Showing posts with label Australia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Australia. Show all posts

Monday, August 25, 2008

Matthew Hayden To Miss Series Against Bangladesh

Australia's opening batsman Matthew Hayden will miss Australia's limited overs cricket series against Bangladesh starting Saturday because of an Achilles tendon injury. Michael Clarke will lead the team in Ponting's absence. Matthew Hayden has been the most successful opener for the Australian team in the recent past. We wish Hayden to recover soon.

Thursday, July 10, 2008

Andrew Symonds : Pakistan Unsafe For The Champions Trophy

Australian world class all rounder Andrew Symonds feels unsafe to travel to Pakistan for the ICC Champions Trophy this September. Symonds said he was yet to be convinced that Pakistan has become a safe place to go and play cricket after the recent suicide blasts in Pakistan. Symonds also added that it is only a game of cricket at the end of the day, and putting yourself in a position where you're not safe is ridiculous. Well, Mr. Symonds if you happen to go there please dont get involved in another case. Thats only an advice.

Saturday, July 5, 2008

Aussies Demolish West Indies in the 4th ODI

Australia staged a late innings fightback to seal a one-run victory and a 4-0 one-day series lead against the West Indies on Friday. The West Indies appeared to be cruising towards a victory target of 283 before Brett Lee and Nathan Bracken claimed a combined two for five in the 48th and 49th overs to put on the brakes. That left the unheralded duo of Darren Sammy and Dinesh Ramdin needing eight runs from Shane Watson's final over but they could manage just six and finished on 281 for six.
Opener Chris Gayle blasted four sixes and six boundaries in his 92 and he was supported by Ramnaresh Sarwan (63), with whom he shared a 137-run second wicket partnership, and Shivnarine Chanderpaul (53).
Michael Hussey's sublime diving catch to dismiss debutant Shawn Findlay in the 48th over wrested much of the momentum back Australia's way.
When Chanderpaul fell to Bracken with the last ball of the 48th over, a target that had appeared attainable suddenly appeared distant.
A century partnership between Andrew Symonds and debutant David Hussey had guided Australia to a competitive total.
Symonds (87) and Hussey (50) added 127 runs in their fourth wicket stand.
Michael Clarke captained Australia for the first time in one-day international cricket after Ricky Ponting was sent home with a wrist injury. Source

Tuesday, March 4, 2008

India Wins Commonwealth Series 2008 Beating Australia by 9 Runs in the 2nd Final


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India did it !! and did it in style. India has won the Commonwealth Series 2008 beating Australia in the two consecutive finals on their own ground. In the first final we won by 6 wickets and in the secondy by 9 runs.

Again Sachin's knock of 91 helped India to score 258 runs to which Indian bowlers, specially Praveen Kumar who took 4 wickets, managed to stop the champion Australian for 249 runs leading to a historical win.

Once again Harbhajan Singh took the wicket of his fellow friend Andrew Symonds and in the same over Mathew Hayden got run which proved to be turning point of the game.

Praveen Kumar was declared Man of the Match and Nathan Bracken got player of the series award.

This is really a moment of joy...I am going to celebrate and will be back soon with more updates on this.S

Sunday, March 2, 2008

India Beats Australia by 6 Wickets in the 1st ODI Final at Sydney

India defeated Australia in first final at Sydney in 46th over with six wickets and 20 balls to spare. Dhoni scored winning shot to fence 15 runs in 12 balls took India’s score to 242 runs for the loss of four wickets.

Harbhajan Singh got his revenge on top-scorer Matthew Hayden (82) for his "little obnoxious weed" radio comment by dismissing both him and his great mate Andrew Symonds (31) to restrict Australia to 8-239.

Then Sachin Tendulkar, in his farewell appearance at the SCG, scored his first one-day century on Australian soil.

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India-Australia 1st Final at Sydney - Scorecard

Here is the scorecared of 1st Final between India and Australia at Sydney. India won easily by 6 wickets.

