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P14 5 Layout 1 14 Established 1961 Sports Monday, January 15, 2018 Roy smashes 180 as England win by five wickets in Melbourne England’s highest individual score in ODI MELBOURNE: Opener Jason Roy smashed England’s SCOREBOARD highest individual score in one-day internationals to guide his side to a comfortable five-wicket victory MELBOURNE: Scoreboard at the end of the first one-day interna- against Australia in the opening match of the series at tional between Australia and England in Melbourne yesterday: the Melbourne Cricket Ground yesterday. The 27-year old hit 180 and combined in a third- Australia wicket stand of 221 with Test skipper Joe Root, who A. Finch c Bairstow b Ali 107 D. Warner c Root b Wood 2 made an unbeaten 91, to make the seemingly steep S. Smith c Buttler b Rashid 23 305-run chase look easy and help England to their first T. Head b Plunkett 5 win on the tour. M. Marsh b Rashid 50 Roy surpassed team mate Alex Hales’s previous ODI M. Stoinis c Root b Woakes 60 best of 171 during his 151-ball knock as England cruised T. Paine c Ali b Plunkett 27 home with seven balls to spare in a morale-boosting P. Cummins c Roy b Plunkett 12 M. Starc not out 0 victory, after a demoralising 4-0 loss in the Ashes Tests. A. Tye not out 4 After being put in to bat in the opening ODI of the Extras (lb7, w7) 14 Total (for eight wickets, 50 overs) 304 Fall of wickets: 1-10 (Warner), 2-58 (Smith), 3-78 (Head), 4-196 (Finch), 5-205 (Marsh), 6-285 (Stoinis), 7-296 (Paine), 8-300 Morale-boosting (Cummins) Bowling: Woakes 10-0-65-1 (1w), Wood 10-0-49-1, Plunkett 10-0- victory, after a 71-3 (3w), Rashid 10-0-73-2 (2w), Ali 10-0-39-1. loss in Tests England J. Roy c sub (Richardson) b Starc 180 MELBOURNE: England batsman Jason Roy (R) cuts the ball away as Australia’s wicketkeeper Tim Paine (L) J. Bairstow c Paine b Starc 14 D. Hales c Stoinis b Cummins 4 looks on during their one-day international cricket match played at the MCG in Melbourne yesterday. — AFP J. Root not out 91 E. Morgan c Smith b Cummins 1 J. Buttler c Starc b Stoinis 4 five-match series, Australia opener Aaron Finch com- Starc dismissed Roy, with the touring side also losing platform to build on with a stand of 118. M. Ali not out 5 piled his ninth hundred in the 50-over format to help captain Eoin Morgan and Jos Buttler soon after. Root, Finch and Marsh, who made 50, fell in quick succes- Extras (lb5, w4) 9 the hosts to a total of 304 for eight. however, remained unbeaten to take them home. sion and it was left to Marcus Stoinis and Tim Paine to Total (for five wickets, 48.5 overs) 308 Yet the target proved insufficient as Roy hit 16 fours Australia had earlier lost David Warner for two to a provide Australia’s late assault and give them a defend- Fall of wickets: 1-53 (Bairstow), 2-60 (Hales), 3-281 (Roy), 4-288 fast and sharply-rising delivery from paceman Mark able total. (Morgan), 5-302 (Buttler) and five sixes in a belligerent knock, his fourth ODI Bowling: Starc 10-0-71-2 (2w), Cummins 10-0-63-2 (1w), Tye 10- hundred. Roy, who celebrated his century with a leap in Wood while in-form skipper Steve Smith (23) and Stoinis smashed 60 in 40 balls while Paine con- 0-43-0, Stoinis 6-0-33-1, Zampa 10-0-72-0 (1w), Marsh 2-0-15-0, the air, reached fifty in 32 balls and gave England a rol- Travis Head also fell cheaply as the hosts were reduced tributed a useful 27 as the pair added 80 for the sixth Head 0.5-0-6-0. licking start in their chase with an opening stand of 53 to 78-3 in the 14th over. wicket to help the hosts get past the 300-run mark. England won by five wickets with Jonny Bairstow in under five overs. Finch, who hit 10 fours and three sixes in his 107, Brisbane will host the second match of the series on Man of the match: J. Roy (ENG) England stuttered a bit after fast bowler Mitchell and all-rounder Mitchell Marsh then gave Australia a Friday. — Reuters Kohli stands firm for India against Bangladesh, South Africa Zimbabwe, S Lanka CENTURION: Indian captain Virat Kohli stood firm against a relentless South African bowling attack on an seek to rebuild attritional second day of the second Test at SuperSport Park yesterday. Kohli made 85 not out as India reached in tri-nation clash 183 for