England v Australia: Test scorecard, 27 Jul 2023

England won by 49 runs. 27 Jul 2023, Kennington Oval, London, London.

Result

Runs per over

27 Jul 2023 · Test · The Ashes Kennington Oval, London, London

England 283(54.4 ov) Australia 295(103.1 ov) England 395(81.5 ov) Australia 334(94.4 ov)
England won by 49 runs

England first innings

283 (54.4 ov)

Batter	R	B	4s	6s	SR
Z Crawleyc SPD Smith b PJ Cummins	22	37	3	0	59.5
BM Duckettc AT Carey b MR Marsh	41	41	3	0	100.0
MM Alib T Murphy	34	47	3	2	72.3
JE Rootb JR Hazlewood	5	11	1	0	45.5
HC Brookc SPD Smith b MA Starc	85	91	11	2	93.4
BA Stokesb MA Starc	3	16	0	0	18.8
JM Bairstowb JR Hazlewood	4	14	0	0	28.6
CR Woakesc TM Head b MA Starc	36	36	4	1	100.0
MA Woodb T Murphy	28	29	5	0	96.6
SCJ Broadc TM Head b MA Starc	7	5	1	0	140.0
JM Andersonnot out	0	3	0	0	0.0
Extras	18 (b 9, lb 7, w 0, nb 2)
Total	283 (54.4 overs)

Fall of wickets: 1-62 (BM Duckett, 11.6 ov); 2-66 (Z Crawley, 12.4 ov); 3-73 (JE Root, 15.3 ov); 4-184 (MM Ali, 33.3 ov); 5-193 (BA Stokes, 38.3 ov); 6-208 (JM Bairstow, 41.6 ov); 7-212 (HC Brook, 42.3 ov); 8-261 (MA Wood, 51.3 ov); 9-270 (SCJ Broad, 52.5 ov); 10-283 (CR Woakes, 54.4 ov)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	Econ
MA Starc	14.4	1	82	4	5.59
JR Hazlewood	13	0	54	2	4.15
PJ Cummins	13	2	66	1	5.08
MR Marsh	8	0	43	1	5.38
T Murphy	6	0	22	2	3.67

Australia first innings

295 (103.1 ov)

Batter	R	B	4s	6s	SR
UT Khawajalbw b SCJ Broad	47	157	7	0	29.9
DA Warnerc Z Crawley b CR Woakes	24	52	3	0	46.2
M Labuschagnec JE Root b MA Wood	9	82	0	0	11.0
SPD Smithc JM Bairstow b CR Woakes	71	123	6	0	57.7
TM Headc JM Bairstow b SCJ Broad	4	5	1	0	80.0
MR Marshb JM Anderson	16	28	1	1	57.1
AT Careyc BA Stokes b JE Root	10	23	1	1	43.5
MA Starcc BM Duckett b MA Wood	7	18	0	0	38.9
PJ Cumminsc BA Stokes b JE Root	36	86	4	0	41.9
T Murphylbw b CR Woakes	34	39	2	3	87.2
JR Hazlewoodnot out	6	7	1	0	85.7
Extras	31 (b 17, lb 12, w 1, nb 1)
Total	295 (103.1 overs)

Fall of wickets: 1-49 (DA Warner, 16.5 ov); 2-91 (M Labuschagne, 42.5 ov); 3-115 (UT Khawaja, 51.5 ov); 4-127 (TM Head, 53.4 ov); 5-151 (MR Marsh, 60.4 ov); 6-170 (AT Carey, 67.5 ov); 7-185 (MA Starc, 72.5 ov); 8-239 (SPD Smith, 89.6 ov); 9-288 (T Murphy, 101.2 ov); 10-295 (PJ Cummins, 103.1 ov)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	Econ
SCJ Broad	20	5	49	2	2.45
JM Anderson	26	9	67	1	2.58
MA Wood	22	4	62	2	2.82
CR Woakes	25	8	61	3	2.44
JE Root	7.1	1	20	2	2.79
HC Brook	3	1	7	0	2.33

England second innings

395 (81.5 ov)

Batter	R	B	4s	6s	SR
Z Crawleyc SPD Smith b PJ Cummins	73	76	9	0	96.1
BM Duckettc AT Carey b MA Starc	42	55	7	0	76.4
BA Stokesc PJ Cummins b T Murphy	42	67	3	1	62.7
JE Rootb T Murphy	91	106	11	1	85.8
HC Brookc AT Carey b JR Hazlewood	7	6	0	1	116.7
JM Bairstowc AT Carey b MA Starc	78	103	11	0	75.7
MM Alic JR Hazlewood b MA Starc	29	38	4	0	76.3
CR Woakesc UT Khawaja b MA Starc	1	5	0	0	20.0
MA Woodc MR Marsh b T Murphy	9	11	1	0	81.8
SCJ Broadnot out	8	8	0	1	100.0
JM Andersonlbw b T Murphy	8	19	2	0	42.1
Extras	7 (b 0, lb 4, w 0, nb 3)
Total	395 (81.5 overs)

