England vs Australia, 3rd T20I - Live Cricket Score, Commentary
Series: Australia tour of England, 2020 Venue: The Rose Bowl, Southampton Date & Time: Sep 08, 06:00 PM LOCAL
Mark Wood 1-38(4 ov)
15.6
Mark Wood to Mitchell Marsh, 1 run, short of length delivery, Marsh taps it to short mid-wicket
15.6
Mark Wood to Mitchell Marsh, wide, ah he's tried the bumper and fired it down leg
15.5
Mark Wood to Mitchell Marsh, no run, fullish delivery, driven to cover
15.4
Mark Wood to Mitchell Marsh, FOUR, crunching square drive, oh he's timed it so sweetly, past point, thought man in the deep will cut that off but that was rocketing into the fence
15.3
Mark Wood to Mitchell Marsh, 2 runs, soft hands on the tuck to mid-wicket and they are skating back for the second run. Good running
15.2
Mark Wood to Mitchell Marsh, no run, wants to guide to third man, but under edges on the bounce to the keeper
15.1
Mark Wood to Mitchell Marsh, SIX, meanwhile, Mitchell Marsh wastes no bit of this short delivery that sat up nicely. Didn't quite middle it, but had enough to fly flat over the mid-wicket fence
5.6
Mark Wood to Finch, FOUR, poor from Denly. It was hit straight to him and he is allowed it to go past him. Fraction short in length and Finch punches it towards cover-point where Denly makes a mess of it. Good end to the powerplay for Australia.. 13 runs off it
5.5
Mark Wood to Stoinis, 1 run, fuller than a good length, Stoinis pushes it on the up to the left of mid-off and calls Finch through for a quick single
5.4
Mark Wood to Stoinis, no run, three quarter length at 147kph, Stoinis knocks it into the off-side
5.3
Mark Wood to Stoinis, FOUR, Stoinis is flying here.. Very small margins for error in this format. 147kph short ball at the body, but it was a bit leg-lined, Stoinis got inside the line and pulled it with one-leg off the ground, over short fine and the ball races away to the fence
5.2
Mark Wood to Stoinis, no run, back of a length around off, Stoinis hops and pats it to backward point
5.1
Mark Wood to Stoinis, FOUR, deft! That's smart batting. 145kph short of length delivery, Stoinis arches back to create room and steers it behind point, used the pace of Wood and just gave the ball direction
3.6
Mark Wood to Stoinis, FOUR, second time in two overs Wood has conceded a boundary off the final ball. 151kph length ball and this time Stoinis had the space to free his arms, he tonks it straight back over the bowler and collects a one bounce four
3.5
Mark Wood to Stoinis, no run, 146kph short of length delivery, Stoinis goes on his toes and defends
3.5
Mark Wood to Stoinis, wide, bouncer around leg-stump, Stoinis stands his ground and watches it go over his left shoulder. Called for height
3.4
Mark Wood to Stoinis, no run, 143kph short of length, Stoinis had just a wee bit of room and he is able to manufacture the cut, but Banton dives across to his left at backward point to make the stop
3.3
Mark Wood to Stoinis, no run, 144kph good length ball, Stoinis pushes it on the rise to cover
3.2
Mark Wood to Stoinis, no run, 149kph back of a length around off, Stoinis is right behind the line to defend
3.1
Mark Wood to Wade, out Caught by Jordan!! And that's the advantage of having pace. In a matter of three deliveries we have seen its pros and cons. It was a back of a length delivery at 147kph, Wade thought he could hack it to cow corner but the skiddy nature of Wood does not allow him to, hits the splice and balloons towards mid-on. Simple catch for Jordan and England needed that wicket. Wade c Jordan b Mark Wood 14(9) [4s-1 6s-1]
1.6
Mark Wood to Finch, FOUR, that ruins the over. The plan was to keep it close to Finch. But on this occasion Wood ends up being too full and too straight, Finch picks it off over mid-wicket and though he didn't middle it, the ball reaches the fence
1.5
Mark Wood to Finch, no run, three dots in a row.. 149kph good length ball angled in, Finch does not have the space to free his arms, still tries but ends up tamely chipping it on the bounce to mid-on
1.4
Mark Wood to Finch, no run, 143kph back of a length and no room to play with, Finch knocks it back to Wood
1.3
Mark Wood to Finch, no run, arrowing in at 148kph, Finch hops and defends it back down the wicket
1.2
Mark Wood to Wade, 1 run, 150kph full delivery around off, Wade mistimes the drive to mid-on and charges across to the other end
1.1
Mark Wood to Finch, 1 run, 147kph low full toss and Finch is caught in his crease, goes hard on the drive and squirts an inside edge to deep backward square
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