five at the close in reply to South Africa’s first- innings total of 335. It was tough going for both batsmen and bowlers on DHAKA: Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe all a slow pitch on a hot day. Kohli made his runs off 130 have a point to prove when they battle each other balls with eight fours. South Africa’s four fast bowlers in a tri-nation one-day tournament in Dhaka from operated in short spells while left-arm spinner Keshav today. The home nation, without a coach, are lick- Maharaj bowled a lengthy spell and broke the biggest ing their wounds from a disastrous tour of South partnership of the innings when he had Murali Vijay Africa. Sri Lanka have just had their worst year in caught behind for 46. international cricket. And Zimbabwe are on edge Vijay and Kohli put on 79 for the third wicket after after a thrashing by the Proteas that blunted their two wickets fell in two balls with the total on 28, with run-up to a crucial World Cup qualifying tourna- Lokesh Rahul falling to a sharp return catch to Morne CENTURION: India’s captain Virat Kohli plays a shot during the second day of the second Test cricket match ment in March. Morkel and Cheteshwar Pujara being run out attempt- between South Africa and India at Supersport cricket ground yesterday in Centurion, South Africa. — AFP The event, staged at Dhaka’s Sher-e-Bangla ing a single off the first ball he faced. National Stadium, is Bangladesh’s first home Pujara played Morkel to mid-on and set off for a run. engagement in more than a year, and follows three New cap Lungi Ngidi made good ground, slid to pick heavy ODI defeats in South Africa in October. up the ball and hit the stumps at the bowler’s end from SCOREBOARD Bangladesh have become a strong one-day team in a prone position. The powerfully built Ngidi was one of recent times, notably reaching the Champions four bowlers to take a wicket each. Trophy semi-finals last year. But they were brutally CENTURION, South Africa: Scores at close of play on the second day of the second Test between South Africa and India at exposed by the Proteas, as defeats by 10 wickets, He built up impressive pace, with one delivery timed SuperSport Park yesterday: at 150.5 km/h. Having come close to dismissing Kohli 104 runs and 200 runs highlighted how much fur- leg before wicket-the Indian captain was saved by a South Africa, first innings (overnight 269-6) 113-4. ther they have to go. faint inside edge on a ball which was crashing into his D. Elgar c Vijay b Ashwin 31 “This tri-nation tournament is really important stumps-he had Parthiv Patel caught behind. A. Markram c Patel b Ashwin 94 India, first innings for us. Everyone is upset after the South Africa Earlier, South African captain Faf du Plessis made 63 H. Amla run out (Pandya) 82 M. Vijay c De Kock b Maharaj 46 tour. Now, if we can win this tournament, every- before the hosts were bowled out for 335. Du Plessis A. de Villiers b I. Sharma 20 L. Rahul c and b Morkel 10 thing can be changed,” said skipper Mashrafe battled for 217 minutes and faced 142 balls before he F. du Plessis b I. Sharma 63 C. Pujara run out (Ngidi) 0 Mortaza. The task has been made more difficult by was ninth man out, bowled when he went for a big hit Q. de Kock c Kohli b Ashwin 0 V. Kohli not out 85 the resignation of coach Chandika Hathurusingha, against Ishant Sharma. V. Philander run out (Patel) 0 R. Sharma lbw b Rabada 10 who chose to return to his native Sri Lanka. South Africa added 66 runs to their overnight 269 K. Maharaj c Patel b Mohammed Shami 18 P. Patel c De Kock b Ngidi 19 Hathurusingha makes his debut as Sri Lanka’s K. Rabada c Pandya b I. Sharma 11 H. Pandya not out 11 for six. Sharma took two of the four wickets that fell, coach in this tournament. M. Morkel c Vijay b Ashwin 6 Extras (lb1, w1) 2 The 49-year-old former batsman resigned in the finishing with three for 46, while off-spinner L. Ngidi not out 1 Total (5 wkts, 61 overs) 183 Ravichandran Ashwin took four for 113. middle of the South Africa tour, though the deci- Extras (lb8, nb1) 9 Fall of wickets: 1-28 (Rahul), 2-28 (Pujara), 3-107 (Vijay), 4-132 sion was only made public in December. Former India dropped three catches, all off Ashwin.
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