England vs Australia, 3rd ODI - Live Cricket Score, Commentary
Series: Australia tour of England, 2018 Venue: Trent Bridge, Nottingham Date & Time: Jun 19, 02:00 PM LOCAL
Agar 1-70(10 ov)
38.6
Agar to Eoin Morgan, 1 run, at the stumps, flicked to deep mid-wicket
38.6
Agar to Hales, 2 wides, slipping down leg, Paine messes up with his collection
38.5
Agar to Hales, 2 runs, drops it short, allows Hales to rock back and muscle it towards deep mid-wicket. Two added to the total
38.4
Agar to Eoin Morgan, 1 run, Agar is firing it in. Morgan hands the strike back to Hales by nudging it down to long-on
38.3
Agar to Hales, 1 run, turned to short fine leg
38.2
Agar to Eoin Morgan, 1 run, drifter on leg, tickled through mid-wicket
38.1
Agar to Eoin Morgan, no run, flat and quick, played back to the bowler
36.6
Agar to Hales, 1 run, rifled on leg, worked softly through square leg
36.5
Agar to Buttler, 1 run, oh, round-armish darter at the stumps. Buttler makes room and punches it to sweeper cover
36.4
Agar to Buttler, no run, with no feet Buttler wants to force it through off-side. The bat turns in his hand and the result is a inner-half-of-the-bat push back to the bowler
36.3
Agar to Buttler, 2 runs, superb running from the duo. Just places it in front of square on the leg-side, runs hard and takes the second
36.2
Agar to Hales, 1 run, too much width, laced to sweeper cover
36.1
Agar to Hales, 2 runs, quicker, skiddier as well. Hales stays back, employs his bottom-hand to wrist it through the vacant mid-wicket region
34.6
Agar to Buttler, leg byes, 1 run, sliding in, zips through the deck and thuds Buttler on the thigh pad before rolling to square leg
34.5
Agar to Buttler, no run, floater, in the tempting zone. Buttler drives it to extra cover, a diving stop from the fielder that should to lift the sagging spirits of the Aussies in the field
34.4
Agar to Hales, 1 run, snaking in, following Hales. Short-arm jabbed away to deep mid-wicket
34.3
Agar to Buttler, 1 run, flatter outside off, Buttler treks back, rides the bounce and punches it square past point
34.2
Agar to Hales, 1 run, darted full outside off, Hales goes hard on the drive and jarrs it off the outer half to short third man
34.1
Agar to Bairstow, out Caught by Jhye Richardson!! Relief for Australia? Not sure. Bairstow is gone for a magnificent 139. The Trent Bridge crowd are on their feet to give him a standing ovation. Raises his bat and storms off as a man who has just won the battle for his side. Fired in flat and at the stumps, Bairstow is quick to transfer his weight back and play the pull, does not keep it down and picks out Richardson perfectly at deep mid-wicket. Struck it flat and hard, either side would have fetched him four. Bairstow c Jhye Richardson b Agar 139(92) [4s-15 6s-5]
32.6
Agar to Bairstow, 2 runs, darting 'em in now, is Agar, Bairstow employs soft hands to nudge it towards mid-wicket and sprints back for the second
32.5
Agar to Hales, leg byes, 1 run, skids on after pitching and beats Hales on the flick, rapped around leg-stump and the ball rolls to short third
32.4
Agar to Hales, no run, fraction short and Hales cuts it to cover-point, straight to the fielder
32.3
Agar to Hales, no run, slower through the air and a front foot block from Hales. Gets some cheers from the crowd
32.2
Agar to Bairstow, 1 run, fired in quick outside off, Bairstow drives to deep extra cover
32.1
Agar to Bairstow, FOUR, nothing is working for Australia. Not their bowling changes. Not their bowling. Not their field placements. Agar had a long discussion with Maxwell before bowling this delivery and the result does not change. Bairstow plonks his front foot across and sweeps it over backward square leg
30.6
Agar to Hales, FOUR, Hales shows Bairstow how it is done. Shuffles across his sticks and then uses the pace of Agar to paddle it to the left of short fine leg. No one in the deep to stop that
30.5
Agar to Bairstow, 1 run, paddled to short fine leg. It was in the air and dropped just in front of the fielder
30.4
Agar to Hales, 1 run, punched to long-on
30.3
Agar to Bairstow, 3 runs, backs away slightly to play the inside out shot, gets the right delivery to lift it over extra cover. The fielder from long-off does well to cover ground and flick the ball in play, saved one
30.2
Agar to Hales, 1 run, tossed up and Hales slog sweeps it on the bounce to deep mid-wicket, just a single
30.1
Agar to Hales, SIX, sends the ball out of the ground to bring up his fifty. He did not want to miss out at his home ground and has made the most of the opportunity. Shimmies down and gets to the pitch, the long levers take over as he pumps it straight back over Agar. Umpire Dharmasena is watching the ball closely and hoping it is not lost again
