Showing posts with label Triangular series. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Triangular series. Show all posts

Friday, January 23, 2015

Australia leads the points table in the Carlton Mid Tri Series with another win against England

Australia won against England in their second round robin tie at picturesque venue, Bellerive Oval in Hobart today by three wickets. Set 304 to score Australia reached the target in the penultimate ball of the match.

Skipper Smith once again played the captain's innings and scored a century to win man of the match award at Blundstone arena.

With this win Australia remains at the top of the table with fifteen points, England in the second position with 5 points. Two matches remain to decide the team to play Australia in the final. 

On 26th January India play Australia at Sydney and on 30th India will play against England. India need to win both the games to qualify for the final and England has to win at least one match with a better net run rate to pip India at the post.

Australia was without Warner and Shane Watson but still managed to beat England shows the depth of the Australian bench and it remains the favorite team to win the Tri-Series. 

England could have put pressure on Australia after Ian Bell scored a big century, but couldn't capitalize on the platform provided by Ian Bell. 

Earlier England scored at a brisk space to reach 100 run mark in 16th Over and 150 run mark in 25th Over.

Ian Bell reached 5000 runs in his 153 appearance for the England team. 

India has struggled with both the ball and the bat in this tournament, electing to bat it lost out at the Gabba and in MCG Australia chased down the Indian total of 269 runs quite comfortably.

But the Toss could be vital at SCG, as the pitch is getting slower as the day progresses and is not easy to score runs under pressure.
 

Valleyz.Blog

Saturday, September 27, 2008

Match Reports

Rest of India vs Delhi Irani trophy match
Rest of India scored an assuring victory over the Ranji champions Delhi, in the end it was a good result for the ROI team. Bowlers specially did well, notably Zaheer Khan, Anil Kumble, Harbhajan Singh and Munaf Patel had good stints.

Gautam gambhir played a sensible knock of 91 in the second innings but could not help stop Delhi losing the game, his innings will be a bright point in the match with the other notable performers in the form of Chetanya Nanda in the Delhi side who took the only five for of the match.

Australia A vs India A at Chennai September 26 2008

In the other final match of the triangular series in Chennai,India, Australia A won easily by a margin of 156 runs, the pace combination of Shaun Tait, Brett Greeves and Mark Cameron snatched the match early sending back 4 batsmen with just 33 runs on board inside 7 overs. None of the India A batsman put up any resistance. Earlier Australia posted a strong total of 303 with Ronchi, Hussey, White and Voges scoring half century. Suresh Raina put Australia A into bat after winning the toss.