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DuneTiger
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Injuries hit both teams on the eve of Canberra test.
Sri Lanka will be forced to overhaul their bowling attack completely, after all 3 of their starting quicks from the first test suffered injury setbacks this week. Suranga Lakmal has suffered a back injury, Lahiru Kumara has injured his hamstring and Dusthmantha Chameera has had an injury to his ankle. Chamika Karunaratne has been added to the Sri Lankan squad and almost certain to make his test debut in Canberra. With Vishwa Fernando and Kasun Rajitha the only other quicks on the tour, if Sri Lanka go in with 3 frontline quicks to this test match, they will have a combined 5 test matches of experience.
"It's been a tough week for our team. Many injuries in the squad, but it gives an exciting chance to some bowlers who may not have expected to play on this tour - we have full faith in them and I'm really excited to lead this bowling attack. We've taken plenty of confidence from the test in Brisbane, but we want to go one better and win this test," Dinesh Chandimal said speaking to the media today.
Dinesh Chandimal spoke to the media today, revealing the injuries in the squad.
Australia have also made 2 changes to their squad, with Matthew Wade suffering a finger injury in training yesterday morning. Wade was pivotal in Australia's 3 run win a few days ago, with a well made 58 in the 2nd innings. Peter Handscomb will be taking the gloves in the 2nd test as Australia have opted not to add another keeper to the squad.
Matthew Wade will miss the 2nd test with a finger injury.
"It's disappointing for Wadey, obviously he has been in good form this summer and keeping really well. It's only a minor injury, but we would rather see him miss this [test] then risk aggravating the injury anymore." White said today.
"That is the beauty of having someone like Peter in the team, we don't have to change too much and the keeping situation is sorted - at this stage he will still be batting 3, and we'll look to fill the number 7 position in the team."
Peter Siddle who was recalled to the squad to cover for Jhye Richardson has also been released from the squad, with Marcus Stoinis and Marnus Labuschagne joining the Australian squad for Canberra. This is the second time Stoinis has featured in the Australian test squad and with the apparent shunning of Mitchell Marsh in recent squad selections, he may be likely to feature in test cricket very soon.
Sri Lanka will be forced to overhaul their bowling attack completely, after all 3 of their starting quicks from the first test suffered injury setbacks this week. Suranga Lakmal has suffered a back injury, Lahiru Kumara has injured his hamstring and Dusthmantha Chameera has had an injury to his ankle. Chamika Karunaratne has been added to the Sri Lankan squad and almost certain to make his test debut in Canberra. With Vishwa Fernando and Kasun Rajitha the only other quicks on the tour, if Sri Lanka go in with 3 frontline quicks to this test match, they will have a combined 5 test matches of experience.
"It's been a tough week for our team. Many injuries in the squad, but it gives an exciting chance to some bowlers who may not have expected to play on this tour - we have full faith in them and I'm really excited to lead this bowling attack. We've taken plenty of confidence from the test in Brisbane, but we want to go one better and win this test," Dinesh Chandimal said speaking to the media today.
Dinesh Chandimal spoke to the media today, revealing the injuries in the squad.
Australia have also made 2 changes to their squad, with Matthew Wade suffering a finger injury in training yesterday morning. Wade was pivotal in Australia's 3 run win a few days ago, with a well made 58 in the 2nd innings. Peter Handscomb will be taking the gloves in the 2nd test as Australia have opted not to add another keeper to the squad.
Matthew Wade will miss the 2nd test with a finger injury.
"It's disappointing for Wadey, obviously he has been in good form this summer and keeping really well. It's only a minor injury, but we would rather see him miss this [test] then risk aggravating the injury anymore." White said today.
"That is the beauty of having someone like Peter in the team, we don't have to change too much and the keeping situation is sorted - at this stage he will still be batting 3, and we'll look to fill the number 7 position in the team."
Peter Siddle who was recalled to the squad to cover for Jhye Richardson has also been released from the squad, with Marcus Stoinis and Marnus Labuschagne joining the Australian squad for Canberra. This is the second time Stoinis has featured in the Australian test squad and with the apparent shunning of Mitchell Marsh in recent squad selections, he may be likely to feature in test cricket very soon.
