Australia regained the Ashes fifteen months after relinquishing them by winning the first three Test matches, sealing the series with a 206-run victory in the third Test at the WACA Ground.[1] Australia went on to win the series 5-0, the first such Ashes whitewash since 1920-21.[2] Australia were winners in a one-off Twenty20 International at Sydney Cricket Ground, the hosts prevailing by 77 runs.[3] England were triumphant, however, in the Commonwealth Bank Series, beating Australia 2-0 in a best-of-three final.[4]
On 14 November, Marcus Trescothick left the tour due to a “recurrence of a stress-related illness”, with Ed Joyce named as his replacement.[8][9] On 16 December, Ashley Giles returned home for personal reasons; Jamie Dalrymple was called up in his place.[10]
Cricket Australia Chairman's XI won by 7 wickets Lilac Hill, Perth Umpires: PJ Loader and DG Weser Player of the match: L Ronchi (Cricket Australia Chairman's XI)
^Ruthless Aussies regain the Ashes, retrieved from BBC Sport, 18 November 2006
^Aussies complete Ashes whitewash, retrieved from BBC Sport, 5 January 2007
^England handed Twenty20 thrashing, retrieved from BBC Sport, 9 January 2007
^England seal historic one-day win, retrieved from BBC Sport, 11 February 2007
^Australia call up young pace duo, retrieved from BBC Sport, 16 November 2006
^Flintoff named skipper for Ashes, retrieved from BBC Sport, 12 September 2006
^Harmison retires from one-dayers, retrieved from BBC Sport, 21 December 2006
^Trescothick to miss Ashes series retrieved from BBC Sport, 14 November 2006
^Uncapped Joyce wins Ashes call-up retrieved from BBC Sport on 15 November 2006
^Giles returns to comfort ill wife, retrieved from BBC Sport, 17 December 2006
^Paceman Tate released by Aussies, retrieved from BBC Sport, 18 November 2006
^Martyn announces shock retirement retrieved from BBC Sport, 8 December 2006
^Australia call for uncapped Voges retrieved from BBC Sport, 8 December 2006
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Wisden Cricketers Almanack
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The England cricket team toured Australia from November 2006 to February 2007 for a five match Test series that formed The Ashes a triangular One Day International series with Australia and New Zealand one Twenty20 International against Australia and tour matches against Australian domestic sides and select XIs English cricket team in Australia in 2006 07 AustraliaEnglandDates10 November 2006 11 February 2007CaptainsRicky PontingAndrew FlintoffTest seriesResultAustralia won the 5 match series 5 0Most runsRicky Ponting 576 Kevin Pietersen 490 Most wicketsStuart Clark 26 Matthew Hoggard 13 Player of the seriesRicky Ponting Australia regained the Ashes fifteen months after relinquishing them by winning the first three Test matches sealing the series with a 206 run victory in the third Test at the WACA Ground 1 Australia went on to win the series 5 0 the first such Ashes whitewash since 1920 21 2 Australia were winners in a one off Twenty20 International at Sydney Cricket Ground the hosts prevailing by 77 runs 3 England were triumphant however in the Commonwealth Bank Series beating Australia 2 0 in a best of three final 4 Contents 1 Squads 2 Tour matches 3 Test series 4 Twenty20 International 5 One Day International series 6 Notes 7 ReferencesSquads editTests ODIs nbsp Australia 5 nbsp England 6 nbsp Australia nbsp England 7 nbsp New Zealand Ricky Ponting c Adam Gilchrist vc amp wk Stuart Clark Michael Clarke Matthew Hayden Michael Hussey Mitchell Johnson Justin Langer Brett Lee Damien Martyn Glenn McGrath Andrew Symonds Shaun Tait Adam Voges Shane Warne Shane Watson Andrew Flintoff c Andrew Strauss vc James Anderson Ian Bell Paul Collingwood Alastair Cook Jamie Dalrymple Ashley Giles Steve Harmison Matthew Hoggard Geraint Jones wk Ed Joyce Sajid Mahmood Monty Panesar Kevin Pietersen Liam Plunkett Chris Read wk Marcus Trescothick Ricky Ponting c Adam Gilchrist vc amp wk Nathan Bracken Stuart Clark Michael Clarke Matthew Hayden Ben Hilfenhaus Brad Hogg Michael Hussey Mitchell Johnson Brett Lee Glenn McGrath Andrew Symonds Shaun Tait Shane Watson