Ashes 2006/07: Can the Aussies regain the urn?

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2 December 2006
2nd Test: Australia vs England at Perth

Day Two - Martyn/Watson score hundred as debutant celebrates record
Australia have stormed to a huge lead at stumps on day 2. The side, rocked by a first test defeat have looked set for a big turn around after Shane Watson and Damien Martyn scored hundreds against a fustrated English attack, the second time in consecutive games after the pair both recorded triple figures at Brisbane last week. Watson (111) and Martyn (127) set up the Aussies first innings score of 488 all out.

Australia unleashed their pace on the WACA turf for 18 overs before stumps, with an amazing start. Shaun Tait got an edge through to Gilchrist from opener Alistair Cook in his first over, before another wicket, up-rooting Kevin Pietersen's middle and leg stumps. At 2-16, England were in trouble, but a thick edge to first slip saw debutant Mitchell Johnson create history, taking a wicket with his first ever delivery in test cricket, that of century-maker and match winner Ian Bell. England at stumps are 3-44.

Toss: England
Result: Australia lead by 444 runs
Test Debut: Mitchell Johnson (Australia)

Code: 
[B]Australia	1st Innings		Runs	B/F	4s	6s[/B]
J Langer	c:Prior b:Harmison	61	121	7	1
M Hayden	c:Pietersen b:Jones	34	44	4	-
*R Ponting	c:Pietersen b:Giles	62	127	7	-
D Martyn	lbw b:Jones		127	266	16	-
M Hussey	b:Harmison		21	25	2	1
S Watson	lbw b:Giles		111	230	14	-
+A Gilchrist	b:Flintoff		30	50	3	-
S Warne		c:T'cothick b:Harmison	6	13	-	-
M Johnson	c:Pietersen b:Harmison	1	6	-	-
S Tait		lbw b:Giles		8	35	-	-
G McGrath	not out			10	15	1	-
  Extras	(nb 9,w 2,b 4,lb 2)	17
  [B]Total		all out, 153.3 overs	488[/B]

[B]Fall:[/B] 85, 131, 175, 207, 406, 453, 463, 465, 471, 488

[B]Bowling		O	M	R	W[/B]
S Harmison	38	5	118	4
M Hoggard	44	4	138	0
S Jones		25	2	76	2
A Flintoff	18	3	48	1
A Giles		28.3	2	102	3

Code: 
[B]England		1st Innings		Runs	B/F	4s	6s[/B]
M Trescothick	not out			19	45	-	-
A Cook		c:Gilchrist b:Tait	2	4	-	-
K Pietersen	b:Tait			10	22	2	-
M Johnson	c:Hayden b:Johnson	8	20	-	-
M Vaughan	not out			4	8	-	-
  Extras	(nb 1)			1
  [B]Total		3 wkts, 18 overs	44[/B]

[B]DNB:[/B] *A Flintoff, +M Prior, A Giles, S Jones, S Harmison, M Hoggard

[B]Fall:[/B] 4, 16, 33

[B]Bowling		O	M	R	W[/B]
G McGrath	7	0	17	0
S Tait		6	2	16	2
M Johnson	3	0	8	1
S Watson	2	0	3	0
 
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3 December 2006
2nd Test: Australia vs England at Perth

Day Three - Australia have control as England get skittled
England have suffered revenge as Australia's pace attack has forced the tourists to follow on, in what is a batting strip. In a lethal final hour last night, it continued to worsen as Shane Watson scored 3 wickets in his first spell of the day, including Marcus Trescothick with the opening batsmen's first ball of the day. Watson also claimed Brisbane heroes Vaughan and Flintoff. Glenn McGrath cleaned up the lower order, with his first two wickets coming in succession, and almost claiming a 2nd hat-trick at the WACA. McGrath and Watson finished with first innings figures of 3 wickets, as did Shaun Tait.

England fought back in their second innings, remaining at 1-94 with Trescothick and Pietersen at the crease. Shaun Tait claimed Cook for the second time in the test. Rain interrupted for 3/4 of an hour but the weather looks good for the final two days.