DuneTiger
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Sri Lankan tour of Australia
Warne-Muralidaran Trophy
2nd Test, Manuka Oval
February 1st-5th
Australia lead 1-0
Australian XI
Joe Burns, Marcus Harris, Peter Handscomb (wk), Cameron White (c), Travis Head, Glenn Maxwell, Kurtis Patterson
, James Pattinson, Pat Cummins, Nathan Lyon, Josh Hazlewood
Matthew Wade (Injury)Sri Lankan XI
Dimuth Karunaratne, Lahiru Thirimanne, Dinesh Chandimal (c), Kusal Mendis (c), Kusal Perera
, Dhanajaya de Silva, Niroshan Dickwella (wk), Chamika Karunaratne, Dilruwan Perera, Kasun Rajitha, Vishwa FernandoRoshen Silva (Omitted), Suranga Lakmal (Injury), Dusthamantha Chameera (Injury), Lahiru Kumara (Injury)Toss won by: Australia
Batting first: Australia
Code:
AUSTRALIA 1st innings
Player Status Runs Blls 4s 6s S/R
Joe Burns c. V. Fernando b. Rajitha 26 57 3 0 45.6%
Marcus Harris c. D. Perera b. Rajitha 5 17 0 0 29.4%
Peter Handscomb lbw b. Perera 49 87 7 0 56.3%
Cameron White c. Mendis b. De Silva 31 32 6 0 96.9%
Travis Head c. Dickwella b. Rajitha 122 180 12 2 67.8%
Glenn Maxwell b. Perera 41 61 4 1 67.2%
Kurtis Patterson b. Rajitha 55 97 6 0 56.7%
James Pattinson c & b. Perera 41 66 4 0 62.1%
Pat Cummins c. C Karunaratne b. De Silva 19 22 1 1 86.4%
Nathan Lyon c. D Karunaratne b. De Silva 10 10 2 0 100.0%
Josh Hazlewood not out 0 2 0 0 0.0%
Total: 406/10 Overs: 105.1 Run Rate: 3.86 Extras: 7
SRI LANKA Bowling
Player Overs Mdns Runs Wkts E/R Wds NBs
Kasun Rajitha 28.0 6 100 4 3.57 1 0
Vishwa Fernando 22.0 4 81 0 3.68 0 0
Chamika Karunaratne 19.0 4 69 0 3.63 1 0
Dilruwan Perera 22.1 5 89 3 4.02 1 0
Dhanajaya de Silva 14.0 3 63 3 4.50 0 0
EXTRAS Wides: 3 No Balls: 0 Leg Byes: 0 Byes: 4
Total: 406/10 Overs: 105.1 Run Rate: 3.86 Extras: 7
Travis Head silenced all of his doubters with a magnificent hundred on day 1. Dominating the Sri Lankan attack as Australia reversed their poor start from the last test, notching up 406 in just over 100 overs. A maiden test half century for the recalled Kurtis Patterson, as well as 40's from Handscomb and Maxwell ensured the Aussie attack had plenty to bowl at. Kasun Rajitha made the most of his return to the Sri Lankan side with 4 wickets, while the spin of Perera and de Silva picked up 3 a piece.
