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England v India 2007 / Scorecard

NatWest Series [India in England] - 6th ODI

England v India

India won by 2 wickets (with 2 balls remaining)

ODI no. 2619 | 2007 season
Played at Kennington Oval, London
5 September 2007 (50-over match)


England innings (50 overs maximum)		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
AN Cook	c †Dhoni b Khan	0	1	2	0	0	0.00
0.2 gone! Nipped off the pitch, a hint of swing, an outside edge and Dhoni does the rest. 0/1
MJ Prior†	lbw b Agarkar	6	13	5	1	0	120.00
3.3 but he's on the button this time - very straight, Prior was a long way across his stumps when the ball rapped him. Now then, height could be a factor, and Hawk-Eye has it going over by an inch or so. Nevertheless, he's on his way 20/2
IR Bell	b Chawla	49	74	59	10	0	83.05
16.5 he's bowled him! The topper from Piyush and Bell is completely outfoxed. Down on one knee, he tries to smash him over the top but is clean bowled 79/3
KP Pietersen	run out (Ganguly/Yuvraj Singh)	53	115	82	4	0	64.63
30.2 from Yuvraj Singh, horrible cricket - Pietersen flaps at a wide ball but doesn't quite get hold of it. He turns for two, but Shah remains rooted to his crease and although Pietersen is stranded nine-tenths of the way towards the other end. An almighty mix-up, but a tidy enough throw 137/5
PD Collingwood*	run out (sub [KD Karthik]/†Dhoni)	1	7	3	0	0	33.33
17.3 Ganguly to Pietersen, punched out to cover, and they go for a single - this could be a disaster. In comes the throw, Dhoni whips off the bails but the umpires haven't called for a replay. But hold on - drama here - Collingwood, according to the big screen replay, is short of his ground! And after a bit of a delay, and a referral to the TV umpire, Collingwood's given his marching orders by the umpire 83/4
OA Shah	not out	107	125	95	11	2	112.63

LJ Wright	run out (Uthappa)	50	52	39	7	1	128.20
44.2 from Khan, punched to mid-on and Wright sets off for a single, but he's timed it very well and mid-on throws down the stumps. The third umpire is called for, and Wright is a few inches short of his ground 243/6
AD Mascarenhas	not out	36	23	15	0	5	240.00

Extras	(b 1, lb 7, w 6)	14

Total	(6 wickets; 50 overs)	316	(6.32 runs per over)

Did not bat SCJ Broad, MS Panesar, JM Anderson

Fall of wickets1-0 (Cook, 0.2 ov), 2-20 (Prior, 3.3 ov), 3-79 (Bell, 16.5 ov), 4-83 (Collingwood, 17.3 ov), 5-137 (Pietersen, 30.2 ov), 6-243 (Wright, 44.2 ov)


Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
Z Khan	10	0	43	1	4.30	(1w)
0.2 to Cook, gone! Nipped off the pitch, a hint of swing, an outside edge and Dhoni does the rest. 0/1
AB Agarkar	8	0	63	1	7.87
3.3 to Prior, but he's on the button this time - very straight, Prior was a long way across his stumps when the ball rapped him. Now then, height could be a factor, and Hawk-Eye has it going over by an inch or so. Nevertheless, he's on his way 20/2
SC Ganguly	7	0	43	0	6.14	(1w)

PP Chawla	10	1	44	1	4.40
16.5 to Bell, he's bowled him! The topper from Piyush and Bell is completely outfoxed. Down on one knee, he tries to smash him over the top but is clean bowled 79/3
RR Powar	9	0	44	0	4.88

Yuvraj Singh	5	0	59	0	11.80	(4w)

