Australia beat India by 209 runs with 02 sessions remaining
ICC 02nd World Test Cricket Championship 2021 / 2023 The Oval, Surrey, London, England – Final – concluded
Australia put into bat, 469 all out – ( 121.3 Overs ) Travis Head 163 ( 1×6, 25×4, 174 balls ), Steven Smith 121 ( 19×4, 268 balls ), Alex Carey 48, David Warner 43, Marnus Labuschagne 26, Extras 38, – David Warner / Marnus Labuschagne 69 runs for the 02nd wicket, Steven Smith / Travis Head 285 runs for the 04th wicket – then lost 04 wickets for the addition of 41 runs – Alex Carey / Patrick Cummins 51 runs for the 08th wicket – the last 03 wickets fell for the addition of 16 runs – Mohammed Siraj 4 / 108, Shardul Thakur 2 / 83, Mohammed Shami 2 / 122, Srikar Bharat 03 victims & 270 / 8 dec – ( 84.3 Overs ) Alex Carey 66no ( 8×4, 105 balls ), Marnus Labuschagne 41, Mitchell Starc 41, Steven Smith 34, Cameron Green 25, Extras 26 – Marnus Labuschagne / Steven Smith 62 runs for the 02nd wicket – lost the first 05 wickets for the addition of 122 runs – Cameron Green / Alex Carey 43 runs for the 06th wicket, Alex Carey / Mitchell Starc 93 runs for the 07th wicket – Ravindra Jadeja 3 / 58, Mohammed Shami 2 / 39, Umesh Yadav 2 / 54, Srikar Bharat 02 victims.
India in reply, 296 all out – ( 69.4 Overs ) Ajinkya Rahane 89, Shardul Thakur 51, Ravindra Jadeja 48, Extras 29 – lost the first 04 wickets for the addition of 41 runs – AjinkyaRahane / Ravindra Jadeja 71 runs for the 05th wicket, Ajinkya Rahane / Shardul Thakur 109 runs for the 07th wicket – the last 04 wickets fell for the addition of 35 runs – Skipper Patrick Cummins 3 / 83, Cameron Green 2 / 44, Scott Boland 2 / 59, Mitchell Starc 2 / 71, Steven Smith 02 catches, Alex Carey 02 victims & 234 all out – ( 63.3 Overs ) Virat Kohli 49, Ajinkya Rahane 46, Skipper Rohit Sharma 43, Cheteshwar Pujara 27, Srikar Bharat 21, Extras 13 – Rohit Sharma / Shubman Gill 41 run opening stand, Rohit Sharma / Cheteshwar Pujara 51 runs for the 02nd wicket – lost the first 03 wickets for the addition of 52 runs – Virat Kohli / Ajinkya Rahane 86 runs for the 04th wicket – the last 07 wickets fell for the addition of 55 runs – Nathan Lyon 4 / 41, Scott Boland 3 / 46, Mitchell Starc 2 / 77, Alex Carey 04 victims.
Player of the Match : Travis Head – Australia
Runners Up : India
Captain – Rohit Sharma
Head Coach – Rahul Dravid
Batting Coach – Vikram Singh Rathore
Bowling Coach – Paras Mhambrey
Fielding Coach – T Dilip
Manager – Anil Patel
Champions : Australia
Captain – Patrick Cummins
Vice Captain – Steven Smith
Head Coach – Andrew McDonald
Assistant Coach – Andre Borovec
Assistant Coach – Daniel Vettori
04th August 2021 to 11th June 2023 09 Teams, 70 Matches
Most Runs
1915 ( 22 M 40 Inn ) : Joe Root – England
1621 ( 17 M 30 Inn ) : Uaman Khawaja – Australia
1576 ( 20 M 35 Inn ) : Marnus Labuschagne – Australia
1527 ( 14 M 28 Inn ) : Babar Azam – Pakistan
1407 ( 20 M 32 Inn ) : Steven Smith – Australia
Best Batting
252 : Thomas Latham ( NZL ) vs BAN – Christchuech
215 : Kane Williamson ( NZL ) vs SL – Wellington
206no : Dinesh Chandimal ( SL ) vs AUS – Galle
