England and Australia are set to face off in the series-deciding third T20I on Sunday at Manchester’s famous Old Trafford. After a thrilling contest, both teams are evenly poised, making this final clash a must-watch encount?er.

Australia drew first blood with a commanding 28 runs victory in the series opener at Edgbaston. Still, England bounced bac?k with an impressive win in Cardiff, leveling the series and setting the stage for an epic decider. Both teams will be looking to bring their A-gam?e to Manchester, with the series on the line and plenty of pride at stake in this storied rivalry.

ENG vs AUS 3rd T20I:

• Date and Time: September 15: 1:30 pm GMT/02:30 pm Local/ 7:00 pm IST
• Venue: Old Trafford, Manchester

Emirates Old Trafford Pitch Report:

The surface at Old Trafford Stadium typically supports batting, offering a well-rounded mix of pace and bounce. Batters can anticipate a reliable bou?nce that encourages confident shot-making. However, as the match advances, the pitch may begin to provide some help to spin bowlers. For bowlers, accuracy in line and length will be cr??ucial. The outfield tends to be fast, making scoring quick singles and hitting boundaries easier. Although the pitch generally favours batters, bowlers who can adjust to the conditions will have chances to succeed.

ENG vs AUS Dream11 Prediction Picks:

• Wicketkeepers: Phil Salt, Josh Inglis
• Batters: Travis Head, Jake Fraser-McGurk, Jacob Bethell
• All-rounders: Matthew Short, Liam Livingstone, Sam Curran
• Bowlers: Adil Rashid, Sean Abbott, Adam Zampa,

ENG vs AUS Dream11 Prediction Captain and Vice-Captain:

Choice 1: Liam Livingstone (c), Matthew Short (vc)
Choice 2: Travis Head (c), Adam Zampa (vc)

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ENG vs AUS Dream11 Prediction Backups:

Mitch?ell Marsh, Tim David, Jordan Co?x, Reece Topley

ENG vs AUS Dream11 Team for today’s match (September 15, 2024, 1:30 pm GMT):

Squads:

England: Phil Salt (c), Jofra Archer, Jacob Bethell, Brydon Carse, Jordan Cox (wk), Sam Curran, Josh Hull, Wil??l Jacks, Liam Livingstone, Saqib Mahmood, Dan Mousley, Jamie Overton, Adil? Rashid, Reece Topley, John Turner

Australia: Mitchell Marsh (c), Xavier Bartlett, Cooper Connolly, Tim David, Nathan Ellis, Jake?? Fraser-McGurk, Cameron Green, Aaron Hardie, Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head, Josh Inglis (wk), Spencer Johnson, Marcus Stoini?s, Adam Zampa

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In a tense finish at Manchester’s Old Trafford,  Joe Root played a pivotal role in England’s narrow five-wicket victory over Sri Lanka. In the first Test of the three-match ??series, England chased down a target of 205 runs after a shaky start.

Sri Lanka’s struggle with the bat in the first innings

Sri Lanka, having elected to bat first, managed to post a total of 236 runs in their first innings, with Dhananjaya de Silva and Milan Rathnayake providing crucial contributions after the team found themselves in a precarious position at 113 for 7. England responded with a solid first innings total of 358, led by Jamie Smith, who score?d 111 runs, marking his maiden Test century and becoming the youngest England wicketkeeper to achieve this feat.

In their second innings, Sri Lanka set a challenging target by scoring 326 runs, with Kamindu Mendis shining with a remarkable 113 runs. This left England needing 205 runs to secure the win. However, the chase began nervously for the hosts?????????????????????????? as they lost three wickets for just 70 runs.

Root’s calm and composed half-century, along with vital contributions from Harry Brook and Smith, steadied the innings. England ultimately reached 205 for 5, clinching the game and taking a?? 1-0 lead in the series.

Player of the Match

Smith’s performance earned him the ‘Player of the Match’ award, and he expressed his pride in contributing to the team’s success.

“It’s a great milestone (on registering his maiden international century), having missed out by 5 runs in the previous series, it feels nice,” Smith said in the post-match presentation.

