Australia Men V England Men - 4th ODI - Adelaide
AUS
197/7 (37.0)
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VS
ENG
196 (44.5 ov)
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CR:5.32 | RR:0.00
COMPLETED
MATCH DETAILS
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Venue
Adelaide
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Series
Gillette ODI Series 2018
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Toss
Australia won the toss and elected to bowl.
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Umpire
Nogajski, S J , Dharmasena, H D P K
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Match Referee
Madugalle, R S
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Tv Umpire
Gaffaney, C B
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Man of the Match
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Over 37. 13 runs. Bowler: Mark Wood. Australia: 7-197(rr 5.32)
36.6 Mark Wood to Andrew Tye
Mark Wood to Andrew Tye. Half volley, outside off stump on the front foot driving, to long off for 3 runs, fielded by Morgan. Australia get home but it was a lot closer than they would have hoped in the end. Travis Head held the innings together with 96, and he was unfortunate to not get a century, but the rest of the batsmen seemed to struggle with Adil Rashid bowling brilliantly.England scrapped for the whole 37 overs but the batting let them down and there wasn't enough runs on the board for them to defend. Australia are finally on the board as we head to Perth for the fifth and final ODI.
36.5 Mark Wood to Tim Paine
Mark Wood to Tim Paine. Short, down leg side on the back foot pulling, to deep backward square leg for 1 run, fielded by Hales.
36.4 Mark Wood to Tim Paine
FOUR! Mark Wood to Tim Paine. Short, outside off stump on the back foot pulling, well timed past deep backward square leg for 4 runs. Back to back boundaries, that has put Australia within touching distance.
36.3 Mark Wood to Tim Paine
FOUR! Mark Wood to Tim Paine. Back of a length, outside off stump on the back foot cutting, well timed past deep backward point for 4 runs. Short, wide and put away.
36.2 Mark Wood to Tim Paine
Mark Wood to Tim Paine. Bouncer, outside off stump swayed away, Left to wicketkeeper for no runs, fielded by Buttler.
36.1 Mark Wood to Pat Cummins
OUT! Run Out. Mark Wood to Pat Cummins. Length ball, outside off stump on the front foot pushing, to long on for 1 run, fielded by Curran, by Wood. What is going on out there? Cummins has immediately set off for the two but his partner does not want it. He realises too late and ends up stuck in the middle of the wicket as the bails are whipped off.