England vs Australia, 2nd ODI - Live Cricket Score

Australia tour of England, 2024 | 21 Sep 2024, Sat, 3:30 PM IST | Headingley, Leeds

ResultAustralia won by 68 runs.

AUS

270/10 (44.4 ov)

ENG

202/10 (40.2 ov)

Player of the Match: Alex Carey

Batter	R	B	4s	6s	SR
Matthew ShortMatthew Shortc JL Smith b MJ Potts	29	36	4	1	80.56
Travis HeadTravis Headc OP Stone b B Carse	29	27	4	2	107.41
Mitchell MarshMitchell Marsh(c)lbw b J Bethell	60	59	6	3	101.69
Steve SmithSteve Smithb MJ Potts	4	6	1	0	66.67
Marnus LabuschagneMarnus Labuschagnec L Livingstone b J Bethell	19	28	1	0	67.86
Alex CareyAlex Carey(wk)c PD Salt b OP Stone	74	67	8	3	110.45
Glenn MaxwellGlenn Maxwellc J Bethell b A Rashid	7	5	0	1	140.00
Aaron HardieAaron Hardiec MJ Potts b B Carse	23	25	3	0	92.00
Mitchell StarcMitchell Starcc MJ Potts b B Carse	0	1	0	0	0.00
Adam ZampaAdam Zampac OP Stone b A Rashid	3	5	0	0	60.00
Josh HazlewoodJosh HazlewoodNot out	4	11	1	0	36.36
Extra( b - 0, w - 14, no - 2, lb - 2, p - 0 )	18
Total( 6.04 Runs per over )	270 (10 Wkts, 44.4 Ov)

Fall of Wickets

46-1 (Travis Head, 8.5), 64-2 (Matthew Short, 11.4), 89-3 (Steve Smith, 13.6), 145-4 (Marnus Labuschagne, 24.4), 151-5 (Mitchell Marsh, 26.2), 161-6 (Glenn Maxwell, 27.2), 216-7 (Aaron Hardie, 35.1), 216-8 (Mitchell Starc, 35.2), 221-9 (Adam Zampa, 36.3), 270-10 (Alex Carey, 44.4)

Bowler	Ov	M	R	W	NB	WD	Eco
Matty Potts	7	1	30	2	0	1	4.29
Olly Stone	8.4	0	46	1	0	0	5.31
Brydon Carse	10	0	75	3	2	2	7.50
Adil Rashid	10	0	42	2	0	2	4.20
Jacob Bethell	5	0	33	2	0	1	6.60
Liam Livingstone	2	0	23	0	0	0	11.50
Will Jacks	2	0	19	0	0	2	9.50

Batter	R	B	4s	6s	SR
Philip SaltPhilip Salt(wk)c A Carey b J Hazlewood	12	14	3	0	85.71
Ben DuckettBen Duckettc & b AM Hardie	32	25	4	1	128.00
Will JacksWill Jacksc MW Short b M Starc	0	1	0	0	0.00
Harry BrookHarry Brook(c)lbw b M Starc	4	9	1	0	44.44
Jamie SmithJamie Smith(wk)c (sub J Fraser McGurk) b J Hazlewood	49	61	6	2	80.33
Liam LivingstoneLiam Livingstonec A Carey b AM Hardie	0	1	0	0	0.00
Jacob BethellJacob Bethellc M Starc b G Maxwell	25	35	4	0	71.43
Brydon CarseBrydon Carsec AM Hardie b A Zampa	26	46	2	1	56.52
Adil RashidAdil Rashidlbw b G Maxwell	27	34	2	1	79.41
Matty PottsMatty PottsNot out	7	17	0	0	41.18
Olly StoneOlly Stonec S Smith b M Starc	1	3	0	0	33.33
Extra( b - 0, w - 8, no - 4, lb - 7, p - 0 )	19
Total( 5.01 Runs per over )	202 (10 Wkts, 40.2 Ov)

Fall of Wickets

26-1 (Philip Salt, 3.6), 28-2 (Will Jacks, 4.3), 46-3 (Harry Brook, 6.6), 65-4 (Ben Duckett, 9.2), 65-5 (Liam Livingstone, 9.3), 120-6 (Jacob Bethell, 21.1), 159-7 (Jamie Smith, 30.3), 176-8 (Brydon Carse, 33.5), 201-9 (Adil Rashid, 39.5), 202-10 (Olly Stone, 40.2)

Bowler	Ov	M	R	W	NB	WD	Eco
Mitchell Starc	9.2	0	50	3	2	4	5.36
Josh Hazlewood	8	0	54	2	2	2	6.75
Aaron Hardie	8	2	26	2	0	1	3.25
Adam Zampa	8	0	42	1	0	0	5.25
Glenn Maxwell	6	1	15	2	0	0	2.50
Matthew Short	1	0	8	0	0	1	8.00

Info

Series

Australia tour of England

Date & Time

21 Sep 2024, Sat, 3:30 PM IST

Toss

England elected to bowl

Venue

Headingley, Leeds

Umpires

Joel Wilson (West Indies), Russell Warren (England), Kumar Dharmasena (Sri Lanka, TV)

Match Referee

Andy Pycroft (Zimbabwe)

Weather Report

Clear Sky

Pitch Condition

Batting Paradise

Avg 1st Inning Score

300

Win Prediction

Australia

Preview

The England cricket team is all set to lock horns against Australia in the second ODI game of the five matches of the series, which is slated to take place on September 21 at Headingley, Leeds. The Aussies have a lead of 1-0, and they will be looking to mark back-to-back wins against the hosts.

The visiting sides were magnificent in the opening ODI with a stunning innings by Travis Head and Manus Labuschagne, who thwarted the English set-up to take an unassailable lead of 1-0. With this lead, they will be looking to win the forthcoming game.

In contrast, England was great in their batting performances, but they struggled a bit in their bowling department, which allowed Aussies to smash all over the stadium at Trent Bridge in Nottingham. The hosts will be looking to mark a turnaround in the next game before they find themselves in a daunting task of 0-2 trailing.

The ongoing series also marks the crucial preparation for the 2025 Champions Trophy, with England and Australia set to boost the preparations for the 50-over of the game. Pat Cummins and his men are defending ODI World Cup champions and will be looking to grab the upcoming title with such stunning form of the players. On the other hand, England will be eyeing their comeback after the 2023 ODI World Cup debacle.