ENG vs AUS Full Scorecard, Australia vs England 2022 Updates

2nd T20I • Manuka Oval • Canberra

England

178/7 (20)

Australia

170/6 (20)

ENG won by 8 runs

Info

Fantasy

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Scorecard

Playing XI

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Stadium

Manuka Oval, Canberra

Pitch

Pacers friendly pitch with extra bounce available.

Type

Green Track

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Fantasy Top Picks

Expert Team 1

J Buttler

D Warner

Expert Team 2

A Hales

D Malan

Venue Details

Manuka Oval, Canberra

1st Innings

144Avg Runs

6Avg Wkts

2nd Innings

142Avg Runs

5Avg Wkts

Fantasy Tips Exclusive

Jos Buttler(95 T20I-2295 runs) went all over the Aussie bowlers in 1st T20I and smoked 68 runs at a strike rate of 212.5. He has all the shots in the book that makes him one of the most dangerous batters.

David Warner has always set his standards high , he kept Australia in the hunt till the 17th over in the 1st T20I and got dismissed after a well-made 73 runs. He averages 58.4 in 6 innings this year.

Mark Wood(22 T20I-35 wickets) bowled at a good pace and claimed 3 wickets in the 1st T20I at an economy of 8.5. He has picked up 9 wickets in his last 3 T20Is.

Alex Hales is in the front line to open alongside Jos Buttler in the T20 World Cup. He displayed a stunning batting performance in the 1st T20I where he struck 84 runs at a strike rate of 164.7 making him an X-factor for any fantasy team.

Hot Picks :J Buttler,D Warner,A Hales

Risky Picks :N Ellis,H Brook,S Curran

Stay away :L Dawson

Grand League Captaincy Picks :S Curran,N Ellis,H Brook

Team Form (Last 5 Matches, Most recent first)

Team Form (Last 5 Matches)

Australia

England

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

AUS

4- 6

ENG

Team Comparison (Last 10 Matches)

Matches Played

Matches Won

160

Average Score

186

208/6

Highest Score

221/3

92/4

Lowest Score

139/7

Player of the Match Dawid Malan

82(49)

ENG s

AUS s

Info

England s

178/7 (20)

Batters

Jos Buttler

(C)

130.77

c A Zampa b P Cummins

Alex Hales

57.14

c D Warner b M Stoinis

Dawid Malan

167.35

c (sub S Smith) b M Stoinis

Ben Stokes

63.64

b A Zampa

Harry Brook

50.00

c MS Wade b M Stoinis

Moeen Ali

162.96

c TH David b A Zampa

Sam Curran

133.33

b M Starc

Chris Jordan

233.33

Not out

David Willey

0.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 1, LB: 1, NB: 0, W: 6)

TOTAL

(20 Ov, RR: 8.9)

178/7

Did not Bat

Adil Rashid, Reece Topley

Bowlers

EXT

9.75

7.25

8.50

10.50

6.00

8.67

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Jos Buttler

c A Zampa b P Cummins

1-21

3.1

Alex Hales

c D Warner b M Stoinis

2-31

4.1

Ben Stokes

b A Zampa

3-53

7.4

Harry Brook

c MS Wade b M Stoinis

4-54

8.1

Moeen Ali

c TH David b A Zampa

5-146

16.5

Sam Curran

b M Starc

6-158

18.4

Dawid Malan

c (sub S Smith) b M Stoinis

7-171

19.3

Australia s

170/6 (20)

Batters

David Warner

36.36

c H Brook b R Topley

Aaron Finch

100.00

c B Stokes b D Willey

Mitchell Marsh

155.17

c S Curran b B Stokes

Glenn Maxwell

72.73

c A Hales b S Curran

Marcus Stoinis

169.23

c H Brook b S Curran

Tim David

173.91

b S Curran

Matthew Wade

100.00

Not out

Pat Cummins *

163.64

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 2, NB: 1, W: 7)

TOTAL

(20 Ov, RR: 8.5)

170/6

Did not Bat

Mitchell Starc, Adam Zampa, Josh Hazlewood

Bowlers

EXT

5.00

7.00

8.75

9.50

6.25

13.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Aaron Finch

c B Stokes b D Willey

1-20

3.4

David Warner

c H Brook b R Topley

2-22

4.1

Glenn Maxwell

c A Hales b S Curran

3-51

7.5

Marcus Stoinis

c H Brook b S Curran

4-91

11.4

Mitchell Marsh

c S Curran b B Stokes

5-114

14.1

Tim David

b S Curran

6-145

17.2

Match Info

Date & Time

12 Oct, 01:40 PM IST

Venue

Manuka Oval, Canberra

Match

2nd T20I,

Australia vs England 2022

Points Table

Schedule

Stats

Umpires

Donovan Koch (Australia), Phillip Gillespie (Australia), Sam Nogajski (Australia, TV)

Referee

David Boon (Australia)

Pitch Report

Pacers friendly pitch with extra bounce available.