“To go over the line and to get us into the lead is amazing. It’s when you come back after a day’s play and check those messages from all the people who have been part of your journey and supported you throughout, it really feels amazing. Very proud moment,” he added.

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“To put us into that position ( on gaining lead in the first innings) is very pleasing because we knew it is not going to be easy to bat fourth on that surface. Always a semi-difficult chase, it was attritional and it was a nice wicket, but they bowled nicely. Root played well and allowed everyone to play around him. Enjoyable team to be part of, to be out there and representing your country is a great honour really.”

Here’s how Twitter reacted:

Truly match winning innings by Joe Root – magnificent adoptibility. Just hit one boundary reaching his half century and then the other boundary which was a match winning stoke!
Brilliant test cricket – perfect battle between ball and bat.
Ben Stokes was missed. Hope he�?pic.twitter.com/QboivUcfDA

— Basit Subhani (@BasitSubhani) August 24, 2024

ROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOT 😍#ENGvSL

— England's Barmy Army 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🎺 (@TheBarmyArmy) August 24, 2024

THIS IS JOE ROOT 👊

– No Stokes, No Crawley, England chasing, lost few quick wickets & Root stands for England, What a player, What a cricketer. The best from England in batting. pic.twitter.com/TFHwBIJTiI

— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) August 24, 2024

– 61 Average in 2021.
– 45.75 Average in 2022.
– 65.58 Average in 2023.
– 51.07 Average in 2024.
THE PEAK OF JOE ROOT IN TEST CRICKET – The best ever batter from England #joeroot #CricketUpdate #TestCricket #ENGvSL pic.twitter.com/RGMOP9wXpN

— Sahidul Islam (@Sahidul4u) August 25, 2024

150 runs in the match, 🙌
Maiden Test century, 4 dismissals Player of the Match 👏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 #JamieSmith #ENGvSL #SLvENG
📸/ @englandcricket pic.twitter.com/6zKDFjpnMD

— Pragnesh Patel (@Pragnesh1935) August 25, 2024

19500 International Runs for Joe Root.@root66 #ENGvSL @englandcricket

— JaayShaan (VaidhyaJayaShankar) (@JaayShaan) August 25, 2024

A winning start to the 3-match Tes?t series for England in Manchester! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿💪

England go 1-0 ?up in the series as a result of a clinical win against S??ri Lanka. 👏

This also marks the first Test victory for Ollie Pope as England's captain. 👊#OlliePope #EnglandCricket #ENGvSL pic.twitter.com/gOOwxNhQB1

— Saabir Zafar (@Saabir_Saabu01) August 24, 2024

In fourth ?innings wins, Joe Root has amassed an impressive 602 runs at an average of 100.33. 🥶??💥

-The only player in Test history with a better average and more runs is Kane Williamson, who boasts 682 runs ??at a staggering?? 171.50.💥🔥

-Can Root close the gap? 🤔 #ENGvSL

— Ajay Chorage (@_AjayChorage) August 25, 2024

Joe Root is the single greatest batter I’ll ever watch. In any conditions, whoever the opponent, it’s him, the one and only, Joe Root, thank you for every single run #engvsl pic.twitter.com/wDCp5Mtr4H

— Jordan Davies (@jordandavies09) August 25, 2024

England ??beat Sri Lanka by 5 wickets in the Manchester Test

Scorecard: //t.co/mQ9OCUDp8k#ENGvSL #Tests #cricket #CricketTwitter pic.twitter.com/IvTiS7AC7j

— betvisa68.com (@CricketTimesHQ) August 25, 2024

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England Cricket has produced some exceptio?nal wicket-keeper batsmen over the years, with several achieving the feat of scoring a Test century at a very young age.

Here are the 5 youngest wicket-keepers to score a Test century for England:

5. Ollie Pope

Ollie Pope, the Surrey keeper-batsman, scored his maiden Test century against Pak?istan in Rawalpindi in 2022 at the age of 24 years and 333 days?. Pope has gone on to cement his place in the England middle-order, with his elegant batting style and solid glovework.

