England v Australia: Test scorecard, 10 Jul 2013

England won by 14 runs. 10 Jul 2013, Trent Bridge, Nottingham.

Result

Runs per over

10 Jul 2013 · Test · The Ashes Trent Bridge, Nottingham

England 215(59 ov) Australia 280(64.5 ov) England 375(149.5 ov) Australia 296(110.5 ov)
England won by 14 runs

England first innings

215 (59 ov)

Batter	R	B	4s	6s	SR
AN Cookc BJ Haddin b JL Pattinson	13	26	2	0	50.0
JE Rootb PM Siddle	30	64	6	0	46.9
IJL Trottb PM Siddle	48	80	9	0	60.0
KP Pietersenc MJ Clarke b PM Siddle	14	23	3	0	60.9
IR Bellc SR Watson b PM Siddle	25	63	6	0	39.7
JM Bairstowb MA Starc	37	51	7	0	72.5
MJ Priorc PJ Hughes b PM Siddle	1	7	0	0	14.3
SCJ Broadc & b JL Pattinson	24	30	5	0	80.0
GP Swannc PJ Hughes b JL Pattinson	1	5	0	0	20.0
ST Finnc BJ Haddin b MA Starc	0	1	0	0	0.0
JM Andersonnot out	1	6	0	0	16.7
Extras	21 (b 6, lb 5, w 8, nb 2)
Total	215 (59 overs)

Fall of wickets: 1-27 (AN Cook, 8.6 ov); 2-78 (JE Root, 21.1 ov); 3-102 (KP Pietersen, 27.3 ov); 4-124 (IJL Trott, 35.5 ov); 5-178 (IR Bell, 47.5 ov); 6-180 (MJ Prior, 49.2 ov); 7-213 (SCJ Broad, 56.5 ov); 8-213 (JM Bairstow, 57.1 ov); 9-213 (ST Finn, 57.2 ov); 10-215 (GP Swann, 58.6 ov)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	Econ
JL Pattinson	17	2	69	3	4.06
MA Starc	17	5	54	2	3.18
PM Siddle	14	4	50	5	3.57
AC Agar	7	1	24	0	3.43
SR Watson	4	2	7	0	1.75

Australia first innings

280 (64.5 ov)

Batter	R	B	4s	6s	SR
SR Watsonc JE Root b ST Finn	13	14	3	0	92.9
CJL Rogerslbw b JM Anderson	16	37	2	0	43.2
EJM Cowanc GP Swann b ST Finn	0	1	0	0	0.0
MJ Clarkeb JM Anderson	0	6	0	0	0.0
SPD Smithc MJ Prior b JM Anderson	53	79	7	1	67.1
PJ Hughesnot out	81	131	9	0	61.8
BJ Haddinb GP Swann	1	2	0	0	50.0
PM Siddlec MJ Prior b JM Anderson	1	5	0	0	20.0
MA Starcc MJ Prior b JM Anderson	0	5	0	0	0.0
JL Pattinsonlbw b GP Swann	2	8	0	0	25.0
AC Agarc GP Swann b SCJ Broad	98	101	12	2	97.0
Extras	15 (b 0, lb 15, w 0, nb 0)
Total	280 (64.5 overs)

Fall of wickets: 1-19 (SR Watson, 3.3 ov); 2-19 (EJM Cowan, 3.4 ov); 3-22 (MJ Clarke, 6.2 ov); 4-53 (CJL Rogers, 14.3 ov); 5-108 (SPD Smith, 28.3 ov); 6-113 (BJ Haddin, 29.1 ov); 7-114 (PM Siddle, 30.2 ov); 8-114 (MA Starc, 32.1 ov); 9-117 (JL Pattinson, 33.4 ov); 10-280 (AC Agar, 64.5 ov)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	Econ
JM Anderson	24	2	85	5	3.54
ST Finn	15	0	80	2	5.33
GP Swann	19	4	60	2	3.16
SCJ Broad	6.5	0	40	1	5.85

England second innings

375 (149.5 ov)

Batter	R	B	4s	6s	SR
AN Cookc MJ Clarke b AC Agar	50	165	6	0	30.3
JE Rootc BJ Haddin b MA Starc	5	31	1	0	16.1
IJL Trottlbw b MA Starc	0	1	0	0	0.0
KP Pietersenb JL Pattinson	64	150	12	0	42.7
IR Bellc BJ Haddin b MA Starc	109	267	15	0	40.8
JM Bairstowc BJ Haddin b AC Agar	15	62	0	0	24.2
MJ Priorc EJM Cowan b PM Siddle	31	42	6	0	73.8
SCJ Broadc BJ Haddin b JL Pattinson	65	148	7	0	43.9
GP Swannc MJ Clarke b PM Siddle	9	28	1	0	32.1
ST Finnnot out	2	8	0	0	25.0
JM Andersonc PJ Hughes b PM Siddle	0	2	0	0	0.0
Extras	25 (b 2, lb 13, w 1, nb 9)
Total	375 (149.5 overs)