Code:
SRI LANKA 1st innings
Player Status Runs Blls 4s 6s S/R
Dimuth Karunaratne c. Burns b. Pattinson 55 142 4 0 38.7%
Lahiru Thirimanne lbw b. Hazlewood 0 2 0 0 0.0%
Dinesh Chandimal c. Handscomb b. Pattinson 78 144 9 0 54.2%
Kusal Mendis lbw b. Pattinson 12 22 1 0 54.6%
Kusal Perera b. Lyon 22 41 3 0 53.7%
Dhananjaya de Silva not out 55 93 4 1 59.1%
Niroshan Dickwella st. Handscomb b. Lyon 14 29 0 1 48.3%
Chamika Karunaratne lbw b. Lyon 0 6 0 0 0.0%
Dilruwan Perera c. White b. Cummins 3 14 0 0 21.4%
Kasun Rajitha lbw b. Hazlewood 12 19 2 0 63.2%
Vishwa Fernando c. Handscomb b. Cummins 4 21 0 0 19.0%
Total: 265/10 Overs: 87.5 Run Rate: 3.02 Extras: 10
AUSTRALIA Bowling
Player Overs Mdns Runs Wkts E/R Wds NBs
Pat Cummins 19.5 6 63 2 3.18 3 1
Josh Hazlewood 15.0 4 38 2 2.53 1 0
James Pattinson 16.0 4 66 3 4.13 1 0
Nathan Lyon 24.0 3 60 3 2.50 0 0
Glenn Maxwell 13.0 4 34 0 2.62 0 0
EXTRAS Wides: 5 No Balls: 1 Leg Byes: 0 Byes: 4
Total: 265/10 Overs: 87.5 Run Rate: 3.02 Extras: 10
Sri Lanka's batting was nothing to be disappointed with, but the Australian attack led by James Pattinson was simply too good as they knocked the Sri Lankans over for 265. Half centuries from de Silva and Karunaratne the highlights of the innings, while the wickets were shared around for the Australian attack. A lead of 141 for the Australians as they head into the 2nd innings.
Code:
AUSTRALIA 2nd innings
Player Status Runs Blls 4s 6s S/R
Joe Burns lbw b. C. Karunara. 41 47 5 0
Marcus Harris c. D. Karunarat. b. D Perera 15 49 1 0
Kurtis Patterson c & b. de Silva 24 46 2 0
Cameron White b. C. Karunara. 52 70 6 1
Travis Head c. Dickwella b. C. Karunara. 58 72 6 1
Peter Handscomb c. Dickwella b. Rajitha 3 15 0 0
Glenn Maxwell b. de Silva 29 34 1 2
James Pattinson c. Rajitha b. C. Karunara. 0 1 0 0
Pat Cummins c. Thirimanne b. C. Karunara 5 12 1 0
Nathan Lyon b. de Silva 0 3 0 0
Josh Hazlewood not out 0 1 0 0
Total: 229/10 Overs: 58.1 Run Rate: 3.83 Extras: 2
SRI LANKA Bowling
Player Overs Mdns Runs Wkts E/R Wds NBs
Kasun Rajitha 14.0 3 58 1 4.14 1 0
Vishwa Fernando 10.0 3 41 0 4.10 0 0
Chamika Karunaratne 12.1 2 36 5 2.96 0 0
Dhananjaya de Silva 9.0 1 38 3 4.22 1 0
Dilruwan Perera 13.0 1 56 1 4.31 0 0
EXTRAS Wides: 2 No Balls: 0 Leg Byes: 0 Byes: 0
Total: 229/10 Overs: 58.1 Run Rate: 3.83 Extras: 2
Chamika Karunaratne rips through Australia on debut! After going wicketless in his first test bowling innings, he more than made up for it with a brilliant 5 wicket haul in the 2nd. Dhananjaya de Silva with 3 wickets taking his tally to 6 for the match, with Australia bowled out for just 229. Skipper Cameron White and centurion from the first innings Travis Head would make blistering half centuries, but it didn't stop the Sri Lankans from bowling Australia out for another modest total. 370 to win for Sri Lanka in the 4th innings.
