Australia vs New Zealand, 27th Match - Live Cricket Score, Commentary
Series: ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Venue: Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium, Dharamsala Date & Time: Oct 28, 10:30 AM LOCAL
David Warner 81(65)
19.1
Glenn Phillips to Warner, out Caught&Bowled!! Finally, New Zealand have the breakthrough! 91.1kph, full ball from round the wicket, Warner moves leg-side to play an aerial drive. Doesn't go full throttle and hence doesn't get the required elevation. A straightforward return catch and Phillips gobbles it to his right with a small hop. Warner c and b Glenn Phillips 81(65) [4s-5 6s-6]
18.6
Ravindra to Warner, 1 run, 88.1kph, spins in from a length and Warner punches it to long-on
18.4
Ravindra to Warner, 1 run, 94.3kph, full delivery, driven along the ground to long-on
17.6
Glenn Phillips to Warner, no run, 90.9kph, flat ball on a length, punched off the back foot and Neesham makes a diving stop to his left at point
17.5
Glenn Phillips to Warner, no run, 89.4kph, Warner shimmies down and defensively pushes this fuller ball to cover
17.4
Glenn Phillips to Warner, 2 runs, 87.6kph, slower, fuller and on the pads, flicked through mid-wicket for a couple more
16.6
Ravindra to Warner, no run, quicker one spinning in, Warner allows the ball to do its bit and watchfully turns it to mid-wicket
16.5
Ravindra to Warner, no run, over the wicket, spins in from a length and Warner drives it to extra cover off the back foot
16.3
Ravindra to Warner, 1 run, 86.9kph, nudged through square leg off the back foot
15.6
Glenn Phillips to Warner, no run, 92.1kph, pushed through quicker and Warner punches this length ball straight to the fielder at cover
15.5
Glenn Phillips to Warner, no run, 86.5kph, full ball, driven back to the bowler
15.3
Glenn Phillips to Warner, 1 run, 87.1kph, eased through point
15.1
Glenn Phillips to Warner, 1 run, 88.9kph, full on leg, Warner works it in front of square on the on-side
14.6
Santner to Warner, 1 run, bit of flight on this ball, Warner closes his bat-face to blunt it behind square on the leg-side for a quick single. I0$ 5 runs off the over
14.3
Santner to Warner, 1 run, short of length, punched past the diving short mid-wicket fielder. A single to long-on
14.2
Santner to Warner, 2 runs, 94.4kph, full on middle and leg, flicked to deep square leg. A fumble in the deep allows Warner to come back for the second
14.1
Santner to Warner, no run, 93.9kph, spinning in on leg, flicked to short fine leg
13.6
Glenn Phillips to Warner, 1 run, 89kph, punched through cover off the back foot. "First over without boundary," says Ian Bishop on air
13.5
Glenn Phillips to Warner, no run, fullish ball on off and middle, another forward defence
13.4
Glenn Phillips to Warner, no run, 82.9kph, slower ball drifting in on middle and leg, Warner stonewalls
13.3
Glenn Phillips to Warner, no run, 89.8kph, leg-lined again, Warner nudges it to short mid-wicket and gets sent back
13.2
Glenn Phillips to Warner, no run, 87kph, drifting in on leg, nudged to short fine leg
12.1
Santner to Warner, 1 run, full and on the stumps, Warner sweeps to deep backward square leg
12.1
Santner to Warner, wide, fired down leg
11.5
Ferguson to Warner, 1 run, full delivery down leg, Warner glances to deep backward square leg
11.1
Ferguson to Warner, 1 run, short delivery, Warner pulls to deep mid-wicket
10.6
Santner to Warner, 1 run, on the off stump, Warner punches to long-on
10.5
Santner to Warner, no run, flat with no room, defended back to the bowler
10.4
Santner to Warner, no run, flatter delivery, Warner defends off the back foot
9.6
Ferguson to Warner, no run, fullish delivery, Warner drives to cover
9.5
Ferguson to Warner, SIX, crunchy! Pace at the body and Warner is not one to miss out. Gee look how he waited to play that pull shot, this isn't a pacy wicket so he's having a lot of time to muscle this over deep backward square leg and mind you, this ball was 154kph. This is some assault
9.4
Ferguson to Warner, no run, short of length on the leg stump, Warner knocks it to leg
9.3
Ferguson to Warner, FOUR, how do they stop this? This isn't a bad ball to be honest because he took pace off and bowled wide, but Warner somehow manages to reach out and slice it past point
9.2
Ferguson to Warner, no run, very good yorker, Warner digs it out to short fine leg
9.1
Ferguson to Warner, no run, full and on the pads, kind Warner defends
8.3