Australia Innings

India Innings

Sunday, February 10, 2008

Australia Crushed to defeat by India in 4th ODI of Series

Ishant Sharma and Sreesanth ripped through the heart of Australia's vaunted batting line-up to help India dismiss Australia for 159 off 43.1 overs in the fourth one-day international of the triangular series in Melbourne on Sunday.

Sharma ended with figures of 4-38 while S Sreesanth cleaned up the tail to finish with 3-31.

Even with such a low score, the world champions threatened to snatch an improbable win in their triangular series one-day international. India was 5 down for just 102 runs. But Rohit and captain Dhoni played well in the middle to ensure a five-wicket victory for India.

Here is the scorecard for you.



Saturday, January 19, 2008

India Australia 3rd Test Match Scorecard

Here is the detailed scorecard of India Australia 3rd Test Match.

India First Innings


Australia 1st Innings



India 2nd Innings



Australi 2nd Innings

India Beats Australia by 72 Runs in the 3rd Test

India defeats Australia by 72 runs in the 3rd Test. And its after 5 years that Australia is been beaten on their grounds. With this India also stops Australians to create a new record of consecutive wins in Test Cricket.

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Irfan Khan, who all of a sudden came to the team, was awarded Man of the Match.

Saturday, December 29, 2007

Australia Wins 1st Test Match against India by 337 Runs

Australia takes 1-0 lead in a Test Series after an easy 337-run victory over India on Saturday. India were given a target of 500 runs but they never looked even close to it and got all out for mere 161 runs. Interesting to know that India's last five wickets fell within 17 runs, including three in four balls.

Matthew Hayden was awarded Man of the Match for his 125 and 47 runs knock in the 1st and 2nd innings.




The next match begins on January 2 in Sydney.

India-Australia 1st Test at Melbourne Scorecard

Here is the scores details of India - Australia 1st Test at Melbourne.

Australia 1st Innings

India 1st Innings


Australia 2nd Innings

India 2nd Innings

Sunday, October 21, 2007

India-Australia 20Twenty Match Scorecard (Mumbai)

Australian Innings

Indian Innings

India Beats Australia in 20-20 Cricket Once Again



If Australians are 50 overs match Champions then we are also 20-20 Champions.

India made a great statement by beating the Australians in 20-20 match played yesterday.

Gautam Gambhir's blazing knock of 63 helped India crush Australia by seven wickets in the one-off Twenty20 international at the Brabourne stadium in Mumbai on Saturday.

Also, Harbhajan Singh and Murali Kartik did well in the middle overs to restrict Australians for mere 165 runs.

Scorecard

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Sunday, October 14, 2007

Australia Wins Future Cup Series Beating India in 6th ODI

Andrew Symonds knock once again helped Australians to beat India and with the Australia wins the Future Cup series.

Australian innings ended up scoring 317 runs for the loss of 8 wickets. In reply India could score 299 runs for 7 wickets.

Sachin Sourav gave a good start to India with 100 runs partnership but still not good enough. India gave a good fight this time and it could have been anyone's match before Uttappa got out. After Uttappa's wicket Dhoni got out immediately and all Indian hopes turned into ashes.

Andrew Symonds was awarded Man of the Match for his unbeaten 107 runs of 88 balls.

India Australi 6th ODI Future Cup Score Card


Australia Score Card



India Score Card

Tuesday, October 2, 2007

Australia Beats India by 84 Runs and Takes 1-0 Lead

Australia once again scored above 300 runs and this time there was no rain that could save India from the mighty Australians to be defeated.

Australia scored 306 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in 50 overs. In reply, India innings ended up for 222 in 47.3 overs.

With this Australia takes 1-0 lead in the 7 ODI Match Series.