204 : Marnus Labuschagne( AUS ) vs WI – Perth
200no : Steven Smith ( AUS ) vs WI – Perth
200no : Kane Williamson ( NZL ) vs Pakistan – Karachi
200no : Henry Nicholls ( NZL ) vs SL – Wellington
200 : David Warner ( AUS ) vs South Africa – Melbourne
Most Wickets
88 ( 20 M 34 Inn ) : Nathan Lyon – Australia
67 ( 13 M 22 Inn ) : Kagiso Rabada – South Africa
61 ( 13 M 22 Inn ) : Ravichandran Ashwin – India
58 ( 15 M 28 Inn ) : James Anderson – England
57 ( 16 M 27 Inn ) : Patrick Cummins – Australia
55 ( 17 M 32 Inn ) : Mitchell Starc – Australia
Best Bowling
10 / 119 : Ajaz Patel ( NZL ) vs IND – Mumbai
8 / 42 : Sajid Khan ( Pak ) vs BAN – Mirpur
8 / 64 : Nathan Lyon ( AUS ) vs IND – Indore
Most Catches
34 ( 20 M 37 Inn ) : Steven Smith – Australia
31 ( 22 M 42 Inn ) : Joe Root – England
24 ( 17 M 32 Inn ) : Zak Crawley – England
20 ( 17 M 33 Inn ) : Virat Kohli – India
Best Fielding
04 ct : Moeen Ali ( ENG ) vs IND – London
04 ct : Dhananjaya De Silva ( SL ) vs WI – Galle
04 ct : Shadman Islam ( BAN ) vs NZL – Mt Maunganui
04 ct : Thomas Latham ( NZL ) vs BAN – Christchurch
04 ct : Zak Crawley ( ENG ) vs AUS – Hobart
Most Dismissals
68 ( 66 ct 02 st ) ( 20 M 37 Inn ) : Alex Carey ( AUS )
57 ( 54 ct 03 st ) ( 13 M 26 Inn ) : Joshua da Silva ( WI )
54 ( 47 ct 07 st ) ( 13 M 26 Inn ) : Thomas Blundell ( NZL )
50 ( 44 ct 06 st ) ( 12 M 23 Inn ) : Rishabh Pant ( IND )
Best Wicket Keeping
07 ( 07 ct ) : Joshua Da Silva ( WI ) vs RSA – Centurion
06 ( 06 ct ) : Alex Carey ( AUS ) vs WI – Adelaide
05 ( 05 ct ) : Joseph Buttler ( ENG ) vs IND – Leeds
05 ( 05 ct ) : Alex Carey ( AUS ) vs ENG – Brisbane
05 ( 05 ct ) : Kyle Verreynne ( RSA ) vs IND – Cape Town
05 ( 05 ct ) : Samuel Billings ( ENG ) vs AUS – Hobart
Highest Partnerships
363 for 03rd : Kane Williamson / Henry Nicholls ( NZL ) vs SL – Wellington
297 for 04th : Marnus Labuschagne / Travis Head ( AUS ) vs WI – Adelaide
285 for 04th : Steven Smith / Travis Head ( AUS ) vs India – London – Final
272 for 06th : Mushfiqur Rahim / Liton Das ( BAN ) vs SL – Mirpur
Highest Totals
657 / 10 ( 101 Ovs ) : England vs Pakistan – Rawalpindi
612 / 9 dec ( 194.5 ) : New Zealand vs Pakistan – Karachi
598 / 4 dec ( 152.4 ) : Australia vs West Indies – Perth
580 / 4 dec ( 123 ) : New Zealand vs Sri Lanka – Wellington
575 / 8 dec ( 145 ) : Australia vs South Africa – Melbourne
574 / 8 dec ( 129.2 ) : India vs Sri Lanka – Mohali
571 / 10 ( 178.5 Ovs ) : India vs Australia – Ahmedabad
556 / 9 dec ( 189 Ovs ) : Australia vs Pakistan – Karachi
511 / 7 dec ( 137 Ovs ) : Australia vs West Indies – Adelaide
Lowest Totals
53 / 10 ( 19 Ovs ) : Bangladesh vs South Africa – Durban
62 / 10 ( 28.1 Ovs ) : New Zealand vs India – Mumbai
68 / 10 ( 27.4 Ovs ) : England vs Australia – Melbourne
77 / 10 ( 40.5 ) : West Indies vs Australia – Adelaide ( D/N )
78 / 10 ( 40.4 Ovs ) : India vs England – Leeds
80 / 10 ( 23.3 ) : Bangladesh vs South Africa – Gqeberha
91 / 10 ( 32.3 Ovs ) : Australia vs India – Nagpur
95 / 10 ( 49.2 ) : South Africa vs New Zealand – Christchurch
99 / 10 ( 37.4 Ovs ) : South Africa vs Australia – Brisbane