Toss: England
Result: Australia lead by 261 runs
Test Debut: Mitchell Johnson (Australia)

Code: 
[B]Australia	1st Innings		Runs	B/F	4s	6s[/B]
J Langer	c:Prior b:Harmison	61	121	7	1
M Hayden	c:Pietersen b:Jones	34	44	4	-
*R Ponting	c:Pietersen b:Giles	62	127	7	-
D Martyn	lbw b:Jones		127	266	16	-
M Hussey	b:Harmison		21	25	2	1
S Watson	lbw b:Giles		111	230	14	-
+A Gilchrist	b:Flintoff		30	50	3	-
S Warne		c:T'cothick b:Harmison	6	13	-	-
M Johnson	c:Pietersen b:Harmison	1	6	-	-
S Tait		lbw b:Giles		8	35	-	-
G McGrath	not out			10	15	1	-
  Extras	(nb 9,w 2,b 4,lb 2)	17
  [B]Total		all out, 153.3 overs	488[/B]

[B]Fall:[/B] 85, 131, 175, 207, 406, 453, 463, 465, 471, 488

[B]Bowling		O	M	R	W[/B]
S Harmison	38	5	118	4
M Hoggard	44	4	138	0
S Jones		25	2	76	2
A Flintoff	18	3	48	1
A Giles		28.3	2	102	3

Code: 
[B]England		1st Innings		Runs	B/F	4s	6s[/B]
M Trescothick	b:Watson		19	46	-	-
A Cook		c:Gilchrist b:Tait	2	4	-	-
K Pietersen	b:Tait			10	22	2	-
M Johnson	c:Hayden b:Johnson	8	20	-	-
M Vaughan	c:Ponting b:Watson	17	46	2	-
*A Flintoff	b:Watson		16	23	3	-
+M Prior	b:Tait			34	61	6	-
A Giles		lbw b:McGrath		16	25	2	-
S Jones		lbw b:McGrath		0	1	-	-
S Harmison	lbw b:McGrath		2	18	-	-
M Hoggard	not out			0	5	-	-
  Extras	(nb 3,w 2,b 4)		9
  [b]Total		all out, 45.2 overs	133[/B]

[B]Fall:[/B] 4, 16, 33, 51, 64, 87, 127, 127, 133, 133

[B]Bowling		O	M	R	W[/B]
G McGrath	11	3	18	3
S Tait		9.2	2	35	3
M Johnson	7	0	30	1
S Watson	9	1	23	3
S Warne		9	3	23	0

Code: 
[B]England		2nd Innings (f-o)	Runs	B/F	4s	6s[/B]
M Trescothick	not out			24	86	2	-
A Cook		b:Tait			24	41	4	-
K Pietersen	not out			34	48	5	-
  Extras	(nb 6,w 1,b 3,lb 2)	12
  [B]Total		1 wkt, 28 overs		94[/B]

[B]Fall:[/B] 42

[B]Bowling		O	M	R	W[/B]
G McGrath	6	2	5	0
S Tait		10	1	40	1
M Johnson	6	0	25	0
S Watson	4	1	16	0
S Warne		2	0	3	0
 

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4 December 2006
2nd Test: Australia vs England at Perth

Day Four - Aussies level Ashes with massive win
After being sent in to bat several days ago, everything has gone right for Australia after a tragic few days before hand. After enforcing the follow on, Australia set itself the task of winning by an innings and was achieved comfortably, with an innings and 78 runs the final result to level the series 1-1.

England's former skipper Michael Vaughan was the only batsman to make a solid contribution in the second innings as Pietersen and Trescothick fell early after surviving the late sun 24 hours ago. Shane Warne and Shane Watson found bowling form while Glenn McGrath continued to put balls in the right area, forcing the tourists to be all out for 227 following on from a first innings of 133.

Shane Watson's all-round abilities made him man of the match, taking 5 wickets and scoring a second consecutive century, in the end, taking best bowling figures and scoring his best with the bat.

Toss: England
Result: Australia won by an innings and 78 runs
Series: Series drawn at 1-1
Test Debut: Mitchell Johnson (Australia)
Man of the Match: Shane Watson (Australia)

Code: 
[B]Australia	1st Innings		Runs	B/F	4s	6s[/B]
J Langer	c:Prior b:Harmison	61	121	7	1
M Hayden	c:Pietersen b:Jones	34	44	4	-
*R Ponting	c:Pietersen b:Giles	62	127	7	-
D Martyn	lbw b:Jones		127	266	16	-
M Hussey	b:Harmison		21	25	2	1
S Watson	lbw b:Giles		111	230	14	-
+A Gilchrist	b:Flintoff		30	50	3	-
S Warne		c:T'cothick b:Harmison	6	13	-	-
M Johnson	c:Pietersen b:Harmison	1	6	-	-
S Tait		lbw b:Giles		8	35	-	-
G McGrath	not out			10	15	1	-
  Extras	(nb 9,w 2,b 4,lb 2)	17
  [B]Total		all out, 153.3 overs	488[/B]

