England vs Ireland, Only Test - Live Cricket Score, Commentary
Series: Ireland tour of England Only Test, 2023 Venue: Lord's, London Date & Time: Jun 01-Jun 03, 11:00 AM LOCAL
Zak Crawley 56(45)
16.3
Fionn Hand to Crawley, out Caught&Bowled!! A sharp catch from Fionn Hand fetches him his maiden Test wicket! Pitched up ball on off, Crawley drives it firmly back to Fionn Hand. He gets both his hands to it but the ball pops out. He stays alert, shows good reflexes, and sticks his right hand out to grab it on the second attempt. Finally, some relief for the Irishmen! Crawley c and b Fionn Hand 56(45) [4s-11]
16.2
Fionn Hand to Crawley, no run, pitched up ball around off, played with soft hands to mid-on
16.1
Fionn Hand to Crawley, no run, swinging in from a fuller length, pushed with a straight bat towards mid-on
15.6
Mark Adair to Crawley, 1 run, this one moves away after pitching on a length, played off the outer half past backward point
15.5
Mark Adair to Crawley, FOUR, runs continue to come thick and fast for England! Pitched up ball outside off, Crawley creams it through extra cover for another boundary
15.4
Mark Adair to Crawley, no run, low full toss outside off, Crawley misses out as he fails to squeeze it through point
15.3
Mark Adair to Crawley, FOUR, 8th Test fifty for Crawley! Has been lucky at times but has also played some eye-catchy strokes. On a length outside off, Crawley drives on the up and gets it through covers. The timing is pristine and it races away to the fence
14.6
Fionn Hand to Crawley, FOUR, oh my word, another inside edge that escapes! Crawley walks down the track and swings across the line but gets an inside edge that evades the stumps and races to the fence
13.6
Mark Adair to Crawley, no run, full ball on off, driven back to Mark Adair
13.5
Mark Adair to Crawley, 2 runs, short of length ball outside off, Crawley punches it nicely through covers and comes back for the second
13.4
Mark Adair to Crawley, FOUR, oh, that was so close! Pitched up ball outside off, swinging away, Crawley tries to drive it hard and ekes an inside edge that goes past the leg stump and through to the fence
13.3
Mark Adair to Crawley, FOUR, Mark Adair overcorrects and pays the price! Full and too straight, glanced neatly to the fine leg fence
13.2
Mark Adair to Crawley, FOUR, the old-fashioned chinese cut! Back of a length ball outside off, Crawley goes for a cut and almost chops it back. The ball goes past his stumps and beats the keeper as well
13.1
Mark Adair to Crawley, no run, pitched up ball outside off, Crawley goes at it with hard hands and gets it off the inner half down the track
11.6
Hume to Crawley, no run, swinging away from off on a fuller length, played with soft hands to covers
10.2
Fionn Hand to Crawley, 1 run, ohh, that one shaped back sharply from a full length. Crawley went for a drive but eked an inside edge towards deep backward square leg
10.1
Fionn Hand to Crawley, no run, good length ball outside off, shaping in, Crawley mistimes his shot back to Fionn Hand
8.6
Fionn Hand to Crawley, no run, good length ball outside off, Crawley knows where his off stump is and makes an assured leave
8.5
Fionn Hand to Crawley, no run, this one takes off from a good length, Crawley rises on his toes and mistimes his punch towads covers
8.4
Fionn Hand to Crawley, no run, on a length on the pads, Crawley fails to flick it away
8.3
Fionn Hand to Crawley, no run, on a length outside off, Crawley lets it go
8.2
Fionn Hand to Crawley, FOUR, pure class from Crawley! Back of a length ball outside off, Crawley gets on top of the bounce and slaps it past point to pick up another boundary
8.1
Fionn Hand to Crawley, FOUR, a half-volley outside off, Crawley leans into it and creams it through extra cover. Poor bowling and England are off to a brisk start
7.6
Hume to Crawley, leg byes, 1 run, length ball angling down leg, catches Crawley's thigh pad and rolls to fine leg for a leg bye
7.5
Hume to Crawley, no run, pitched up ball on middle, bunted back to Hume
7.4
Hume to Crawley, no run, fuller in length outside off, swinging away, played with an open bat face to point
6.6
Fionn Hand to Crawley, no run, nicely bowled! Pitches on a good length and moves away with some extra bounce, Crawley fails to counter it and is struck on the back thigh
5.6
Hume to Crawley, no run, pitched up ball outside off, Crawley eases it off the front foot to covers
5.5
Hume to Crawley, no run, in the channel outside off, Crawley pushes at it tentatively and gets it off the inner half to mid-on
5.4
Hume to Crawley, FOUR, full ball straying on the pads, Crawley flicks it nicely through backward square leg to find the fence
4.6
Mark Adair to Crawley, FOUR, well bowled but luck doesn't favour Mark Adair! Full ball outside off, swinging away, Crawley goes for a drive but gets a thick outside edge past the slip cordon
4.5
Mark Adair to Crawley, 2 runs, full ball angling down leg, glanced towards fine leg where the fielder dives to his right and stops a couple of runs for his side
4.4
Mark Adair to Crawley, no run, full length ball, angling in, pushed off the inner half of the bat to mid-wicket
4.3
Mark Adair to Crawley, 2 runs, on a length, shaping in, tucked nicely through square leg for another brace
4.2
Mark Adair to Crawley, no run, this one pitches on a good length and then straightens a bit with extra bounce, Crawley tries to play it across but is hit on the back thigh
4.1
Mark Adair to Crawley, 2 runs, good length ball, angling towards the pads, glanced in the gap through square leg and the batters come back for a brace
3.2
Hume to Crawley, 1 run, length ball in line of the stumps, tucked to square leg to rotate strike
3.1
Hume to Crawley, no run, good length ball outside off, moving away a touch, left alone
2.1
Mark Adair to Crawley, 1 run, on a length on off, glanced to fine leg for a single
0.6
Mark Adair to Crawley, no run, good length ball on off, shaping away, Crawley plays it with an open bat face to point
0.5
Mark Adair to Crawley, no run, back of a length ball on off, seams away a touch, Crawley hangs back and stonewalls it
0.4
Mark Adair to Crawley, no run, fuller in length around off, a bit of nibble in the air, Crawley pushes at it tentatively and gets it off the inner half of the bat to mid-wicket
0.3
Mark Adair to Crawley, no run, in the corridor of uncertainty, moves away as Crawley lifts his arms to let it through
0.2
Mark Adair to Crawley, FOUR, Crawley and England are away! Back of a length ball outside off, Crawley gets on top of the bounce and punches it sweetly through covers. The timing is spot on and he gets the desired result
0.1
Mark Adair to Crawley, no run, Adair starts off with a fuller length ball outside off and gets it to swing away, Crawley leaves it alone
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