Code:
SRI LANKA 2nd innings (Target: 370)
Player Status Runs Blls 4s 6s S/R
Dimuth Karunaratne b. Pattinson 24 55 3 0 43.6%
Lahiru Thirimanne run out (Maxwell) 1 11 0 0 9.1%
Dinesh Chandimal c. Burns b. Pattinson 77 151 7 0 51.0%
Kusal Mendis c. Handscomb b. Head 50 99 4 1 50.5%
Kusal Perera lbw b. Pattinson 49 105 5 1 46.7%
Dhananjaya de Silva c & b. Cummins 1 16 0 0 6.3%
Niroshan Dickwella c. Harris b. Lyon 25 40 3 0 62.5%
Chamika Karunaratne c. Handscomb b. Pattinson 0 7 0 0 0.0%
Dilruwan Perera b. Pattinson 0 1 0 0 0.0%
Kasun Rajitha lbw b. Lyon 9 8 2 0 112.5%
Vishwa Fernando not out 0 3 0 0 0.0%
Total: 239/10 Overs: 82.1 Run Rate: 2.47 Extras: 3
AUSTRALIA Bowling
Player Overs Mdns Runs Wkts E/R Wds NBs
Pat Cummins 15.0 3 49 1 3.27 0 1
Josh Hazlewood 14.0 3 31 0 2.21 0 0
James Pattinson 17.0 4 57 5 3.35 0 2
Nathan Lyon 24.1 5 67 2 2.77 0 0
Glenn Maxwell 9.0 1 26 0 2.89 0 0
Travis Head 3.0 0 9 1 3.00 0 0
EXTRAS Wides: 0 No Balls: 3 Leg Byes: 0 Byes: 0
Total: 239/10 Overs: 82.1 Run Rate: 2.47 Extras: 3
Australia claim the match and the series 2-0 after James Pattinson claims his first test 5 wicket haul in over 3 years. A comfortable victory in the end, despite a fight from the Sri Lankan top order, with 50's to Chandimal and Mendis, it just wasn't enough. Pattinson's 8 wickets across the match saw him take player of the match, and after taking 13 wickets across the 2 matches, he was also adjudged player of the series. One hell of a comeback to test cricket.
Code:
Australia 406 & 229
Sri Lanka 265 & 239
Australia win by 131 runs!
Man of the match: James Pattinson
Man of the series: James PattinsonTill Valhalla
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Why no SR for 3rd innings?
DuneTiger
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Cause I'm dumb. I'm still playing the games in Cricket 24, and manually creating the scoreboards and just forgot to put SR in
Till Valhalla
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I thought you were using Pinch Sim now.
DuneTiger
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Yeah for limited overs, I play the tests though
DuneTiger
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Big Bash League 2018/19
Match 27
Syndey Thudner vs Adelaide Strikers
Spotless Stadium
January 13th, 2019
Toss won by: Sydney Thunder
Batting first: Sydney Thunder
Sydney Thunder
Code:
Sydney Thunder Innings (191/8)
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Batsman Status R B 4s 6s SR
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Shane Watson c Peter Siddle b Michael Neser 0 2 0 0 0.00
Anton Devich c Jake Lehmann b Peter Siddle 24 9 2 2 266.67
Callum Ferguson not out 92 55 9 4 167.27
Jason Sangha b Peter Siddle 44 33 2 2 133.33
Daniel Sams c Rashid Khan b Ben Laughlin 11 8 0 1 137.50
Arjun Nair c Colin Ingram b Ben Laughlin 0 2 0 0 0.00
Jay Lenton c Jake Lehmann b Ben Laughlin 6 2 0 1 300.00
Chris Green c Harry Nielsen b Peter Siddle 0 1 0 0 0.00
Chris Jordan c Jonathan Wells b Peter Siddle 4 4 0 0 100.00
Gurinder Sandhu not out 8 4 0 1 200.00
Extras: 2 (wd 1, nb 0, b 1, lb 0)
Total: 191/8 (20.0 Overs, RR: 9.55)
Did Not Bat: Fawad Ahmed
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Bowler O M R W Econ WD NB
---------------------- ------ ---- ------- ---- -------- ---- -----
Michael Neser 4.0 0 21 1 5.25 0 0
Peter Siddle 4.0 0 29 4 7.25 0 0
