ENG vs AUS Full Scorecard, Ashes 2023 Updates

1st Test • Edgbaston • Birmingham

393/8 & 273/10 (66.2)

386/10 & 282/8 (92.3)

AUS won by 2 wickets

Info

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Scorecard

Playing XI

Player of the Match Usman Khawaja

141(321) & 65(197)

Player of the Series Chris Woakes

ENG 1st

AUS 1st

ENG 2nd

AUS 2nd

Info

England 1st Innings

393/8 (78)

Batters

R

B

4s

6s

SR

61

73

7

0

83.56

c A Carey b SM Boland

12

10

2

0

120.00

c A Carey b J Hazlewood

31

44

2

0

70.45

lbw b NM Lyon

118

152

7

4

77.63

Not out

32

37

4

0

86.49

b NM Lyon

(C)

1

8

0

0

12.50

c A Carey b J Hazlewood

78

78

12

0

100.00

st A Carey b NM Lyon

18

17

2

1

105.88

st A Carey b NM Lyon

16

21

2

0

76.19

b C Green

17

31

2

0

54.84

Not out

Extras

9

(B: 0, LB: 6, NB: 3, W: 0)

TOTAL

(78 Ov, RR: 5.04)

393/8

40

5

Did not Bat

Bowlers

O

M

R

W

ER

EXT

14

0

59

0

4.21

0

15

1

61

2

4.07

0

14

0

86

1

6.14

0

29

1

149

4

5.14

0

6

0

32

1

5.33

3

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

c A Carey b J Hazlewood

1-22

3.4

lbw b NM Lyon

2-92

17.6

c A Carey b SM Boland

3-124

26.4

b NM Lyon

4-175

37.2

c A Carey b J Hazlewood

5-176

38.4

st A Carey b NM Lyon

6-297

61.4

st A Carey b NM Lyon

7-323

65.5

b C Green

8-350

70.4

Australia 1st Innings

386/10 (116.1)

Batters

R

B

4s

6s

SR

9

27

2

0

33.33

b S Broad

141

321

14

3

43.93

b OE Robinson

Marnus Labuschagne

0

1

0

0

0.00

c J Bairstow b S Broad

16

59

0

0

27.12

lbw b B Stokes

50

63

8

1

79.37

c Z Crawley b M Ali

38

68

4

1

55.88

b M Ali

66

99

10

1

66.67

b J Anderson

(C)

38

62

0

3

61.29

c B Stokes b OE Robinson

1

6

0

0

16.67

c BM Duckett b OE Robinson

0

5

0

0

0.00

c OJD Pope b S Broad

1

1

0

0

100.00

Not out

Extras

26

(B: 4, LB: 6, NB: 15, W: 1)

TOTAL

(116.1 Ov, RR: 3.32)

386/10

38

9

Bowlers

O

M

R

W

ER

EXT

23

4

68

3

2.96

7

22.1

5

55

3

2.48

2

21

5

53

1

2.52

0

3

1

5

0

1.67

1

33

4

147

2

4.45

0

7

0

33

1

4.71

6

7

3

15

0

2.14

0

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

b S Broad

1-29

10.1

Marnus Labuschagne

c J Bairstow b S Broad

2-29

10.2

lbw b B Stokes

3-67

26.6

c Z Crawley b M Ali

4-148

45.3

b M Ali

5-220

67.1

b J Anderson

6-338

98.4

b OE Robinson

7-372

112.4

c BM Duckett b OE Robinson

8-377

114.3

c OJD Pope b S Broad

9-378

115.3

c B Stokes b OE Robinson

10-386

116.1

England 2nd Innings

273/10 (66.2)

Batters

R

B

4s

6s

SR

7

25

0

0

28.00

c A Carey b SM Boland

19

28

1

0

67.86

c C Green b P Cummins

14

16

2

0

87.50

b P Cummins

46

55

5

1

83.64

st A Carey b NM Lyon

46

52

5

0

88.46

c M Labuschagne b NM Lyon

(C)

