Players to Watch Out for in Australia vs. England ICC ODI World Cup 36th Match

Australia will face England in the 36th ICC ODI World Cup match. With Head’s return Australia started dominating in the tournament on the other hand England failed to defend their title and stood in the last position at the points table. But it is about England and Australia, we are about to see the arch rivalry of ashes. So let’s delve into the key players from both teams based on their recent performances and statistics.

The last five matches between these two cricketing giants have produced some intriguing results:

On September 13, 2020, England emerged victorious with a 24-run win, breaking Australia’s stride. However, Australia quickly rebounded, securing a tight victory on September 16, 2020, by three wickets with just two balls remaining. 

The rivalry continued into November 2022, with Australia demonstrating their strength. They won by six wickets with 19 balls to spare on November 16, followed by a commanding 72-run victory on November 18. Their dominance was further evident when they won by a staggering 221 runs via the D/L method on November 21, 2022. 

These results highlight the competitive nature of the encounters between these teams, making the upcoming match a must-watch for cricket fans.

David Warner (Australia)

David Warner(Photo Source: Getty Images )

A formidable opening batsman, Warner has been in exceptional form, amassing 413 runs in six matches. His high score of 163 against Pakistan is a testament to his explosive batting. With an impressive average of 68.83 and a strike rate of 112.53, Warner is a force to be reckoned with.

Travis Head (Australia)

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An experienced campaigner, Head has accumulated 2173 runs in 59 matches, with a high score of 152 against New Zealand. His batting average of 42.60 and a strike rate of 101.49 make him a reliable middle-order batsman. Head’s ability to build innings and accelerate when needed is crucial for the Australian team.

Adam Zampa (Australia)

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The leg-spin sensation has been a wicket-taking machine, with 16 scalps in just six matches. His best figures of 4/8 against the Netherlands showcase his prowess as a spinner. Zampa’s average of 19.06 and an economy rate of 6.22 underline his value to the Australian bowling attack.

Joe Root (England)

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The English captain has shown his class with the bat, amassing 175 runs in six matches, with a high score of 82 against Bangladesh. While he may not be the most explosive batsman, his ability to anchor the innings and rotate strike is invaluable. With two centuries to his name, Root can be a match-winner on his day.

Jonny Bairstow (England)

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Bairstow, with his attacking style, can be a game-changer. He has scored 141 runs in six matches, with a high score of 52 against Bangladesh. While he hasn’t reached three figures in this tournament, his ability to provide quick runs can swing the game in England’s favor.

Adil Rashid (England)

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The leg-spinner has taken eight wickets in six matches, with his best figures of 3/42 against Afghanistan. While he has been slightly expensive, Rashid’s knack for breaking partnerships and taking crucial wickets can turn the tide in England’s favor.

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