Cameron White Michael Vaughan c James Anderson Ian Bell Ravi Bopara Stuart Broad Paul Collingwood Jamie Dalrymple Andrew Flintoff Ed Joyce Jon Lewis Mal Loye Sajid Mahmood Paul Nixon wk Monty Panesar Kevin Pietersen Liam Plunkett Chris Read wk Andrew Strauss Chris Tremlett Stephen Fleming c Andre Adams Nathan Astle Shane Bond James Franklin Peter Fulton Mark Gillespie Hamish Marshall Michael Mason Brendon McCullum wk Craig McMillan Jacob Oram Jeetan Patel Scott Styris Ross Taylor Daniel Vettori Lou Vincent On 14 November Marcus Trescothick left the tour due to a recurrence of a stress related illness with Ed Joyce named as his replacement 8 9 On 16 December Ashley Giles returned home for personal reasons Jamie Dalrymple was called up in his place 10 On 18 November Michael Clarke was brought into the Australia squad as injury cover for Shane Watson 11 On 8 December Damien Martyn announced his retirement from all forms of cricket with immediate effect 12 Andrew Symonds and Adam Voges were brought into the team as replacements 13 Tour matches edit10 November 2006 Scorecard Prime Minister s XI347 5 50 overs v nbsp England181 38 4 overs PA Jaques 112 110 AF Giles 1 53 8 AJ Strauss 67 67 SW Tait 3 21 8 Prime Minister s XI won by 166 runsManuka Oval Canberra Umpires WF Ruse and RJ Tucker Player of the match PA Jaques Prime Minister s XI 12 14 November 2006 Scorecard nbsp New South Wales v nbsp England 9 355d 101 1 overs PA Jaques 107 157 SJ Harmison 3 95 20 349 90 4 overs KP Pietersen 122 171 SR Clark 3 50 17 6 194 51 overs MJ Clarke 68 105 JM Anderson 3 40 10 Match drawnSydney Cricket Ground Sydney Umpires RD Goodger and DL Orchard 17 19 November 2006 Scorecard nbsp South Australia v nbsp England 7 247d 81 1 overs DS Lehmann 99 143 MJ Hoggard 3 40 13 415 124 1 overs IR Bell 132 240 SW Tait 3 87 25 4 2 164 46 overs DJ Harris 71 126 KP Pietersen 1 24 3 Match drawnAdelaide Oval Adelaide Umpires AR Collins and SJ Davis 8 December 2006 Scorecard England XI8 259 50 overs v Cricket Australia Chairman s XI3 260 40 1 overs AJ Stewart 69 69 CD Matthews 3 38 7 L Ronchi 89 49 MS Panesar 2 63 10 Cricket Australia Chairman s XI won by 7 wicketsLilac Hill Perth Umpires PJ Loader and DG Weser Player of the match L Ronchi Cricket Australia Chairman s XI 9 10 December 2006 Scorecard Western Australia nbsp v nbsp England 8 322d 97 3 overs LA Pomersbach 101 139 JM Anderson 3 53 24 3 5 356 88 overs AN Cook 106 171 AK Heal 2 61 20 Match drawnWACA Ground Perth Umpires B Bennett and JK BrookesTest series editMain article 2006 07 Ashes seriesTwenty20 International edit9 January 2007 Scorecard Australia nbsp 5 221 20 overs v nbsp England9 144 20 overs AC Gilchrist 48 29 MS Panesar 2 40 4 JWM Dalrymple 32 27 BW Hilfenhaus 2 16 4 Australia won by 77 runsSydney Cricket Ground Sydney Umpires PD Parker and RL Parry Player of the match CL White Aus One Day International series editMain article 2006 07 Commonwealth Bank SeriesNotes edit Ruthless Aussies regain the Ashes retrieved from BBC Sport 18 November 2006 Aussies complete Ashes whitewash retrieved from BBC Sport 5 January 2007 England handed Twenty20 thrashing retrieved from BBC Sport 9 January 2007 England seal historic one day win retrieved from BBC Sport 11 February 2007 Australia call up young pace duo retrieved from BBC Sport 16 November 2006 Flintoff named skipper for Ashes retrieved from BBC Sport 12 September 2006 Harmison retires from one dayers retrieved from BBC Sport 21 December 2006 Trescothick to miss Ashes series retrieved from BBC Sport 14 November 2006 Uncapped Joyce wins Ashes call up retrieved from BBC Sport on 15 November 2006 Giles returns to comfort ill wife retrieved from BBC Sport 17 December 2006 Paceman Tate released by Aussies retrieved from BBC Sport 18 November 2006 Martyn announces shock retirement retrieved from BBC Sport 8 December 2006 Australia call for uncapped Voges retrieved from BBC Sport 8 December 2006References editPlayfair Cricket Annual Wisden Cricketers Almanack Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title English cricket team in Australia in 2006 07 amp oldid 1120120555, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