28.6
Agar to Hales, no run, makes room and drives the flighted delivery inside out towards cover, can't get it past Maxwell there. He dives to his left and makes the stop
28.5
Agar to Bairstow, 1 run, comes down the track and drives inside out to long-off
28.4
Agar to Bairstow, no run, pushed to the left of Agar and he does the tidying up job himself, moves across and dives to stop
28.3
Agar to Hales, leg byes, 1 run, shout for LBW, but nothing part a leg-bye signal from umpire Dharmasena. Slides on with the arm, Hales is deep in the crease to nudge it into the on-side, misses and is struck on the back thigh. Height was an issue and HawkEye confirms that
28.2
Agar to Hales, no run, tries to use the pace of Agar and run past short third man, picks out Stanlake
28.1
Agar to Hales, no run, drifted from round the wicket, Hales knocks it softly to the right of Agar
12.6
Agar to Bairstow, FOUR, a tad too straight this time, and Bairstow is across and forward to smother the spin nail the sweep to backward square leg for four
12.5
Agar to Roy, 1 run, on middle and off, angling in and straightening to his top of off, but Roy is low in his stance, and scythes it away towards sweeper cover for a single
12.4
Agar to Roy, no run, a tad outside off and on a perfect length, no turn, Roy stays in the crease and dead-bats that
12.3
Agar to Bairstow, 1 run, even fuller on middle, driven inside-out towards long-off to bring up Bairstow's 7th ODI fifty! This man just goes on and on. 39 balls, and going strong
12.2
Agar to Bairstow, no run, on middle and off, straight and full, pushed towards cover
12.1
Agar to Bairstow, no run, tossed up on off, Bairstow gets forward and tries to drive towards cover, gets I0$ inside edge onto his pads
10.6
Agar to Roy, 1 run, another short one outside off, a powerfully bottom-handed cut towards deep point but thankfully (for Agar) not in the gap. Just the single
10.5
Agar to Bairstow, 1 run, fuller outside off, tapped off a full forward stride to cover for a single
10.4
Agar to Bairstow, FOUR, dropped short, Bairstow waits on it, has time to pick his area, and thrashes it to the sweeper cover fence for four
10.3
Agar to Roy, 1 run, flatter on a back of a length angling towards leg, punched to long-on off the back foot for a single
10.2
Agar to Roy, no run, straighter and angling towards leg, Roy moves to the on-side and pushes it back to the bowler
10.1
Agar to Roy, no run, fuller outside off, a I0$ towards point
8.6
Agar to Bairstow, 1 run, a tad shorter but still too straight, a backfoot-tuck to mid-wicket for a quick single
8.5
Agar to Bairstow, 2 runs, straying on the pads again, whipped away to deep mid-wicket for a brace
8.4
Agar to Bairstow, no run, a full one, Bairstow misses the sweep since he's gone too far across and rapped on the pads. Bairstow's been given LBW! Fired in and straightening very little from round the wicket. Bairstow reviewed that because it might be missing leg. Could be umpire's call. No bat involved. Oh scratch that! There seems to be a bit of a spike on glove. Nope, says the umpire. And it's wickets missing! Missing leg and going over the stumps too!
8.3
Agar to Bairstow, FOUR, gentle half-tracker, unlike anything he's bowled today, sits up, and that's too easy for Bairstow who slaps it square of the wicket for four
8.3
Agar to Bairstow, wide, down leg, attempted sweep missed, and wided
8.2
Agar to Bairstow, FOUR, fuller and on middle and leg, Bairstow premeditated the sweep and nailed it. Reached out and broomed it away to the backward square leg fence for four
8.1
Agar to Bairstow, no run, flat trajectory fired in on middle, pushed right back to Agar
6.6
Agar to Roy, 1 run, straight and on a length once again, Roy pushes to mid-on and runs. A throw to the non-striker's end from mid-on, and it hits Bairstow on the full. Everything's cool. No bitterness
6.5
Agar to Roy, 2 runs, a bit of flight, a tad too straight, Roy shimmies down and clips it away to deep square leg for a brace
6.4
Agar to Roy, no run, same length but tighter on off this time, push-driven to cover
6.3
Agar to Roy, no run, arm ball on that Verity length outside off, coming in with the arm, dead-batted safely
6.2
Agar to Roy, no run, tossed up outside off, Roy reaches out and tries an expansive cover drive, gets a thick inside edge onto his pads
6.1
Agar to Roy, no run, full and on the pads, whipped to short mid-wicket
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