43

66

5

0

65.15

lbw b P Cummins

20

39

3

0

51.28

lbw b NM Lyon

19

31

2

1

61.29

c A Carey b J Hazlewood

27

44

2

0

61.36

c C Green b NM Lyon

10

29

0

0

34.48

Not out

12

14

2

0

85.71

c A Carey b P Cummins

Extras

10

(B: 0, LB: 9, NB: 1, W: 0)

TOTAL

(66.2 Ov, RR: 4.12)

273/10

27

2

Bowlers

O

M

R

W

ER

EXT

18.2

1

63

4

3.44

0

10

1

48

1

4.80

1

24

2

80

4

3.33

0

12

2

61

1

5.08

0

2

0

12

0

6.00

0

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

c C Green b P Cummins

1-27

8.4

c A Carey b SM Boland

2-27

9.1

b P Cummins

3-77

16.6

st A Carey b NM Lyon

4-129

25.1

c M Labuschagne b NM Lyon

5-150

33.4

lbw b NM Lyon

6-196

45.3

lbw b P Cummins

7-210

48.2

c A Carey b J Hazlewood

8-229

54.4

c C Green b NM Lyon

9-256

61.5

c A Carey b P Cummins

10-273

66.2

Australia 2nd Innings

282/8 (92.3)

Batters

R

B

4s

6s

SR

65

197

7

0

32.99

b B Stokes

36

57

4

0

63.16

c J Bairstow b OE Robinson

Marnus Labuschagne

13

15

3

0

86.67

c J Bairstow b S Broad

6

13

1

0

46.15

c J Bairstow b S Broad

20

40

2

0

50.00

c J Bairstow b S Broad

16

24

3

0

66.67

c J Root b M Ali

28

66

2

0

42.42

b OE Robinson

20

50

2

0

40.00

c & b J Root

(C)

44

73

4

2

60.27

Not out

16

28

2

0

57.14

Not out

Extras

18

(B: 0, LB: 10, NB: 8, W: 0)

TOTAL

(92.3 Ov, RR: 3.05)

282/8

30

2

Did not Bat

Bowlers

O

M

R

W

ER

EXT

17

1

56

0

3.29

1

21

3

64

3

3.05

4

18.3

7

43

2

2.32

3

14

2

57

1

4.07

0

15

2

43

1

2.87

0

7

2

9

1

1.29

0

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

c J Bairstow b OE Robinson

1-61

17.4

Marnus Labuschagne

c J Bairstow b S Broad

2-78

21.3

c J Bairstow b S Broad

3-89

25.3

c J Bairstow b S Broad

4-121

37.2

c J Root b M Ali

5-143

44.5

b OE Robinson

6-192

63.4

b B Stokes

7-209

71.6

c & b J Root

8-227

80.3

Match Info

Date & Time

16 Jun, 03:30 PM IST

Venue

Edgbaston, Birmingham

Match

1st Test,

Umpires

Ahsan Raza(Pakistan), Marais Erasmus(South Africa), Chris Gaffaney(New Zealand, TV)

Referee

Andy Pycroft(Zimbabwe)

Toss

England elected to bat

Player of the Match Usman Khawaja

141(321) & 65(197)

Player of the Series Chris Woakes

Commentary

That brings us to the end of our coverage of an absolute classic! It's been an absolute privilege to narrate the Test match to you people, and we hope you enjoyed the same! The tone for the rest of the 5-match series has been well and truly set! Both the teams head to the north of London for the second Test starting on the 28th. Keep an eye on our tabs for our coverage of that, and of course, a lot, lot more! This is Rajarshi, signing off on behalf of Pratyush. Good night!