Toss

Australia elected to bowl

Player of the Match Dawid Malan

82(49)

Commentary

So that will be all from the Manuka Oval in Canberra, with England completing a fine series win over the hosts. We have one more match to go in the series. It may be a dead rubber from this series' point of view, but in the context of the lead-up to the T20 World Cup, it makes a lot of sense for both teams to test out their players in one more international game. So join us on Friday for that final encounter between these gun sides. For now, this is the pair of Pragadeesh and Bidipto, saying good bye. Keep following Sportskeeda!

Player of the Match, Dawid Malan: Pleased with my effort tonight, was hitting them well and finding the gaps more importantly. It does indeed help to have experience of playing on these pitches, so indeed, the Big Bash experience has come in handy. Adjusting to the pace of the pitches gets easier. The lead up to the World Cup from a personal point of view has been good, with some decent outings in Pakistan and now, here in Australia, hope to finish well on Friday night. Mike Hussey has been an idol for me, Mr. Cricket as he is called, so to get the 50th cap from him and some real words of encouragement mean a lot.

Jos Buttler (England captain): Really satisfying win again, losing the toss and having to bat first against a top quality bowling attack, we were really up for it. Dawid is a top performer, his 50th T20I tonight and another world-class performance, he has done it all over the world and it is no surprise really. Sam has been chipping in with some match-winning contributions, hope he keeps going in this fashion.

Aaron Finch (Australia captain): Fielding, we were poor, dropped a couple of catches. (On Tim David) He's been fantastic and the more he plays he will get confidence. We left too much for the guys left in the backend. There will be a debate on one or two spots ahead of the World Cup. I think Hazlewood is too good as anyone in the world with the new ball and it's always a luxury when you have three world-class bowlers, who can bowl anywhere. We wanted to try a few distributions today when it comes to bowling

England - 178/7, beat Australia - 170/6, by 8 runs and take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the 3-match series.

Mitchell Marsh 45 (29) | Marcus Stoinis - 3/34
Dawid Malan 82 (49) | Sam Curran - 3/25

England played another good match and did really well to keep the asking rate high for the Australians, right through the innings. Australia did threaten at times by way of Mitchell Marsh, Marcus Stoinis and Tim David, but on the whole, England were quite comprehensive with the ball and in the field.

The start was not the best for the hosts, as their openers could not get their team off to a flyer and went rather cheaply in quick succession. Since then, Australia had to play catch-up. Glenn Maxwell was disappointing with the bat yet again. His form remains a cause of concern for the Australians heading into the World Cup. Matthew Wade towards the end, could not do what he has been doing of late, and that is finish the match for his team.

All the English bowlers, barring Adil Rashid, were impressive tonight. They kept things tight and bowled to their fields. The back up from the fielders was exceptional.

So England win back-to-back bilateral T20I series in two different countries with completely different conditions. They have another match to go before the warm-ups to try things out. As for Australia, they would like to fine tune things in the next game before their warm-up ties. No matter what, the bigger picture for both teams here, is the World Cup coming up shortly.

overs

178 /7 score

1lb

runs

Chris Jordan *

7 (3)

David Willey

0 (2)

Marcus Stoinis

3 /34

19.6 Sam Curran to Matthew Wade, ENGLAND WIN THE SERIES WITH ONE GAME LEFT! Good length delivery on middle and leg-stump, Wade flicks it down to deep square leg and takes a couple of runs

19.5 Sam Curran to Pat Cummins, good length delivery angling wide of off-stump, Cummins moves across and swings it towards long-on but he has to just settle down for a single

Twelve runs required from two balls now.

19.4 Sam Curran to Matthew Wade, slow back of a length delivery angling in, Wade pulls it towards deep square leg and gets a single

Fine-leg is back, mid-off is up.

Thirteen runs to get, three balls remaining!

19.3 Sam Curran to Pat Cummins, slow delivery around 123.7 kph, Cummins slams it down to long-on and takes a run.

Fourteen runs to win from four balls now!

19.2 Sam Curran to Pat Cummins, fuller delivery angling across off, Cummins moves across again and heaves it towards wide of long-on. They take a brace

Sixteen runs to get from five balls!

19.1 Sam Curran to Pat Cummins, SIX! SMASHES THE SCOREBOARD. Shin height full toss on leg-stump, Cummins moves across and shovels this over deep backward square leg

Five fielders in the ring as a result of the slow over rate.

Right, so this is it! The last over of the match is upon us now! Will England be able to seal the series here itself! The changes of pace from the English quicks have been simply brilliant though.

overs

165 /6 score

runs

Dawid Malan *

78 (47)

Chris Jordan

1 (1)

Mitchell Starc

1 /42

18.6 Reece Topley to Pat Cummins, slow delivery angling in, Wade cramps for room on the leg-side as he pulls it towards deep mid-wicket and gets a couple of runs