Santner to Warner, 1 run, finishing leg-side again, Warner looks to repeat the shot, this time Henry dives to the right at short fine leg to stop
8.2
Santner to Warner, FOUR, spinning down leg, Warner gets inside the line and helps it away fine, beats the dive at short fine leg
8.1
Santner to Warner, no run, spinning down leg, Warner misses the glance, hits the thigh pad
7.4
Boult to Warner, 1 run, slower ball, helped around the corner to deep square leg and that's the third successive 50+ score of this World Cup for Davey Warner and this one took just 28 balls. Raises the bat to a good round of applause. What an aggressive mode he put on from the start
7.3
Boult to Warner, SIX, this is some shot! To get inside the line of this short ball, bend his knees, to take the head away a bit and swivel on the pull shot to hit it over short fine leg. This takes some skill and Boult won't mind conceding runs this way because he pushed the batter to do something extra
7.2
Boult to Warner, no run, slower delivery, Warner defends
7.1
Boult to Warner, no run, fullish delivery, Warner defends to the off-side
6.5
Ferguson to Warner, 1 run, short of length delivery, Warner punches it to deep point
6.4
Ferguson to Warner, SIX, and again! Short and outside off stump with no deep point, no third man. This is baffling! Latham looks down immediately. That's easy peasy says Warner as he upper cuts over wide third man for six
6.3
Ferguson to Warner, 2 runs, Warner tries to be cheeky with fine leg in, wanted to scoop-flick it over short fine leg, mistimes to backward square leg
6.2
Ferguson to Warner, no run, much better short of length delivery, Warner defends
6.1
Ferguson to Warner, SIX, two bowlers were treated like club bowlers and the first change bowler runs in and dishes out a short delivery that doesn't rise on this pitch. Warner plays a get out of my sight cut shot and doesn't bother keeper it along the ground through cover-point
5.4
Boult to Warner, 1 run, short of length delivery, Warner dabs to third man
5.1
Boult to Warner, 1 run, leading edgeee, safe! Low full swinging away, Warner looks to flick, closes the bat face and almost chips it to mid-off
3.6
Boult to Warner, no run, thickish edge as he looks to drive, goes on the bounce to point
3.5
Boult to Warner, SIX, now, now! That's not a really short ball at all for him to be pulling it so easily for six over deep mid-wicket. Bent knees and Warner got under that shot, wasn't even full back to play this shot. Just dismissed it out of the sights
3.4
Boult to Warner, no run, goes for the attack the pads/stumps with a straight ball as variation ploy, Warner defends this back of a length ball
3.3
Boult to Warner, no run, waits and guides this length delivery to point
3.2
Boult to Warner, no run, full and swinging away, Warner defends
3.1
Boult to Warner, FOUR, width and Warner smacks it through cover. Length outside off stump, Warner finds the gap easily
2.2
Matt Henry to Warner, no ball, 1 run, short of length delivery on the leg stump, Warner flicks to deep backward square leg. Oh the buzzer is off, Matt Henry has overstepped. Free-hit coming up
2.1
Matt Henry to Warner, SIX, Davey Warner is in the mood. The ball isn't doing much for Henry. This pitch doesn't seem to have much movement either, so Warner clears his front leg out of the way and smacks it over square leg and all the way too. Warner's intent has been gun
1.5
Boult to Warner, 1 run, gets greedy and tries to fire a big outswinger but finishes on the pads, lucky Warner was kind enough to glance it straight to fine leg
1.4
Boult to Warner, no run, moving away slightly again, Warner defends and yells a loud no
1.3
Boult to Warner, no run, nice gentle outswinger close to off stump, Warner punches off the front foot to point
0.6
Matt Henry to Warner, no run, nice backfoot punch to cover
0.5
Matt Henry to Warner, FOUR, now Warner hops to flick over square leg. The ball is coming on and it's not moving much. This was short in length and Warner easily rode the bounce to clear the infield
0.4
Matt Henry to Warner, no run, short of length on the stumps, Warner defends
0.3
Matt Henry to Warner, FOUR, width and cut away! Backward point flies to the left but Warner cut that nicely into the gap and middled it nicely. Loose ball from Matt Henry and Warner pounced
0.2
Matt Henry to Warner, no run, bit of bounce now from back of a length, Warner jumps and defends
0.1
Matt Henry to Warner, no run, good length delivery on the off stump, Warner defends off the back foot
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