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    Home / News / Sports News / England beat Australia: Here are the records broken
    England beat Australia: Here are the records broken
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    England beat Australia: Here are the records broken

    By Rajdeep Saha
    Jul 11, 2019
    09:44 pm
    England beat Australia: Here are the records broken

    England crushed Australia in the second semi-final of the ICC World Cup 2019 at Edgbaston on Thursday. It was an all-round exhibition from the Three Lions against the defending champions. England will face New Zealand in the finale. Batting first, Aussies managed 223/10. England then raced past the target. Here are the records broken.

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    Roy smashes a host of feats

    Jason Roy (85) slammed his sixth ODI fifty in 2019. He now has 828 runs for England in ODIs this year. Roy also smashed his 18th career ODI fifty. The opening batsman smashed his fourth fifty in CWC 19. He also went past the 400-run mark for England in the ongoing World Cup (426) in just six innings.

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    Roy and Bairstow smash fourth successive 100-plus stand

    Roy and Jonny Bairstow (34) stitched a brisk 124-run stand for the opening wicket. The two batsmen scripted their fourth successive century-plus stand in CWC 19. This was their 11th career century-plus stand in ODIs. The two have amassed 2,310 partnership runs as a pair in ODI cricket. They went past Sanath Jayasuriya and Kumar Sangakkara's tally of 2.293 partnership runs.

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    Starc equals Vaas with this record, Archer shines

    Mitchell Starc finished with 27 wickets in CWC 19. He now has 49 career World Cup wickets. Starc equalled former Lankan hero Chaminda Vaas (49 wickets) with this feat. He is now the joint-fifth highest wicket-taker in World Cup history. England's Jofra Archer now has 19 wickets in CWC 19. He is the third highest wicket-taker in the tournament after Starc and Mustafizur Rahman.

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    Starc surpasses legend McGrath!

    Most wickets in an ODI World Cup:

    27 - Mitchell Starc, 2019*
    26 - Glenn McGrath, 2007
    23 - Chaminda Vaas, 2003
    23 - Shaun Tait,2007
    23 - M Muralitharan, 2007#AUSvENG

    — Umang Pabari (@UPStatsman) July 11, 2019
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    Steve Smith registers eighth career CWC fifty

    Steve Smith (85) notched his 23rd career ODI fifty. This was his fourth fifty in the ongoing World Cup. Smith also registered his eighth career World Cup fifty. He went past 800-plus career World Cup runs as well and surpassed David Boon with this feat.

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    Smith and Carey script this record for Australia

    Smith and Alex Carey (46) were fabulous for Australia and the two batsmen put up a 103-run stand for the fourth wicket. They became the third Aussie pair to notch a century-plus stand in World Cup semi-finals. This was also the sixth highest century-plus stand for the fourth wicket for Australia in World Cup history.

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    Smith continues his magic in knockout games

    Steven Smith in World Cup knockouts:

    65 v Pak, 2015 QF
    105 v Ind, 2015 SF
    56* v NZ, 2015 Final
    50* v Eng, 2019 SF

    Most 50+ scores in WC knockouts:

    4 - Tendulkar (7 inns)
    4 - STEVEN SMITH (4 inns)

    3 - Gilchrist (6 inns)
    3 - Miandad (5 inns)
    3 - Dhoni (6 inns)#AusvEng #CWC19

    — Bharath Seervi (@SeerviBharath) July 11, 2019
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    England players script these World Cup records

    Joe Root now has 12 catches in an ODI World Cup edition. He went past Ricky Ponting's tally of 11 in 2003 edition. Roy and Bairstow became the first pair with four century-plus stands in an edition of the ODI World Cup.

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    How did the match pan out?

    Aussies were under pressure from the start. England pacers Chris Woakes (3/20) and Jofra Archer (2/32) were terrific. Smith and Carey brought stability for Australia after they were reeling at 14/3. Adil Rashid (3/54) showed his class in the middle overs. Smith battled on, but England were on top. In reply, the hosts got off to a flier and won the game.

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