[B]Fall:[/B] 85, 131, 175, 207, 406, 453, 463, 465, 471, 488

[B]Bowling		O	M	R	W[/B]
S Harmison	38	5	118	4
M Hoggard	44	4	138	0
S Jones		25	2	76	2
A Flintoff	18	3	48	1
A Giles		28.3	2	102	3

Code: 
[B]England		1st Innings		Runs	B/F	4s	6s[/B]
M Trescothick	b:Watson		19	46	-	-
A Cook		c:Gilchrist b:Tait	2	4	-	-
K Pietersen	b:Tait			10	22	2	-
I Bell    	c:Hayden b:Johnson	8	20	-	-
M Vaughan	c:Ponting b:Watson	17	46	2	-
*A Flintoff	b:Watson		16	23	3	-
+M Prior	b:Tait			34	61	6	-
A Giles		lbw b:McGrath		16	25	2	-
S Jones		lbw b:McGrath		0	1	-	-
S Harmison	lbw b:McGrath		2	18	-	-
M Hoggard	not out			0	5	-	-
  Extras	(nb 3,w 2,b 4)		9
  [b]Total		all out, 45.2 overs	133[/B]

[B]Fall:[/B] 4, 16, 33, 51, 64, 87, 127, 127, 133, 133

[B]Bowling		O	M	R	W[/B]
G McGrath	11	3	18	3
S Tait		9.2	2	35	3
M Johnson	7	0	30	1
S Watson	9	1	23	3
S Warne		9	3	23	0

Code: 
[B]England		1st Innings		Runs	B/F	4s	6s[/B]
M Trescothick	c:Hussey b:Warne	35	100	4	-
A Cook		b:Tait			24	41	4	-
K Pietersen	c:Ponting b:Watson	38	55	5	-
I Bell		c:Hussey b:McGrath	41	73	4	-
M Vaughan	b:Watson		73	180	8	-
*A Flintoff	b:Warne			11	29	2	-
+M Prior	c:Gilchrist b:Tait	4	8	-	-
A Giles		b:Warne			9	17	-	-
S Jones		not out			18	49	-	-
S Harmison	c:Langer b:Johnson	6	8	1	-
M Hoggard	b:McGrath		3	11	-	-
  Extras	(nb 9,w 1,b 3,lb 2)	15
  [b]Total		all out, 93.3 overs	227[/b]

[b]Fall:[/b] 42, 99, 117, 172, 194, 199, 220, 259, 270, 277

[B]Bowling		O	M	R	W[/B]
G McGrath	15.3	2	43	2
S Tait		17	1	62	2
M Johnson	22	2	61	1
S Watson	20	5	61	2
S Warne		19	1	45	3

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Damien Martyn was fantastic, bringing up his 15th test hundred​
 
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13 December 2006
Third Test Preview, Adelaide

As the series is level 1-1, both teams look to take the lead in what looks an unpredictable result ahead. Playing on the Adelaide Oval, the pitch prepared by Les Burdett is an absolute beauty for the ball, but the outfield is as sharp as anything seen in the Australian summer. Kevin Mitchell jnr set the series alight with a road at the Gabba, while the weather allowed a changing script in Perth a fortnight ago.

Australia have gone into the 3rd test with the same team, including Brett Lee keeping his spot as 12th man, with WACA debutant Mitchell Johnson doing enough to keep his spot. Jason Gillespie has been fighting hard for the Redbacks, as has Stuart Clark with consistency for the Blues, so the pressure has been on the selectors.

England have gone into the test with an all in pace attack, as Anthony Davies playing in his first test match after a promising summer. Davies provides seam and swing to the side, but with Ashley Giles dropped, it gives no help if spin is required, with Michael Vaughan the only man capable of rolling his arm.

