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Australia vs England, 4th Test - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

Series: The Ashes, 2021-22 Venue: Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Date & Time: Jan 05-Jan 09, 10:30 AM LOCAL

David Warner 30(72)

20.6
W
Broad to Warner, out Caught by Crawley!! Broad has Warner! Back into the attack and strikes straightaway. Full ball just outside off, tempts him into the drive and the ball nips away just a touch to take the edge to second slip. Went at around chest height to Crawley who cups it to his right. England break through. Warner c Crawley b Broad 30(72) [4s-6]
20.5
Broad to Warner, no run, left alone outside off
20.4
Broad to Warner, no run, slanted down leg, swerves in front of Buttler who does well to gather it
20.3
Broad to Warner, no run, full ball slanted in on middle and leg, defended to mid-on
20.2
Broad to Warner, no run, good length outside off, left alone
19.6
Stokes to Warner, no run, short of length on off, Warner jumps and fends it off before giving his rendition of "no run"
19.5
Stokes to Warner, no run, short of length on off, Warner lowers his hands and arches back to leave
19.4
Stokes to Warner, no run, good length ball nipping in on off, Warner gets a thick inside edge in defence
19.3
Stokes to Warner, no run, good length outside off, left alone
19.2
Stokes to Warner, no run, overpitched on off, squeezed to mid-off
19.1
Stokes to Warner, no run, floaty half-volley on off, driven to the right of mid-on who makes a diving stop
18.6
Mark Wood to Warner, 1 run, 152.2kph full ball on off, Warner clears the front leg and pushes wide of mid-off
17.6
Stokes to Warner, no run, 129.9kph good length ball angled into the stumps, Warner defends down the pitch off a forward stride
17.5
Stokes to Warner, no run, gets forward and defends
17.4
4
Stokes to Warner, FOUR, cashes in on the half-volley outside off. Nice stride forward, creams it through extra cover
17.3
Stokes to Warner, no run, left alone just outside off. Warner was confident it would bounce over
17.2
4
Stokes to Warner, FOUR, that would've been straight to third slip had there been one! Crawley tries his best from second, dives across full length with both hands but can't get to it. Short of length in the channel from Stokes, gets it to straightens and finds the edge in defence. Went at a nice height too but England didn't have anyone there
17.1
Stokes to Warner, no run, overpitched outside off, Warner's feet don't go anywhere as he looks to drive. Mistimes it to mid-off
15.6
Stokes to Warner, no run, left alone outside off
15.6
Stokes to Warner, no ball, back of a length just outside off, chopped to backward point. Slight mix-up but Warner has been sent back in time
15.5
Stokes to Warner, no run, easier leave this time
15.4
Stokes to Warner, no run, beats the outside edge! 134kph good length ball leaving the left-hander with the angle. It's pitched in line with the stumps making it hard to leave
15.4
Stokes to Warner, wide, short across off, left alone. Called wide for height
15.3
Stokes to Warner, no run, overpitched outside off, pushed to cover
14.6
Mark Wood to Warner, no run, 145.4kph fuller than a length on middle, Wood gets it to straighten a touch and it hits the outside half of the bat as Warner looks to defend. Rolls to cover
14.5
Mark Wood to Warner, no run, short of length around off, Warner blocks it to point
14.4
Mark Wood to Warner, no run, 146kph good length ball on off, Warner defends to point
14.3
Mark Wood to Warner, no run, full around off, Warner pushes to mid-off
14.2
Mark Wood to Warner, no run, oh that's a beauty! 146kph on the fuller side of a length, it's angled in around off and Warner has to play. But then it straightens past the edge
14.1
Mark Wood to Warner, no run, 147.5kph good length ball angled in around off, Warner leaves on length
12.6
Mark Wood to Warner, no run, Wood goes down in followthrough. Length outside off, Warner defends
12.5
4
Mark Wood to Warner, FOUR, overpitched outside off, Warner goes after it and nails it through the covers
12.4
Mark Wood to Warner, 2 runs, fuller ball on the stumps, punched down the ground for a couple of runs
12.3
Mark Wood to Warner, no run, good length delivery on the off stump, Warner defends
12.2
Mark Wood to Warner, no run, bit of nip back into the left-hander on this good length delivery, Warner defends off the front foot
12.1
Mark Wood to Warner, no run, good length delivery on the off stump, Warner defends
11.3
Stokes to Warner, 1 run, short of length delivery on the leg stump, Warner wrists through backward square leg. Warner pushes for two but the fielder did well to attack the ball quickly from fine leg
11.2
Stokes to Warner, no run, good length delivery outside off stump, Warner lets it go