Pat Cummins, Australia captain: (On the Australian support) They've been huge all week, our supporters. (On chances of an Australian win when he walked in) Honestly, pretty good, the wicket didn't have any demons. I though the game was within grasp. I said nothing to Lyon, he walked past and said to himself, "Nice shot, Garry!", think he was happy (Laughs all around). (On Australia's approach) Not too sure, both teams spoke about playing by their own styles. Don't know which one was better, but it makes for good entertainment. (On how good Usman Khawaja was) He was, incredible composure in both innings, played in his own pace. He's been a class player over the last two years. He had a good feel for the wicket, but everyone chipped in and played their part. Lyon's huge with the ball, he takes key wickets. He's an absolute superstar, having played 120 Tests. (On whether this makes up for Headingley 2019) Don't know what you're talking about, mate!

Ben Stokes, England captain: I'm very proud of my team. To take it to the end like that on day 5.... it was so up and down. That's one of the games that I'll never forget being a part of. Hopefully, we have managed to attract the attention of more people in England and Australia and ensured that they follow the Ashes! Losing hurts, regardless of what you've done. We're going to continue making moves at the right time. There won't be much to complain about if we end up on the wrong side of results. (On the declaration in the first innings) No, no regrets, I saw that as an opportunity to pounce on. No batsman likes to walk out to bad with 20 minutes of play left in the day. I sensed an opportunity to pick up a couple of wickets. I feel it would have been great to have Moeen there, but Root did a great job. For Moeen to go through all that pain and put himself through it....I have no complaints. Root batted incredibly for your senior batsman to play the way he did yesterday. That got us off to a roll. The effort from Broad and Robinson towards the end was incredible. Broad is absolutely cooked, he has put his body on the line, and I hope long it may continue!

Usman Khawaja has been adjudged the Player of the Match. Here is what he has to say: I'm not going to lie, I was s*****ng myself for five minutes there. It's so heart-wrenching, watching on like this. It's one thing being out there in the middle but when you're watching it's completely different. Can't imagine what the fans felt like. That was an unbelievable game, the ebbs and flows of it. I watched Edgbaston in 2005. I was there when Stoksey played that knock at Headingley, but this is definitely one of the best matches I've played in. I couldn't really watch it with the guys, there was too much nervous energy. So, I was watching it on the tele and could hear the reactions. Marnus walked in and said you cannot move. It's right up there. Personally, for me, I've never felt like this after a Test. I know it's not the end of the series. It's been awesome. (Struggles in the past) I was young in 2013, learning my craft. The last Test series was pretty tough work for the batters unless you're Steve Smith. It's a good start to this one. Four more to go.

This is the highest successful run rate by Australia in an Ashes contest since 1948! History at Edgbaston. The previous record was when they chased 404 at Leeds, all those years ago.

Match summary:

Australia win by 2 wickets and leads the 2023 Men's Ashes series 1-0

Usman Khawaja 65(197) | Pat Cummins 44*(73)
Stuart Broad 3/64 (21) | Ollie Robinson 2/43 (18.3)

They were down, down for most of the Test match, but they were never really out of it! Australia are never, ever out of a contest as intense and immense as this one! It's the Ashes, after all, and we were bound to see their best emerge! England thought that they had the game in the bag once Khawaja dragged on off Stokes, but little did they know what was to come! Stokes' reluctance on taking the new ball and the overuse of Root's off-breaks prove to be costly. Despite the vociferous support from the Hollies and rest of Edgbaston, it's the arch-rivals who take the lead in the Ashes!

Australia were well-placed going into the final session. With just over 90 to get, they had two well-set batters in the middle, and had reason to sit back comfortably. However, Green's wicket seemed to spur a sense of concern within their camp. Robinson was the one to break the partnership, and sent the decibel levels to astronomical limits! Alex Carey came in and found it really tough to start with, but began to settle in nicely.