Australia: Justin Langer, Matthew Hayden, *Ricky Ponting, Damien Martyn, Mike Hussey, Shane Watson, +Adam Gilchrist, Shane Warne, Mitchell Johnson, Shaun Tait, Glenn McGrath, Brett Lee (12th man)

England: Marcus Trescothick, Alistair Cook, Kevin Pietersen, Ian Bell, Michael Vaughan, *Andrew Flintoff, +Matthew Prior, Simon Jones, Anthony Davies, Stephen Harmison, Matthew Hoggard, Ashley Giles (12th man)
 
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14 December 2006
3rd Test: Australia vs England at Adelaide

Day One - Vaughan hundred gives England handy lead
Michael Vaughan has steered England out of trouble with another hundred, this time at the Adelaide Oval, the same venue when he showed his true form in the last Ashes on Australian soil. Vaughan made his second hundred for the series, following a big hundred in the first test, to put the Poms in control, being 7 for 333 at stumps on the first day.

Vaughan came to the crease at 3-26, but formed a solid partnership with Ian Bell, and then a fantastic stand of 160 with Andrew Flintoff, who fell short of three figures, making 88. Vaughan was bowled by Mitchell Johnson which broke the partnership, and Vaughan going on 109 off only 195 balls.

Shaun Tait and Glenn McGrath got things going early, but lost the rythym. Shane Watson and Mitchell Johnson were smashed around the park, while Shane Warne struggled to get a breakthrough. Michael Prior is still at the crease, looking for a big hundred.

Toss: England
Result: England lead by 333 runs
Test Debut: Anthony Davies (England)

Code: 
[B]England		1st Innings		Runs	B/F	4s	6s[/b]
M Trescothick	c:Gilchrist b:McGrath	10	29	1	-
A Cook		run out (Johnson)	11	32	1	-
K Pietersen	b:Tait			3	11	-	-
I Bell		b:Watson		28	61	4	-
M Vaughan	b:Johnson		109	195	13	-
*A Flintoff	b:Tait			88	165	10	-
+M Prior	not out			62	63	10	-
S Jones		lbw b:McGrath		7	7	1	-
A Davies	not out			1	9	-	-
  Extras	(nb 5,w 3,b 5,lb 1)	14
 [B] Total		7 wkts, 94 overs	333[/B]

[B]DNB:[/B] S Harmison, M Hoggard

[B]Fall:[/B] 15, 20, 26, 94, 252, 310, 324

[B]Bowling		O	M	R	W[/B]
G McGrath	20	3	47	2
S Tait		22	4	78	2
M Johnson	20	1	81	1
S Watson	17	0	78	1
S Warne		15	5	43	0
 
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15 December 2006
3rd Test: Australia vs England at Adelaide

Day Two - Langer puts Australia in control
Despite rain cutting an hour off Australia's time, Justin Langer pushed 11 balls through to the boundary to bring up an unbeaten hundred at stumps on day 2 after England were dismissed in the first hour.

England were bowled out for 364, with Johnson, Watson and Warne all taking wickets. Prior left on 76. Australia made a solid start to their first innings, with Langer and Hayden taking the side through to lunch before Hayden went 40 minutes before tea after a half century. Langer kept fighting on, making a partnership with the skipper, before Ponting was caught behind for 24. Langer bought up a well deserved hundred, and continued on through to stumps to sit at 107 not out, with Martyn up the other end on 26. Australia only trail by 144 runs.

Toss: England
Result: England lead by 144 runs
Test Debut: Anthony Davies (England)

Code: 
[B]England		1st Innings		Runs	B/F	4s	6s[/b]
M Trescothick	c:Gilchrist b:McGrath	10	29	1	-
A Cook		run out (Johnson)	11	32	1	-
K Pietersen	b:Tait			3	11	-	-
I Bell		b:Watson		28	61	4	-
M Vaughan	b:Johnson		109	195	13	-
*A Flintoff	b:Tait			88	165	10	-
+M Prior	b:Johnson		76	99	12	-
S Jones		lbw b:McGrath		7	7	1	-
A Davies	b:Watson		7	35	1	-
S Harmison	c:Gilchrist b:Warne	10	16	2	-
M Hoggard	not out			1	8	-	-
  Extras	(nb 5,w 3,b 5,lb 1)	14
  [b]Total		all out, 108.2 overs	364[/B]

[B]Fall:[/B] 15, 20, 26, 94, 252, 310, 324, 353, 361, 364

[B]Bowling		O	M	R	W[/B]
G McGrath	23	4	54	2
S Tait		26	6	81	2
M Johnson	24	4	89	2
S Watson	20	1	91	2
S Warne		15.2	5	43	1