11.1
Stokes to Warner, no run, and he starts with a yorker on the off stump, didn't look like intended though. Warner manages to dig it out
8.6
Anderson to Warner, no run, looks to clip a I0$ full delivery and gets beaten on the inside edge, the ball clonks him on the thigh pad and rolls into the slip cordon
8.5
Anderson to Warner, no run, length delivery outside off, Warner lets it go
8.4
Anderson to Warner, no run, opens the bat face and defends with soft hands in front of backward point
8.3
Anderson to Warner, no run, huge shout for lbw and England decide against the review. Going down leg perhaps? Swung in from round the wicket at a length and the late movement seemed to be taking it down leg as Warner got caught on the hop. Replays in: Missing leg
8.2
4
Anderson to Warner, FOUR, too full and Warner hits it too straight with excellent timing. Presses forward with an open bat face and slams it past the non-striker with disdain
8.1
Anderson to Warner, no run, full and slanting in towards leg stump at I0$, Warner brings his bat down at an angle and defends to mid-on
6.6
Anderson to Warner, no run, hops and blocks the I0$ length delivery to backward point
6.5
Anderson to Warner, no run, length delivery on and around leg-stump, punched back to the bowler
6.4
4
Anderson to Warner, leg byes, FOUR, sprays a length delivery onto the pads and Warner gets a fine tickle off the pads that runs away to the fine leg fence in a jiffy
6.3
Anderson to Warner, no run, full on the stumps, played back to the bowler
6.2
4
Anderson to Warner, FOUR, fuller length and Warner pounces on it. Gets across and opens the bat face to send the drive square racing past the fielder at backward point to his left
6.1
Anderson to Warner, no run, back of a length that pitches outside leg and angles in towards middle, Warner hops and defends off the splice into the surface
4.6
Anderson to Warner, no run, this one jags back in from short of length at I0$ as Warner gets beaten on the inside edge, hit high on the front pad
4.5
Anderson to Warner, no run, full and swinging away wide of off, Warner lets it pass
4.4
Anderson to Warner, no run, good length swinging away in the outside off channel, Warner shoulders arms
4.3
Anderson to Warner, no run, full on leg-stump at I0$, solid block from Warner
4.2
Anderson to Warner, no run, full on middle and leg at I0$, pushed back to the bowler
4.1
Anderson to Warner, no run, back of a length on and around leg-stump, Warner hops and knocks it towards short mid-wicket
3.6
Broad to Warner, 1 run, I0$ full and wide again, lures Warner into a drive and the outside edge drops short of the diving right hand of Hameed at gully
3.5
Broad to Warner, no run, pulls his length back and keeps it around I0$ around sixth stump, Warner watches it all along and shoulders arms
3.4
4
Broad to Warner, FOUR, too full and Warner doesn't miss out. Opens the bat face and leans into the drive through covers, the pace of Stuart Broad takes care of the rest...
3.3
Broad to Warner, no run, seaming in from a length outside off, Warner hops and gets beaten on the inside edge. The ball lobs off the thigh pad towards square leg
3.2
Broad to Warner, no run, I0$ full and homing in towards off, Warner gets his bat long way in front of his pad and blocks off the thick inside half into the leg-side
2.6
Anderson to Warner, no run, I0$ angling away wide of off, through to the keeper
2.5
Anderson to Warner, no run, full and well wide of off at I0$, Warner doesn't bother with it
2.4
Anderson to Warner, no run, full on middle and leg at I0$, Warner prods across and pushes it to mid-on with a closed bat face
2.3
Anderson to Warner, no run, full and swinging away at I0$, Warner lets it go
2.2
Anderson to Warner, no run, similar channels but the line is a touch wide as Warner shoulders arms
2.1
Anderson to Warner, no run, lovely shape from Anderson. Gets it to pitch outside leg and the ball razors past the top of off as Warner left it on length
0.5
Anderson to Warner, 1 run, short and at the hip, Warner hops and tucks Anderson behind square on the leg-side to earn the first runs of the game
0.4
Anderson to Warner, no run, I0$ away swinger in the sixth stump channel, Warner lifts his bat and lets it go
0.3
Anderson to Warner, no run, good length swinging away in the outside off corridor, Warner lets it pass
0.2
Anderson to Warner, no run, short of length angling away with a hint of away swing, Warner shoulders arms
0.1
Anderson to Warner, no run, woof! Where did that come from? Pitches on a short length and explodes off the surface with an inward angle, gets Warner into a tangle and hits him on the splice of the bat as he hopped back to fend. In fact the glove
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