Fall of wickets: 1-11 (JE Root, 7.3 ov); 2-11 (IJL Trott, 7.4 ov); 3-121 (KP Pietersen, 56.6 ov); 4-131 (AN Cook, 59.1 ov); 5-174 (JM Bairstow, 79.6 ov); 6-218 (MJ Prior, 92.6 ov); 7-356 (SCJ Broad, 140.5 ov); 8-371 (IR Bell, 146.2 ov); 9-375 (GP Swann, 149.3 ov); 10-375 (JM Anderson, 149.5 ov)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	Econ
JL Pattinson	34	8	101	2	2.97
MA Starc	32	7	81	3	2.53
AC Agar	35	9	82	2	2.34
PM Siddle	33.5	12	85	3	2.51
SR Watson	15	11	11	0	0.73

Australia second innings

296 (110.5 ov)

Batter	R	B	4s	6s	SR
SR Watsonlbw b SCJ Broad	46	74	8	0	62.2
CJL Rogersc IR Bell b JM Anderson	52	121	8	0	43.0
EJM Cowanc IJL Trott b JE Root	14	43	3	0	32.6
MJ Clarkec MJ Prior b SCJ Broad	23	70	2	0	32.9
SPD Smithlbw b GP Swann	17	48	2	0	35.4
PJ Hugheslbw b GP Swann	0	8	0	0	0.0
BJ Haddinc MJ Prior b JM Anderson	71	147	9	0	48.3
AC Agarc AN Cook b JM Anderson	14	71	2	0	19.7
MA Starcc AN Cook b JM Anderson	1	5	0	0	20.0
PM Siddlec AN Cook b JM Anderson	11	22	2	0	50.0
JL Pattinsonnot out	25	57	2	1	43.9
Extras	22 (b 11, lb 10, w 0, nb 1)
Total	296 (110.5 overs)

Fall of wickets: 1-84 (SR Watson, 24.1 ov); 2-111 (EJM Cowan, 36.4 ov); 3-124 (CJL Rogers, 42.4 ov); 4-161 (MJ Clarke, 58.6 ov); 5-161 (SPD Smith, 59.1 ov); 6-164 (PJ Hughes, 61.5 ov); 7-207 (AC Agar, 86.3 ov); 8-211 (MA Starc, 88.1 ov); 9-231 (PM Siddle, 94.2 ov); 10-296 (BJ Haddin, 110.5 ov)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	Econ
JM Anderson	31.5	11	73	5	2.29
SCJ Broad	23	7	54	2	2.35
GP Swann	44	10	105	2	2.39
ST Finn	10	3	37	0	3.70
JE Root	2	0	6	1	3.00

Match summary

England played Australia in a men's Test match at Trent Bridge, Nottingham on 10 July 2013 (to 14 July 2013), part of The Ashes. England won by 14 runs.

England won the toss and chose to bat.

JM Anderson was named player of the match.

On 10 July 2013 the on-field umpires were Aleem Dar and HDPK Dharmasena, with RS Madugalle as match referee.

How the innings went

England made 215 in 59 overs. IJL Trott top-scored with 48 from 80 balls, including 9 fours and 0 sixes. PM Siddle took 5 for 50. The biggest stand before a wicket was 54 runs between IR Bell and JM Bairstow.

Australia made 280 in 64.5 overs. AC Agar top-scored with 98 from 101 balls, including 12 fours and 2 sixes. JM Anderson took 5 for 85. The biggest stand before a wicket was 163 runs between AC Agar and PJ Hughes.

In their second innings, England scored 375 in 149.5 overs. IR Bell top-scored with 109 from 267 balls, including 15 fours and 0 sixes. MA Starc took 3 for 81. The biggest stand before a wicket was 138 runs between SCJ Broad and IR Bell.

In their second innings, Australia scored 296 in 110.5 overs. BJ Haddin top-scored with 71 from 147 balls, including 9 fours and 0 sixes. JM Anderson took 5 for 73. The biggest stand before a wicket was 84 runs between SR Watson and CJL Rogers.

Extras

England's innings of 215 in 59 overs included 21 extras: 8 wides, 2 no-balls, 6 byes and 5 leg byes. Australia's innings of 280 in 64.5 overs included 15 extras: 0 wides, 0 no-balls, 0 byes and 15 leg byes. England's innings of 375 in 149.5 overs included 25 extras: 1 wides, 9 no-balls, 2 byes and 13 leg byes. Australia's innings of 296 in 110.5 overs included 22 extras: 0 wides, 1 no-balls, 11 byes and 10 leg byes.

Questions and answers

Who won England v Australia on 10 July 2013?

England won by 14 runs.

Who top-scored in England v Australia?

IR Bell scored 109 from 267 balls for England, the highest score of the match.

Who took the most wickets in England v Australia?

PM Siddle, with 5 for 50.

What was the highest partnership?

163 runs between AC Agar and PJ Hughes for Australia.

Who won the toss?

England, who chose to bat.

Where was England v Australia played?

At Trent Bridge, Nottingham, on 10 July 2013.

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