put up an umbrella in the crowd. But don’t get hopeful

50.2 0 Siddle to Woakes pitched up and dug out into the off side no run
50.1 0 Siddle to Woakes persevering outside off, seams away a touch low as Woakes plays and misses no run

Can the indefatigable Peter Siddle end things…?

End of Over No.50 England 136/9 Last Over (maiden)
49.6 0 Lyon to Anderson Lyon twirls away, straightening outside off as Anderson drops back and blocks no run
49.5 0 Lyon to Anderson gets across and blocks no run

“As England is CWC winner, they don’t want to bat for more than 50 overs..” sniggers Rijwan. White-ball thinking rules

49.4 0 Lyon to Anderson flighted, around the line of off, Anderson is forward again no run
49.3 0 Lyon to Anderson on the stumps, waits in the crease and taps it down no run
49.2 0 Lyon to Anderson drifting in and spinning as Anderson gets forward to smother it no run
49.1 0 Lyon to Anderson tossed up a touch wide and defended coming across no run

Slip, gully, silly point, silly mid-off, short leg (is that enough? Ed)

End of Over No.49 England 136/9 Last Over (maiden)
48.6 0 Siddle to Woakes comes across and tucks a shortish ball behind square, but the run is too risky, so Anderson will have to face up to Lyon no run
48.5 0 Siddle to Woakes good length, 85mph/137kph around off stump and stabbed into the covers no run
48.4 0 Siddle to Woakes fired in straighter, hit on the pad… heading leg side, I think no run
48.3 0 Siddle to Woakes steered towards point playing back no run

Alan Hardy: “Crazy to risk Jimmy in this situation…” Could conceivably be his last contribution in an Ashes Test

48.2 0 Siddle to Woakes back of a length, Woakes is across and tapped the ball square no run
48.1 0 Siddle to Woakes lets this one go in the channel no run
End of Over No.48 England 136/9 Last Over (1 run)

“Anderson there to help Woakes to his century.” chuckles Jon

47.6 0 Lyon to Anderson lobbed up on the stumps and tapped down into the on side no run
47.5 0 Lyon to Anderson tossed up, defended securely enough propping forwards no run

Can Lyon finish England with a hat-trick? How much would he love that… Jimmy Anderson limps out, the last line of defence, another left-hander to prey on. Six close catchers around the bat

47.4 W Lyon to Broad gone, first-baller for Broad! Six for Garry! Flighted, turning on the stumps, Broad lunges at it and a fat edge plops into the hands of slip OUT
SCJ Broad c Smith b Lyon 0 (2m 1b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00

Stuart Broad is next man out

Score Cards

Batting

Batsmen R B
Rory Burns
Rory Burns
11 33
Jason Roy
Jason Roy
28 58
Joe Root
Joe Root
28 57
Joe Denly
Joe Denly
11 16
Jos Buttler
Jos Buttler
1 25
Ben Stokes
Ben Stokes
6 28
Jonny Bairstow
Jonny Bairstow
6 8
Moeen Ali
Moeen Ali
4 28
Chris Woakes
Chris Woakes
37 54
Stuart Broad
Stuart Broad
0 1
James Anderson
James Anderson
4 9

Bowling

Bowler O R W M
Peter Siddle
Peter Siddle
12 28 0 2
Nathan Lyon
Nathan Lyon
20 49 6 5
James Pattinson
James Pattinson
8 29 0 1
Pat Cummins
Pat Cummins
11.3 32 4 3
Steven Smith
Steven Smith
1 0 0 1
Partnerships