SR Tendulkar	1	0	12	0	12.00


India innings (target: 317 runs from 50 overs)		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
SC Ganguly	c Pietersen b Broad	53	105	60	7	1	88.33
22.2 got him! A breakthrough for England at last as Ganguly tries to lift Broad over the infield but can only slap it straight to Pietersen at cover 150/1
SR Tendulkar	c Collingwood b Panesar	94	120	81	16	1	116.04
25.6 got him! Brilliant catch from Collingwood. Tendulkar stepped outside leg and tried to loft Monty over mid-off, but he didn't get any elevation in the stroke. Collingwood, lurking at mid-off, got both hands to it and pouched a very low, excellent catch 156/2
G Gambhir	c Panesar b Mascarenhas	47	65	57	3	1	82.45
40.2 Panesar takes the catch! Huge skier to long-on and Gambhir, giving himself room, backs away but holes out just short of what would have been a fine half-century. Panesar watched that all the way and pointed his finger in the air in serious salute 234/5
Yuvraj Singh	c & b Mascarenhas	18	28	24	1	0	75.00
34.2 there's the breakthrough, and what a wicket for England. The ball stops on the pitch and Yuvraj can only pop a return catch back to Mascarenhas, who reacts well in his follow through. He looked fairly startled by that catch, but a vital moment in the game 209/3
R Dravid*	c Collingwood b Shah	4	3	5	0	0	80.00
35.5 another huge wicket! And what scalp to get for your first international wicket. Dravid gets a leading edge as he tries to through the leg side and Collingwood takes a fine, low catch diving forward from midwicket....it would have been a wide, down the leg side, if Dravid had left it, but what a day Shah is having 216/4
MS Dhoni†	b Broad	35	50	37	3	0	94.59
47.6 bowled him - Dhoni shuffling over to off to try to sweep it round, but the ball nutmegged him and appeared to get a thin bobble off the inside of his left pad - I'll confirm after replays 294/6
RV Uthappa	not out	47	44	33	8	0	142.42

AB Agarkar	run out (Bell/Anderson)	1	4	1	0	0	100.00
48.6 Anderson to Uthappa, gone! Going for the two, Anderson did well to pick up the return from Bell and pick out the striker's end with a direct hit 307/7
Z Khan	run out (Broad)	0	1	0	0	0	-
49.2 Broad to Uthappa, yorker, dug up there and Broad gets him with a piece of intelligent cricket - how did he keep his cool there? - by beating Zaheer in the sprint back to the non-striker's end and held the ball in his hands all the way 309/8
RR Powar	not out	0	1	0	0	0	-

Extras	(lb 9, w 9)	18

Total	(8 wickets; 49.4 overs)	317	(6.38 runs per over)

Did not bat PP Chawla

Fall of wickets1-150 (Ganguly, 22.2 ov), 2-156 (Tendulkar, 25.6 ov), 3-209 (Yuvraj Singh, 34.2 ov), 4-216 (Dravid, 35.5 ov), 5-234 (Gambhir, 40.2 ov), 6-294 (Dhoni, 47.6 ov), 7-307 (Agarkar, 48.6 ov), 8-309 (Khan, 49.2 ov)


Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
SCJ Broad	9.4	1	46	2	4.75
22.2 to Ganguly, got him! A breakthrough for England at last as Ganguly tries to lift Broad over the infield but can only slap it straight to Pietersen at cover 150/1 47.6 to Dhoni, bowled him - Dhoni shuffling over to off to try to sweep it round, but the ball nutmegged him and appeared to get a thin bobble off the inside of his left pad - I'll confirm after replays 294/6
JM Anderson	8	0	79	0	9.87	(1w)

AD Mascarenhas	10	0	55	2	5.50	(2w)
34.2 to Yuvraj Singh, there's the breakthrough, and what a wicket for England. The ball stops on the pitch and Yuvraj can only pop a return catch back to Mascarenhas, who reacts well in his follow through. He looked fairly startled by that catch, but a vital moment in the game 209/3 40.2 to Gambhir, Panesar takes the catch! Huge skier to long-on and Gambhir, giving himself room, backs away but holes out just short of what would have been a fine half-century. Panesar watched that all the way and pointed his finger in the air in serious salute 234/5
PD Collingwood	8	0	54	0	6.75

MS Panesar	10	0	55	1	5.50
25.6 to Tendulkar, got him! Brilliant catch from Collingwood. Tendulkar stepped outside leg and tried to loft Monty over mid-off, but he didn't get any elevation in the stroke. Collingwood, lurking at mid-off, got both hands to it and pouched a very low, excellent catch 156/2
OA Shah	4	0	19	1	4.75	(2w)
35.5 to Dravid, another huge wicket! And what scalp to get for your first international wicket. Dravid gets a leading edge as he tries to through the leg side and Collingwood takes a fine, low catch diving forward from midwicket....it would have been a wide, down the leg side, if Dravid had left it, but what a day Shah is having 216/4