B. Haddin was given Man of the Match Award.

SCOREBOARD

Australia

A Gilchrist c Tendulkar b Zaheer 0
M Hayden b Pathan 75
B Hodge c Dhoni b Sreesanth 3
M Clarke st Dhoni b Pathan 27
A Symonds c & b Sreesanth 87
B Haddin not out 87
J Hopes c Dravid b Sreesanth 4
B Lee not out 2

Extras (b- 4, lb-2, w-15) 21
Total (6 wkts in 50 overs) 306

Bowling : Zaheer Khan 10-1-55- 1; S Sreesanth 9-0-67-3; Irfan Pathan 10-0-47-2; Harbhajan Singh 10-0-57-0; Ramesh Powar 5-0-30-0; Sachin Tendulkar 3-0-22-0; Yuvraj Singh 3-0-22-0.

India

G Gambhir b Johnson 7
S Tendulkar c Symonds b Clark 16
R Uthappa lbw b Clark 41
Y Singh c Hayden b Hopes 10
R Dravid c Johnson b Hogg 31
M Dhoni c Hodge b Hogg 58
I Pathan run out 1
H Singh st Gilchrist b Clarke 4
R Powar b Clarke 17
Z Khan c Hodge b Hogg 3
S Sreesanth not out 7

Extras (b-4, lb-6, w-10, nb-7) 27
Total (all out in 47.3 overs) 222

Bowling : Lee 7-0-44-0; M Johnson 9-1-46-1; S Clark 6-0-14-2; Hopes 7-0-33-1; M Clarke 9-1-35-2;Hogg 9.3-0-40-3

Friday, September 28, 2007

India Australia Set For the 7 One Day Match Series

India and Australia both are set for the the first match to be played, of the 7 one-day match series, tomorrow i.e 29th Sep, at Chinnaswamy Stadium Bangalore.

A good series is expected between India, the new 20-20 champions, and Australia, four times World Cup winners.

However, Australian captain Ricky Pointing says that that the pressure will be on the home team because of the Twenty20 triumph.

For Dhoni there are no problems as such and he wouldn't have expected a better debut than this as a captain in the one-dayers. The blend of senior and junior players will do the trick for him but how the new Indian captain marshals his resources will be crucial.

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Saturday, September 22, 2007

India Beats Australia : Into Finals of ICC Twenty20 World Cup


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Hurray!! India hits again and this time against champions Australia.

India won the toss and decided to bat first and scored 188 runs losing 5 wickets. Though the score was good but champions are champions and they could have turn up the game anytime. Nothing is enough for the aussies.

Australia gave a slow start, rather say not a start that was expected from the Austrailian side and they lost couple of early wickets. But Hayden and Symonds fixed their feet on the ground and were taking match away from the Indians. This was the time actually I first thought that India will loose this match. But thanks to Sreesanth who got Hayden out and match started turning towards India once again. Another danger man Andrew Symonds got out soon after Hayden.

30 rums was required in 3 overs but Indian bowlers didn't gave aussies any chance and won by 15 runs.

Here is the final score card for you.



Yuvraj Singh was given man of the match award.

Wednesday, February 21, 2007

Australia demoralised by New Zealand whitewash

New Zealand completed a 3-0 whitewash of their one-day series with Australia after a thrilling one-wicket win in Hamilton on Tuesday.

Australia had looked in command after posting a massive 346 for five, but the Kiwis stunned the world champions with the second-highest run-chase in one-day history to win with just three balls to spare.

Sunday, February 18, 2007

Record run chase destroys Australia

Ross Taylor made 117 to lead a record run chase as New Zealand beat Australia by five wickets in the second Chappell-Hadlee limited-overs cricket match Sunday to clinch the three-match series 2-0.

After inflicting Australia's heaviest-ever one-day loss, by 10 wickets, in Wellington on Friday, New Zealand chased down the Aussie's total of 336 runs for four wickets Sunday to win with eight balls to spare, achieving the highest successful run chase on New Zealand soil.

The loss dislodged the Australians from the No. 1 spot in world limited-overs cricket, handing the top ranking to South Africa five weeks before the World Cup in the Caribbean.

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