Australia vs England Live Streaming 3rd Test Day 3 at Edgbaston

Australia Vs England
3rd Test Match,
Day: 3
Edgbaston, Birmingham
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Test The Ashes 2009 Test Match Match

AUS

Vs

ENG

Australia 1st innings		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
	SR Watson	lbw b Onions	62	130	106	10	0	58.49
	30.1 got him first ball! Cut back sharply on Watson who was a little late on this good, quick and straight delivery and that's out! 126/2
	SM Katich	lbw b Swann	46	83	48	9	0	95.83
	18.6 and Swann strikes in his first over! Around the wicket to Katich, who misses a ball that goes on with the arm, he's struck in line and Aleem Dar says that's lbw. 85/1
	RT Ponting*	c †Prior b Onions	38	88	47	5	0	80.85
	38.3 got him! He's out! A quick bouncer, Ponting went for a hook and got a thin edge through to Prior. Onions has bowled so, so well this morning 163/4
	MEK Hussey	b Onions	0	1	1	0	0	0.00
	30.2 he's bowled him! He's bowled him! Hussey has left a straight one and his off stump is pegged back! What a disastrous start for Australia 126/3
	MJ Clarke	lbw b Anderson	29	94	55	4	0	52.72
	49.4 oh he's got him! A huge inswinger here, curves late and strikes Clarke on middle and leg, Rudi Koertzen lifts the finger 193/5
	MJ North	c †Prior b Anderson	12	63	49	1	0	24.48
	51.4 wonderful catch! Prior makes a super take diving to his left across first slip. Fullish ball swinging away from North, who got a thick edge to one that he might have left alone 202/6
	GA Manou†	b Anderson	8	20	11	2	0	72.72
	53.5 wow! What a delivery! Anderson comes a touch wider and gets the ball to straighten and it comprehensively smashes Manou's off stump, that is almost the perfect ball. 203/8
	MG Johnson	lbw b Anderson	0	1	1	0	0	0.00
	51.5 oh he's gone too! Swings back in to Johnson, who is in two minds whether to leave it - he does leave it - and it hits him above the knee-roll 202/7
	NM Hauritz	not out	20	78	50	1	0	40.00
	PM Siddle	c †Prior b Anderson	13	31	26	2	0	50.00
	61.5 fantastic delivery, swinging in, then straightening a touch on the right-hander who tries to work it through midwicket but gets a thick outside edge for Anderson's five 229/9
	BW Hilfenhaus	c Swann b Onions	20	37	31	4	0	64.51
	70.4 got him! Another slapping drive finds Swann in the gully, and that's the final wicket for Onions who finishes with four wickets 263/10
	Extras	(b 5, lb 7, w 2, nb 1)	15
	Total	(all out; 70.4 overs; 319 mins)	263	(3.72 runs per over)

Fall of wickets1-85 (Katich, 18.6 ov), 2-126 (Watson, 30.1 ov), 3-126 (Hussey, 30.2 ov), 4-163 (Ponting, 38.3 ov), 5-193 (Clarke, 49.4 ov), 6-202 (North, 51.4 ov), 7-202 (Johnson, 51.5 ov), 8-203 (Manou, 53.5 ov), 9-229 (Siddle, 61.5 ov), 10-263 (Hilfenhaus, 70.4 ov)

	Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
	JM Anderson	24	7	80	5	3.33
	49.4 to Clarke, oh he's got him! A huge inswinger here, curves late and strikes Clarke on middle and leg, Rudi Koertzen lifts the finger 193/5 51.4 to North, wonderful catch! Prior makes a super take diving to his left across first slip. Fullish ball swinging away from North, who got a thick edge to one that he might have left alone 202/6 51.5 to Johnson, oh he's gone too! Swings back in to Johnson, who is in two minds whether to leave it - he does leave it - and it hits him above the knee-roll 202/7 53.5 to Manou, wow! What a delivery! Anderson comes a touch wider and gets the ball to straighten and it comprehensively smashes Manou's off stump, that is almost the perfect ball. 203/8 61.5 to Siddle, fantastic delivery, swinging in, then straightening a touch on the right-hander who tries to work it through midwicket but gets a thick outside edge for Anderson's five 229/9
	A Flintoff	15	2	58	0	3.86	(1nb, 1w)
	G Onions	16.4	2	58	4	3.48	(1w)
	30.1 to Watson, got him first ball! Cut back sharply on Watson who was a little late on this good, quick and straight delivery and that's out! 126/2 30.2 to Hussey, he's bowled him! He's bowled him! Hussey has left a straight one and his off stump is pegged back! What a disastrous start for Australia 126/3 38.3 to Ponting, got him! He's out! A quick bouncer, Ponting went for a hook and got a thin edge through to Prior. Onions has bowled so, so well this morning 163/4 70.4 to Hilfenhaus, got him! Another slapping drive finds Swann in the gully, and that's the final wicket for Onions who finishes with four wickets 263/10
	SCJ Broad	13	2	51	0	3.92
	GP Swann	2	0	4	1	2.00
	18.6 to Katich, and Swann strikes in his first over! Around the wicket to Katich, who misses a ball that goes on with the arm, he's struck in line and Aleem Dar says that's lbw. 85/1

	England 1st innings		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
	AJ Strauss*	not out	64		111	10	0	57.65
	AN Cook	c †Manou b Siddle	0	7	4	0	0	0.00
	1.4 gone! Siddle breaks through in his first over, Manou takes his first Test catch and Cook is gone for a duck. Fuller ball outside off and Cook drives, gets an edge to Manou, who takes it low to his left 2/1
	RS Bopara	b Hilfenhaus	23	70	54	4	0	42.59
	19.2 he's dragged it on! Technical weakness exposed by Hilfenhaus as Bopara goes back, his bat coming down diagonally and he gets a thick inside edge into his stumps 60/2
	IR Bell	not out	26		49	2	1	53.06
	Extras	(lb 1, nb 2)	3
	Total	(2 wickets; 36 overs)	116	(3.22 runs per over)

To bat PD Collingwood, MJ Prior†, A Flintoff, SCJ Broad, GP Swann, JM Anderson, G Onions

Fall of wickets1-2 (Cook, 1.4 ov), 2-60 (Bopara, 19.2 ov)

	Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
	BW Hilfenhaus	11	1	45	1	4.09	(2nb)
	19.2 to Bopara, he's dragged it on! Technical weakness exposed by Hilfenhaus as Bopara goes back, his bat coming down diagonally and he gets a thick inside edge into his stumps 60/2
	PM Siddle	8	0	22	1	2.75
	1.4 to Cook, gone! Siddle breaks through in his first over, Manou takes his first Test catch and Cook is gone for a duck. Fuller ball outside off and Cook drives, gets an edge to Manou, who takes it low to his left 2/1
	NM Hauritz	11	2	25	0	2.27
	MG Johnson	6	0	23	0	3.83

Ricky Ponting has moved into first place on Australia's list
Ricky Ponting has become Australia's leading Test run-scorer after passing Allan Border's mark of 11,174 during the third Test at Edgbaston. Ponting, playing his 134th match, started the innings needing 25 to step into third place on the all-time list and resumed on the second morning on 17.

King of swing: James Anderson picked up the seventh
Barring an act of God or Duke, England should enter the home stretch of the Ashes series in the ascendancy. When Andrew Strauss and Ian Bell accepted the umpires' offer of bad light at 5.45pm, the hosts packed their kitbags content in the knowledge that their dominant day two performance, coupled with the bleak forecast for days three and five of the Test, had made Australia's task of squaring the series at Edgbaston difficult in the extreme.

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