Wkt Runs Players
1st 19 RJ Burns 11 JJ Roy 8
2nd 41 JJ Roy 20 JE Root 19
3rd 20 JL Denly 11 JE Root 5
4th 5 JE Root 4 JC Buttler 1
5th 0 JC Buttler 0 BA Stokes 0
6th 12 JM Bairstow 6 BA Stokes 6
7th 0 BA Stokes 0 MM Ali 0
8th 39 MM Ali 4 CR Woakes 31
9th 0 SCJ Broad 0 CR Woakes 0
10th 10 CR Woakes 6 JM Anderson 4
PJ Cummins 11.3-3-32-4

v Batsman Dot 4 6 R B SR
RJ Burns caught 9 1 0 4 10 40.00
JJ Roy 10 1 0 6 13 46.15
JE Root 6 1 0 6 9 66.66
JC Buttler bowled 17 0 0 0 17 0.00
BA Stokes 5 1 0 4 6 66.66
JM Bairstow caught 5 1 0 4 6 66.66
CR Woakes caught 6 1 0 7 9 77.77
NM Lyon 20.0-5-49-6

v Batsman Dot 4 6 R B SR
RJ Burns 2 0 0 3 3 100.00
JJ Roy bowled 15 1 0 10 20 50.00
JE Root caught 9 0 0 7 15 46.66
JL Denly caught 5 2 0 11 10 110.00
JC Buttler 7 0 0 0 7 0.00
BA Stokes caught 20 0 0 2 22 9.09
JM Bairstow 0 0 0 2 2 100.00
MM Ali caught 17 0 0 2 18 11.11
CR Woakes 8 1 0 8 13 61.53
SCJ Broad caught 1 0 0 0 1 0.00
JM Anderson 8 1 0 4 9 44.44
Batting R B 4 6
RJ Burns caught 11 33 1 0
JJ Roy bowled 28 58 4 0
JE Root caught 28 57 3 0
JL Denly caught 11 16 2 0
JC Buttler bowled 1 25 0 0
BA Stokes caught wk 6 28 1 0
JM Bairstow caught 6 8 1 0
MM Ali caught 4 28 0 0
CR Woakes caught 37 54 7 0
SCJ Broad caught 0 1 0 0
JM Anderson not out 4 9 1 0
Extras (b 4, lb 4, nb 2) 10
Total (all out; 52.3 ovs) 146
Bowling O M R W Econ
PM Siddle 12 2 28 0 2.33
NM Lyon 20 5 49 6 2.45
JL Pattinson 8 1 29 0 3.62 (1nb)
PJ Cummins 11.3 3 32 4 2.78 (1nb)
SPD Smith 1 1 0 0 0.00

Team Squads

England
England
  • Rory Burns
  • Jason Roy
  • Joe Root
  • Joe Denly
  • Jos Buttler
  • Ben Stokes
  • Jonny Bairstow
  • Moeen Ali
  • Chris Woakes
  • Stuart Broad
  • James Anderson
  • Australia
    Australia
  • Cameron Bancroft
  • David Warner
  • Usman Khawaja
  • Steven Smith
  • Travis Head
  • Matthew Wade
  • Tim Paine
  • James Pattinson
  • Pat Cummins
  • Peter Siddle
  • Nathan Lyon
  • What is it?

    ICC World Test Championship, 1st Test: England v Australia at Birmingham, Aug 1-5, 2019.

    When is it?

    Match will be played on Aug 1, 2019.

    What time does it start?

    Starting time of match 2019-08-01 10:00:00 GMT, 2019-08-01 11:00:00 local

    In Which Ground is it Playing?

    The match will be played at Edgbaston, Birmingham

    Who will Win ICC World Test Championship, 1st Test: England v Australia ?

    With ten nearly equally matched groups, the importance of every game can’t be understated in this tournament. Both sides are expected to emerge out packaged full-strength against each other in what claims to be a cracker of a competition. Contemplating that the 2 sides on newspaper,Australia are somewhat more power-packed unit whereas England possess the benefit of being a steady side. For this and another above-mentioned motives, we believe the Australia are far more likely to emerge victorious in what will be among the most crucial experiences for either side.

    What TV channel is it on Live?

    The following TV Channels have acquired the official Broadcast rights for ICC Cricket World Cup 2019. Check this listing to know about Where to watch CWC 2019.

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