England avoids White wash - England vs Austraia - Ashes Series

England avoids White wash - England vs Austraia - Ashes Series

At last England won the first match against the mighty Australians, but Australia have the won the series by 6-1.

Graeme Swann took five wickets as England got a four-wicket win over Australia at the Riverside.

England would have suffered the indignity of becoming the first international side to lose a one-day series 7-0 but spared their blushes with victory at Chester-le-Street.

Match Summary
England won the toss (Elected To Field)
Umpires: Asad Rauf and Nigel Llong
Third Umpire: Peter Hartley
Match Referee: Roshan Mahanama

Australia Batting: 176/10 in 45.5
England Batting: 177/6 in 40.0 6 wickets

England won by 4 wickets

England Vs Australia Series - Ponting Slams Century - Ashes Series Update

England Vs Australia Series - Ponting Slams Century - Ashes Series Update

Australia are leading the Series 5-0 and still two matches are to go, Anyhow Australia have won the Series.

Australia Skipper Ricky Ponting knocked brilliant century which helped the Aussie to win five consecutive one-day international.

Ponting in his 317th One Day International smashed 27century.

Australia will be looking to white wash the series by winning the sixth and seventh ODI.

Match Summary
England won the toss (Elected To Bat)
Umpires: Asad Rauf and Richard Kettleborough
Third Umpire: Nigel Llong
Match Referee: Roshan Mahanama

England Batting 299/10
Australia Batting 302/6 in 48.2 overs

Australia won by 4 wickets

Australia won the Series - England Vs Australia - Ashes Cricket Update

Australia won the Series - England Vs Australia - Ashes Cricket Update

England lost the series. Australia are leading the series by 4-0.

England displayed another poor performance from the bat, Top order again failed miserably, England made 220 All out in 46.3 Overs

Australia on the other hand reached the target in 43.4 Overs, With Return of Ricky Ponting Australia are getting in the Best form.

Bret Lee showed why he is the most dangerous bowler in the Australian Side, Bret Lee took five wickets at the bottom of the England Innings.

Match Summary
England won the toss (Elected To Bat)
Umpires: Asad Rauf and Nigel Llong
Third Umpire: Ian Gould
Match Referee: Roshan Mahanama

England Batting 220/10 in 46.3overs
Australia Batting 221/3 in 43.4overs

Australia won by 7 wickets

Live 4th ODI England Vs Australia - Collingwood Rested

Live 4th ODI England Vs Australia - Collingwood Rested

Australia are at its best, Australia are Leading the Series 3-0. England are in do or die situation, they have to win the Fourth one day to keep the series alive.

Australia Skipper Ricky Ponting back in the Squad after a few days gap. Were as England have rested their Star player Paul Collingwood and James Anderson.

Collingwood will return to squad return for the final match of the campaign at Chester-le-Street next weekend.

Squad for Australia for 4th ODI against England
Ricky Ponting (captain),Michael Clarke, Stuart Clark, Brad Haddin, Nathan Hauritz, Ben Hilfenhaus, Phillip Hughes, Michael Hussey, Mitchell Johnson, Simon Katich, Brett Lee, Graham Manou, Andrew McDonald, Marcus North, Peter Siddle, Shane Watson

Squad for England for 4th ODI against Australia
Andrew Strauss (captain), Ian Bell, Ravi Bopara, Tim Bresnan,Alastair Cook, Graham Onions, Monty Panesar, Matt Prior, Adil Rashid, Ryan Sidebottom, Graeme Swann.

Australia Defeated England by 6 Wickets - Australia Lead 3-0

Australia Defeated England by 6 Wickets - Australia Lead 3-0

Australia made a hat trick by defeating England by 6wickets.

Earlier England won the Toss and elected to bat, But the England top order once again fail to give England a flying start, but at the end England managed to score 228 with the help of tailender batsman.

Australia on other lost early wickets but Cameron White's maiden century helped Aussies to six-wicket win against England as they went 3-0 up in the seven-match series.

Match Summary
England won the toss (Elected To Bat)
* Umpires: Peter Hartley and Tony Hill
* Third Umpire: Richard Kettleborough
* Match Referee: Roshan Mahanama

England Batting: 228/9
Australia Batting: 230/4

Australia won by 6 wickets

Fourth ODI will played on 12th September at Lord's

Live 3rd ODI - England Vs Australia - Ashes Series Update

Live 3rd ODI - England Vs Australia - Ashes Series Update

Australia are leading the series by 2-0, England have to win the Third one Day Series to keep the series alive.