Ben Laughlin 3.0 0 43 3 14.33 0 0
Rashid Khan 4.0 0 31 0 7.75 1 0
Liam O'Connor 4.0 0 49 0 12.25 0 0
Matthew Short 1.0 0 17 0 17.00 0 0
Partnerships
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Shane Watson & Anton Devich: 0 runs (2 balls)
Callum Ferguson & Anton Devich: 37 runs (25 balls)
Jason Sangha & Callum Ferguson: 75 runs (55 balls)
Daniel Sams & Callum Ferguson: 14 runs (10 balls)
Arjun Nair & Callum Ferguson: 0 runs (2 balls)
Jay Lenton & Callum Ferguson: 6 runs (2 balls)
Chris Green & Callum Ferguson: 1 runs (2 balls)
Chris Jordan & Callum Ferguson: 4 runs (4 balls)
Gurinder Sandhu & Callum Ferguson: 52 runs (18 balls)
Fall of Wickets
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1-0 (Shane Watson, 0.2), 2-37 (Anton Devich, 4.3), 3-112 (Jason Sangha, 13.4)
4-127 (Daniel Sams, 15.2), 5-127 (Arjun Nair, 15.4), 6-133 (Jay Lenton, 15.6)
7-134 (Chris Green, 16.2), 8-138 (Chris Jordan, 16.6)Adelaide Strikers require 192 to win
Code:
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Batsman Status R B 4s 6s SR
---------------------- ---------------------------------------- ----- ----- ---- ---- ---------
Matthew Short b Chris Jordan 11 8 2 0 137.50
Jake Weatherald b Fawad Ahmed 10 12 0 0 83.33
Colin Ingram c Anton Devich b Chris Green 25 21 1 1 119.05
Jake Lehmann c Jay Lenton b Fawad Ahmed 18 13 1 1 138.46
Jonathan Wells c Shane Watson b Chris Green 11 15 0 1 73.33
Harry Nielsen not out 40 24 2 2 166.67
Rashid Khan c Gurinder Sandhu b Chris Jordan 20 11 2 1 181.82
Michael Neser c Callum Ferguson b Gurinder Sandhu 16 10 1 1 160.00
Ben Laughlin b Gurinder Sandhu 9 5 0 1 180.00
Peter Siddle b Gurinder Sandhu 0 1 0 0 0.00
Liam O'Connor not out 0 0 0 0 0.00
Extras: 5 (wd 3, nb 0, b 1, lb 1)
Total: 165/9 (20.0 Overs, RR: 8.25)
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Bowler O M R W Econ WD NB
---------------------- ------ ---- ------- ---- -------- ---- -----
Daniel Sams 4.0 0 35 0 8.75 1 0
Chris Jordan 4.0 0 43 2 10.75 1 0
Fawad Ahmed 4.0 0 17 2 4.25 1 0
Chris Green 4.0 0 37 2 9.25 0 0
Gurinder Sandhu 4.0 0 31 3 7.75 0 0
Partnerships
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Matthew Short & Jake Weatherald: 13 runs (11 balls)
Colin Ingram & Jake Weatherald: 21 runs (20 balls)
Jake Lehmann & Colin Ingram: 29 runs (21 balls)
Jonathan Wells & Colin Ingram: 2 runs (5 balls)
Harry Nielsen & Jonathan Wells: 24 runs (18 balls)
Rashid Khan & Harry Nielsen: 25 runs (17 balls)
Michael Neser & Harry Nielsen: 24 runs (13 balls)
Ben Laughlin & Harry Nielsen: 22 runs (14 balls)
Peter Siddle & Harry Nielsen: 0 runs (1 balls)
Fall of Wickets
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1-13 (Matthew Short, 1.5), 2-36 (Jake Weatherald, 5.1), 3-65 (Jake Lehmann, 8.4)
4-67 (Colin Ingram, 9.3), 5-93 (Jonathan Wells, 12.3), 6-118 (Rashid Khan, 15.2)
7-142 (Michael Neser, 17.3), 8-165 (Ben Laughlin, 19.5), 9-165 (Peter Siddle, 19.6)
Callum Ferguson continues his incredible form in the tournament. A uncharacteristically brutal knock, finishing 92*, which included scoring 52 runs in the last 3 overs of the Thunder innings. The Strikers were never in the hunt, losing constant wickets throughout their innings, never allowing them to reign in the run rate.
Code:
Sydney Thunder 191/8 20.0 overs
Brisbane Heat 165/9 20.0 overs
Result: Sydney Thunder won by 26 runs!
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