Carey and Khawaja stabilized the situation for a bit, until the England captain brought himself on and did the exact job he is known for with the ball - conjure wickets out of nowhere. Khawaja, the well-set Khawaja - the best Australian batter in this Test match, dragged one on from well outside off stump. With the assurance of Khawaja taken away, both Carey and Cummins then went onto attack mode. They were helped by the fact that Joe Root was dishing out a few hittable deliveries every now and then, and Carey benefitted from two sharp missed chances as well.

Root eventually hung onto a return chance offered by Carey, and suddenly, the tide shifted dramatically back towards the hosts. Cummins, though, kept going, effectively smashing Root out of the attack. He was extremely clear with his shot selection, choosing the right deliveries to attack. Stokes went back to Broad and Robinson, but that, or the new ball later on didn't have any effect, as Cummins and Lyon both went on to play their strokes.

Broad and Robinson went on to bang it in short, stopping the flow of runs briefly. But Cummins and Lyon still managed to pinch those singles, and it was the Australian captain who ended up hitting the winning runs, fittingly. Stay tuned, the presentations are coming right up!

Cummins has helped Australia pull off a heist! Scenes of jubilation in the Australian camp! Bats thrown, helmets gone, and both the batters embrace as the crowd at Edgbaston is stunned into silence! The Australian section, though, are dancing at the gallery! Edgbaston hasn't looked more yellow in this Test match!

92.3 Ollie Robinson to Pat Cummins, IT'S GONE FOR FOUR! COMETH THE HOUR, COMETH PAT CUMMINS! Australia have done it. What a player. What a partnership. What a game! Another short one around the off-stump line and Cummins managed to fend it off the thickish outside edge towards third man. Brook and Crawley made a hash of it there and Cummins takes his helmet off to race away in celebration as soon as he realizes that. The ghosts of Edgbaston 2005 have been buried. Australia have drawn the first blood in this series. They've clinched a thriller by 2 wickets and have taken a 1-0 lead in Ashes!

92.2 Ollie Robinson to Pat Cummins, relentlessly banging it in short to give nothing away. Cummins sits back to tap it into the off-side, no run

92.1 Ollie Robinson to Pat Cummins, well stopped by Pope at short leg! Short of a length angled into Cummins, he rides the bounce and fends it safely to the right of short leg, no run

Two men are in the deep for the hook as Robinson starts a new over

Both Broad and Robinson, with their short-ball ploy, have squeezed the flow of runs in the course of the last couple of overs. While Cummins and Lyon have happily played the waiting game, the prospect of a glory shot is never too far away! A wicket here will spark chaos, for sure!

92

overs

278 /8 score

0

1

0

0

0

1

runs

Pat Cummins *

40 (70)

Nathan Lyon

16 (28)

Stuart Broad

3 /64

91.6 Stuart Broad to Pat Cummins, short of a length angled into Cummins. He rides the bounce and nudges it through mid-wicket to take the single. 3 to win now!

91.5 Stuart Broad to Pat Cummins, back of a length and a lot straighter this time. Cummins presents the full face of the bat to knock it back to Broad, who does well to field it off his own bowling

91.4 Stuart Broad to Pat Cummins, another one angled into the ribs. Cummins makes sure he gets his gloves out of the way and lets his thigh pad take a blow, no run

91.3 Stuart Broad to Pat Cummins, AH! Continues to hit the deck at the short length. Cummins moves inside the line to try and let it go but the ball thuds off his thigh pad, no run

Close shave for Lyon on that occasion! He didn't quite time it right, but placed it just about okay! Australia are just a boundary away from sealing it...

91.2 Stuart Broad to Nathan Lyon, another bumper angled into Lyon to get him into an uncomfortable position. He tries to take it on and is late on his pull but still manages to get a single through square leg. Brings up the fifty-run stand! A crucial one, needless to say!

91.1 Stuart Broad to Nathan Lyon, OUCH! Digs it in around the front shoulder. Lyon tried to work it into the leg-side and the ball thudded into his gloves before rolling past short leg, no run