Code: 
[B]Australia	1st Innings		Runs	B/F	4s	6s[/B]
J Langer	not out			107	207	11	-
M Hayden	c:Davies b:Jones	56	104	6	1
*R Ponting	c:Prior b:Harmison	24	28	3	-
D Martyn	not out			26	55	1	-
  Extras	(nb 2,w 2,b 3)		7
  [B]Total		2 wkts, 65 overs	220[/B]

[B]DNB:[/B] M Hussey, S Watson, +A Gilchrist, S Warne, M Johnson, S Tait, G McGrath

[B]Fall:[/B] 111, 146

[B]Bowling		O	M	R	W[/B]
S Harmison	16	1	45	1
A Davies	18	1	75	0
S Jones		11	1	28	1
M Hoggard	16	2	57	0
A Flintoff	4	1	12	0
 
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16 December 2006
3rd Test: Australia vs England at Adelaide

Day Three - Hussey and Watson belt English attack
Additional hundreds to the Australian scorecard have put the Aussies into a commanding position. Mike Hussey gained form with a huge hundred, while Shane Watson recorded his 3rd consecutive hundred, as he still is at the crease overnight.

Australia sit at a mammoth 5 for 576 at stumps on day 3, with Langer (121), Hussey (161) and Watson (139*) putting in solid performances. Langer fell early in the day, then did Martyn, but a 266 run partnership for the 5th wicket by Hussey and Watson has put Australia in front.

Matthew Hoggard has once again being carted all over the ground, without taking a wicket, and debutant Anthony Davies claimed Langer lbw, but has gone for expensive figures.

Toss: England
Result: Australia lead by 212 runs
Test Debut: Anthony Davies (England)

Code: 
[B]England		1st Innings		Runs	B/F	4s	6s[/b]
M Trescothick	c:Gilchrist b:McGrath	10	29	1	-
A Cook		run out (Johnson)	11	32	1	-
K Pietersen	b:Tait			3	11	-	-
I Bell		b:Watson		28	61	4	-
M Vaughan	b:Johnson		109	195	13	-
*A Flintoff	b:Tait			88	165	10	-
+M Prior	b:Johnson		76	99	12	-
S Jones		lbw b:McGrath		7	7	1	-
A Davies	b:Watson		7	35	1	-
S Harmison	c:Gilchrist b:Warne	10	16	2	-
M Hoggard	not out			1	8	-	-
  Extras	(nb 5,w 3,b 5,lb 1)	14
  [b]Total		all out, 108.2 overs	364[/B]

[B]Fall:[/B] 15, 20, 26, 94, 252, 310, 324, 353, 361, 364

[B]Bowling		O	M	R	W[/B]
G McGrath	23	4	54	2
S Tait		26	6	81	2
M Johnson	24	4	89	2
S Watson	20	1	91	2
S Warne		15.2	5	43	1

Code: 
[B]Australia	1st Innings		Runs	B/F	4s	6s[/B]
J Langer	lbw b:Davies		121	229	12	-
M Hayden	c:Davies b:Jones	56	104	6	1
*R Ponting	c:Prior b:Harmison	24	28	3	-
D Martyn	c:Prior b:Jones		52	98	5	-
M Hussey	c:Prior b:Harmison	161	251	17	-
S Watson	not out			139	239	18	-
A Gilchrist	not out			5	9	1	-
  Extras	(nb 6,w 4,b 3,lb 5)	18
  [b]Total		5 wkts, 158 overs	576[/B]

[B]DNB:[/B] S Warne, M Johnson, S Tait, G McGrath

[B]Fall:[/B] 111, 146, 239, 297, 563

[B]Bowling		O	M	R	W[/B]
S Harmison	36	2	108	2
A Davies	39	1	157	1
S Jones		29	3	103	2
M Hoggard	33	3	134	0
A Flintoff	18	1	56	0
M Trescothick	3	0	10	0
 
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17 December 2006
3rd Test: Australia vs England at Adelaide

Day Four - Australia take Ashes lead with innings defeat
Australia have taken a 2-1 lead in The Ashes thanks to a brilliant all-round performance. Australia were bowled out for 629, with Watson going early in the day for 146, hitting a boundary before leaving the crease. England came out of the dressing room needing 265 runs to make Australia bat again, but a draw was the objective from the tourists.