Fall of wickets: 1-79 (BM Duckett, 16.6 ov); 2-140 (Z Crawley, 26.3 ov); 3-213 (BA Stokes, 39.3 ov); 4-222 (HC Brook, 40.5 ov); 5-332 (JE Root, 65.3 ov); 6-360 (JM Bairstow, 72.4 ov); 7-364 (CR Woakes, 74.1 ov); 8-375 (MM Ali, 76.6 ov); 9-379 (MA Wood, 77.2 ov); 10-395 (JM Anderson, 81.5 ov)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	Econ
MA Starc	20	2	100	4	5.00
JR Hazlewood	15	0	67	1	4.47
PJ Cummins	16	0	79	1	4.94
MR Marsh	8	0	35	0	4.38
T Murphy	22.5	0	110	4	4.82

Australia second innings

334 (94.4 ov)

Batter	R	B	4s	6s	SR
DA Warnerc JM Bairstow b CR Woakes	60	106	9	0	56.6
UT Khawajalbw b CR Woakes	72	145	8	0	49.7
M Labuschagnec Z Crawley b MA Wood	13	33	2	0	39.4
SPD Smithc Z Crawley b CR Woakes	54	94	9	0	57.4
TM Headc JE Root b MM Ali	43	70	6	0	61.4
MR Marshc JM Bairstow b MM Ali	6	9	1	0	66.7
AT Careyc JM Bairstow b SCJ Broad	28	50	1	1	56.0
MA Starcc Z Crawley b CR Woakes	0	2	0	0	0.0
PJ Cumminsc BA Stokes b MM Ali	9	14	1	0	64.3
T Murphyc JM Bairstow b SCJ Broad	18	39	3	0	46.2
JR Hazlewoodnot out	4	8	1	0	50.0
Extras	27 (b 10, lb 10, w 5, nb 2)
Total	334 (94.4 overs)

Fall of wickets: 1-140 (DA Warner, 41.2 ov); 2-141 (UT Khawaja, 43.2 ov); 3-169 (M Labuschagne, 48.6 ov); 4-264 (TM Head, 73.3 ov); 5-274 (SPD Smith, 74.6 ov); 6-274 (MR Marsh, 75.5 ov); 7-275 (MA Starc, 76.3 ov); 8-294 (PJ Cummins, 81.2 ov); 9-329 (T Murphy, 90.6 ov); 10-334 (AT Carey, 94.4 ov)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	Econ
SCJ Broad	20.4	4	62	2	3.00
JM Anderson	14	4	53	0	3.79
CR Woakes	19	4	50	4	2.63
MM Ali	23	2	76	3	3.30
JE Root	9	0	39	0	4.33
MA Wood	9	0	34	1	3.78

Match summary

England played Australia in a men's Test match at Kennington Oval, London, London on 27 July 2023 (to 31 July 2023), part of The Ashes. England won by 49 runs.

Australia won the toss and chose to field.

CR Woakes was named player of the match.

On 27 July 2023 the on-field umpires were JS Wilson and HDPK Dharmasena, with RS Madugalle as match referee.

How the innings went

England made 283 in 54.4 overs. HC Brook top-scored with 85 from 91 balls, including 11 fours and 2 sixes. MA Starc took 4 for 82. The biggest stand before a wicket was 111 runs between MM Ali and HC Brook.

Australia made 295 in 103.1 overs. SPD Smith top-scored with 71 from 123 balls, including 6 fours and 0 sixes. CR Woakes took 3 for 61. The biggest stand before a wicket was 54 runs between SPD Smith and PJ Cummins.

In their second innings, England scored 395 in 81.5 overs. JE Root top-scored with 91 from 106 balls, including 11 fours and 1 sixes. MA Starc took 4 for 100. The biggest stand before a wicket was 110 runs between JE Root and JM Bairstow.

In their second innings, Australia scored 334 in 94.4 overs. UT Khawaja top-scored with 72 from 145 balls, including 8 fours and 0 sixes. CR Woakes took 4 for 50. The biggest stand before a wicket was 140 runs between DA Warner and UT Khawaja.

Extras

England's innings of 283 in 54.4 overs included 18 extras: 0 wides, 2 no-balls, 9 byes and 7 leg byes. Australia's innings of 295 in 103.1 overs included 31 extras: 1 wides, 1 no-balls, 17 byes and 12 leg byes. England's innings of 395 in 81.5 overs included 7 extras: 0 wides, 3 no-balls, 0 byes and 4 leg byes. Australia's innings of 334 in 94.4 overs included 27 extras: 5 wides, 2 no-balls, 10 byes and 10 leg byes.

Questions and answers

Who won England v Australia on 27 July 2023?

England won by 49 runs.

Who top-scored in England v Australia?

JE Root scored 91 from 106 balls for England, the highest score of the match.

Who took the most wickets in England v Australia?

CR Woakes, with 4 for 50.

What was the highest partnership?

140 runs between DA Warner and UT Khawaja for Australia.

Who won the toss?

Australia, who chose to field.

Where was England v Australia played?

At Kennington Oval, London, London, on 27 July 2023.

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