Ashes: England fold up for 136 in reply to Australia’s 295
Pacemen Mitchell Johnson and Ryan Harris led the carnage to skittle England for 136 on Friday, giving Australia a 159—run first innings lead in the opening Ashes test.
Johnson took 4—61 and Harris returned 3—28 as England were bowled out in 52.4 overs including a collapse of six wickets for nine runs in the middle, less than five hours after dismissing Australia for 295 on the second morning at the Gabba.
Opener Michael Carberry was the top scorer for England in his second test with 40 and Stuart Broad, the pantomime villain for the local crowd, scored 32 to go with his six-wicket haul earlier in the match.
Scores:
Australia: 295 all out (Brad Haddin 94, Mitchell Johnson 64; Stuart Broad 6—81)
England: 136 all out (Michael Carberry 40, Stuart Broad 32; Mitchell Johnson 4—61, Ryan Harris 3—28)
Chris Rogers c Bell b Broad 1
David Warner c Pietersen b Broad 49
Shane Watson c Swann b Broad 22
Michael Clarke c Bell b Broad 1
Steve Smith c Cook b Tremlett 31
George Bailey c Cook b Anderson 3
Brad Haddin run out 94
Mitchell Johnson b Broad 64
Peter Siddle c Cook b Anderson 7
Ryan Harris c Prior b Broad 9
Nathan Lyon not out 1
Extras: (11lb,1nb,1w) 13
TOTAL: (all out) 295
Overs: 97.1. Batting time- 419 minutes.
Fall of wickets: 1-12, 2-71, 3-73, 4-83, 5-100, 6-132, 7-246, 8-265, 9-282, 10-295
Bowling: Jimmy Anderson 25.1-5-67-2, Stuart Broad 24-3-81-6 (1nb,1w), Chris Tremlett 19-3-51-1, Graeme Swann 26-4-80-0, Joe Root 3-1-5-0.
Alastair Cook c Haddin b Harris 13
Michael Carberry c Watson b Johnson 40
Jonathan Trott c Haddin b Johnson 10
Kevin Pietersen c Bailey b Harris 18
Ian Bell c Smith b Lyon 5
Joe Root c Smith b Johnson 2
Matt Prior c Smith b Lyon 0
Stuart Broad c Rogers b Siddle 32
Graeme Swann c Bailey b Johnson 0
Chris Tremlett c Lyon b Harris 8
Jimmy Anderson not out 2
Extras: (4b,2lb) 6
TOTAL: (all out) 136
Overs: 52.4. Batting time- 250 minutes.
Fall of wickets: 1-28, 2-55, 3-82, 4-87, 5-87, 6-87, 7-89, 8-91, 9-110, 10-132.
Bowling: Ryan Harris 15-5-28-3, Mitchell Johnson 17-2-61-4, Peter Siddle 11.4-3-24-1, Nathan Lyon 9-4-17-2.
Toss: won by Australia
Umpires: Aleem Dar, Pakistan, and Kumar Dharmasena, Sri Lanka.
Third umpire: Marais Erasmus, South Africa. ICC match referee- Jeff Crowe, New Zealand.