England Skipper Andrew Strauss have asked his team mates to contribute more with bat. In the Second one day England were 74 without loss but lost quick wickets.

Strauss added "We have been in the game at the halfway point and at times in the batting phase we have looked favourites to win both games but all credit to Australia, they kept coming at us, created chances and took wickets."

England Squad for Third ODI against Australia
Andrew Strauss (captain), Ian Bell, Ravi Bopara, Tim Bresnan, Paul Collingwood, Alastair Cook, Graham Onions, Monty Panesar, Matt Prior, Adil Rashid, Ryan Sidebottom, Graeme Swann.

Australia Squad for Third ODI against England
Michael Clarke (captain), Stuart Clark, Brad Haddin, Nathan Hauritz, Ben Hilfenhaus, Phillip Hughes, Michael Hussey, Mitchell Johnson, Simon Katich, Brett Lee, Graham Manou, Andrew McDonald, Marcus North, Peter Siddle, Shane Watson

England Lost 2ODI - Australia won by 39runs - Ashes Series Update

England Lost 2ODI - Australia won by 39runs - Ashes Series Update

England lost the 2nd ODI. Australia are leading the series by 2-0.

Johnson played splendid well he made 43 of just 23balls and took 2 crucial wickets. he was awarded man of the match.

Match Summary
England won the toss (Elected To Field)
Umpires: Ian Gould and Tony Hill
Third Umpire: Nigel Llong
Match Referee: Roshan Mahanama

Australia Batting 249/8
England Batting 210/10

Australia won by 39 runs

3rd ODI will be played on 9th September 2009

2009 England Vs Australia Squad 7 ODI Series - Aus - Eng Teams

2009 England Vs Australia Squad 7 ODI Series - Aus - Eng Teams

After the win in the Ashes Test Series, England Skipper Andrew Strauss will be looking to ODI Series with more positive approach, as Australia will be with out Ricky Ponting, Ponting will join the Australia after the Fourth One Day.

7ODI will start from 4th September 2009 to 20th September 2009.

Squad for England against Australia for One Day Series
Andrew Strauss (captain), Ian Bell, Ravi Bopara, Tim Bresnan, Stuart Broad, Paul Collingwood, Alastair Cook, Graham Onions, Monty Panesar, Matt Prior, Adil Rashid, Ryan Sidebottom, Graeme Swann.

Squad for Australia against England for One Day Series
Michael Clarke (captain), Stuart Clark, Brad Haddin, Nathan Hauritz, Ben Hilfenhaus, Phillip Hughes, Michael Hussey, Mitchell Johnson, Simon Katich, Brett Lee, Graham Manou, Andrew McDonald, Marcus North, Peter Siddle, Shane Watson

Live England Vs Australia ODI Schedule - Fixture - Time Table Seven

Live England Vs Australia ODI Schedule - Fixture - Time Table Seven

Australia lost the Ashes Test Series and T20 washed out, Australia will be looking to 7ODI series against England.

Seven One Day series will began from 4th September 2009 to 20th September 2009

1st ODI Day/Night
4th September, 2009, Friday
Australia Vs England
Kennington Oval, London
Timing: 13:00 local, 12:00 GMT, 5.30 PM IST

2nd ODI
6th September, 2009, Sunday
Australia Vs England
Lord's, London
Timing: 10:15 local, 09:15 GMT, 2.15 PM IST

3rd ODI Day/Night
9th September, 2009, Wednesday
Australia Vs England
The Rose Bowl, Southampton
Timing: 14:30 local, 13:30 GMT, 7.00 PM IST

4th ODI
12th September, 2009, Saturday
Australia Vs England
Lord's, London
Timing: 10:15 local, 09:15 GMT, 2.15 PM IST

5th ODI Day/Night
15th September, 2009, Tuesday
Australia Vs England
Trent Bridge, Nottingham
Timing: 14:30 local, 13:30 GMT, 7.00 PM IST

6th ODI Day/Night
17th September, 2009, Thursday
Australia Vs England
Trent Bridge, Nottingham
Timing: 14:30 local, 13:30 GMT, 7.00 PM IST

7th ODI
20th September, 2009, Tuesday
Australia Vs England
Trent Bridge, Nottingham
Timing: 10:15 local, 09:15 GMT, 2.15 PM IST