At 3-80, England were in trouble with Trescothick, Pietersen and Bell out, and then Vaughan and Flintoff fell soon after to be 5-99. The collapse saw defensive tactics from opener Alistair Cook, who made 61*. Shane Warne was superb, bowling 30.1 overs to gain figures of 4-28, which included 18 maidens and an economy rate of under 1.00, his best rate when bowling 30 or more overs in a game. Glenn McGrath also took 3 wickets while Shaun Tait took 2. Mitchell Johnson didn't appear out on the ground after suffering an arm injury, and is expected to miss the next month. Mike Hussey was named man of the match.

Toss: England
Result: Australia win by an innings and 125 runs.
Series: Australia lead 1-1
Test Debut: Anthony Davies (England)
Man of the Match: Mike Hussey (Australia)

Code: 
[B]England		1st Innings		Runs	B/F	4s	6s[/b]
M Trescothick	c:Gilchrist b:McGrath	10	29	1	-
A Cook		run out (Johnson)	11	32	1	-
K Pietersen	b:Tait			3	11	-	-
I Bell		b:Watson		28	61	4	-
M Vaughan	b:Johnson		109	195	13	-
*A Flintoff	b:Tait			88	165	10	-
+M Prior	b:Johnson		76	99	12	-
S Jones		lbw b:McGrath		7	7	1	-
A Davies	b:Watson		7	35	1	-
S Harmison	c:Gilchrist b:Warne	10	16	2	-
M Hoggard	not out			1	8	-	-
  Extras	(nb 5,w 3,b 5,lb 1)	14
  [b]Total		all out, 108.2 overs	364[/B]

[B]Fall:[/B] 15, 20, 26, 94, 252, 310, 324, 353, 361, 364

[B]Bowling		O	M	R	W[/B]
G McGrath	23	4	54	2
S Tait		26	6	81	2
M Johnson	24	4	89	2
S Watson	20	1	91	2
S Warne		15.2	5	43	1

Code: 
[B]Australia	1st Innings		Runs	B/F	4s	6s[/B]
J Langer	lbw b:Davies		121	229	12	-
M Hayden	c:Davies b:Jones	56	104	6	1
*R Ponting	c:Prior b:Harmison	24	28	3	-
D Martyn	c:Prior b:Jones		52	98	5	-
M Hussey	c:Prior b:Harmison	161	251	17	-
S Watson	c:Prior b:Davies	146	247	19	-
A Gilchrist	not out			35	37	5	-
S Warne		lbw b:Harmison		11	5	2	-
M Johnson	retired hurt		1	4	-	-
S Tait		b:Harmison		0	6	-	-
G McGrath	b:Jones			4	11	1	-
  Extras	(nb 6,w 4,b 3,lb 5)	18
  [b]Total		all out, 168.2 overs	629[/B]

[B]Fall:[/B] 111, 146, 239, 297, 563, 599, 610, 622, 629

[B]Bowling		O	M	R	W[/B]
S Harmison	41	2	129	4
A Davies	44	1	188	2
S Jones		29.2	3	104	3
M Hoggard	33	3	134	0
A Flintoff	18	1	56	0
M Trescothick	3	0	10	0

Code: 
[B]England		1st Innings		Runs	B/F	4s	6s[/B]
M Trescothick	c:Gilchrist b:McGrath	16	33	2	-
A Cook		not out			61	283	5	-
K Pietersen	c:Hussey b:Watson	21	29	3	-
I Bell		c:Gilchrist b:Warne	6	25	1	-
M Vaughan	c:Hussey b:Tait		7	20	1	-
*A Flintoff	b:Warne			2	24	-	-
+M Prior	b:McGrath		3	13	-	-
S Jones		lbw b:Warne		7	25	1	-
A Davies	c&b:McGrath		2	13	-	-
S Harmison	b:Tait			5	37	-	-
M Hoggard	lbw b:Warne		3	7	-	-
  Extras	(nb 3,w 1,b 1,lb 2)	7
  [B]Total		all out, 84.1 overs	140

Fall:[/B] 23, 59, 80, 91, 99, 106, 121, 125, 137, 140

[B]Bowling		O	M	R	W[/B]
G McGrath	23	7	44	3
S Tait		17	4	32	2
S Watson	14	3	33	1
S Warne		30.1	18	28	4

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Shane Watson produced a super hundred, his third of the series​
 
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