4. Alan Knott

Alan Knott, one of England’s greatest ever wicket-keepers, scored his first Test ton against New Zealand in 1971 at the age of 24 years and 330 days. Knott went on to play 95 Tests for England, holding the record for most dismissals by an England keeper with 269.

3. Les Ames

Kent’s Les Ames scored his maiden Test century against West Indies in Kingston in 1930 at the age of 24 years and 121 days. Ames was a pioneer of the wicket-keeper batsman role, revolutionizing the position with his attacking batting style. He finished his career with 3,056 Test runs at an average of 40.56.

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2. Les Ames

Ames makes the list again, scoring his second Test ton against West Indies in Port of Spain 1930 at the age o??f just 24 years and 60 days. Ames was a dominant force in the 1930s, holding the record for most dismissals by an England keeper until Alan Knott surpassed him.

1. Jamie Smith

The youngest wicket-keeper to score a Test century for England is Jamie Smith, who achieved the feat against Bangladesh in Rawalpindi on August 23 at the age of 24 years and 40 days. Smith, the Surrey gloveman, announced himself on the internat??ional stage with a mature, 111 in only his fourth Test match.

These five players demonstrate the rich history of talented wicket-keeper batsmen in the England set-up. Scoring a Test century at such a young age is a testament to their skill and temperament. The future looks bright for England’s wicket-keeping stocks with the likes of Pope and Smith leading the way.

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In a historic moment for cricket, Harry Singh, the son of former Indian cricketer RP Singh, took the field for England as a 12th man in the first Test against Sri Lanka on Wednesday, August 21, 2024.

The match taking place at the Old Trafford in Manchester ?marks a significant milestone not only for Harry but also for his family, as he follows in the footsteps of his father, who played 59 first-class matches between 1986 an??d 1996 for Uttar Pradesh and the English county sides.

Harry Singh: A rising star in English cricket

Har??ry, a talented all-rounder, has made a name for himself in English cricket. Earlier this year, he made his List A debut for Lancashire in the One-Day Cup. Despite limited opportunities, the 20-year-old has showcased his potential with both bat and ba??ll.

Harry has scored 87 runs in seven List A matches, with a strike rate of 64.44. He has also contributed wickets with his off-spin bowling. His journey began in 2022 when he was selected to represent England’s U19 team against Sri Lanka.

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Anticipation and expectations from Harry Singh

As Harry took to the field on Day 1 of the Manchester Test, expectations were high from fans and cricket pundits alike. His all-round abilities, combined with the experience gained from playing in various domestic tournaments, have set the stage for a promising career. The young cricketer’s presence on the field, replacing vice-captain Harry Brook for few overs, is particularly significant as it highlights ??the growing trend of players with familial ties to the sport making their mark on the international stage.

The first Test between England and Sri Lanka is part of a three-match series, with both teams vying for crucial points in the World Test Championship (WTC) standings. England, under the leadership of stand-in skipper Ollie Pope, aims to build on their recent successes.

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In the opening Test of Sri Lanka‘s three-match-tour of England, Sri Lanka won the toss and elected to bat first at Old Trafford. As play commenced on Day 1, England’s players were seen wearing black armbands in a heartfelt tribute to their former cricketer and coach, Graham Thorpe, who recently passed away. The armbands symbolize the team’s deep respect and remembrance for the late cricketing legend as they honor his memory throughout the match.

England captain Ollie Pope’s perspective

To honor Thorpe’s memory, the England team has earlier announced they will wear black armbands during the first Test against Sri Lanka. In a touching tribute, England’s stand-in captain Ollie Pope confirmed that the team would pay their respects to?? the late Thorpe with a pre-match ceremony and that the players would continue to wear black armbands throughout the game.

“We’ll have our black armbands on throughout the course of the game, and there will be a tribute to him before. It’s hurt a lot of people in that changing room. He was a great man. I probably had two or three years playing with him as a batting coach. I admired him,�?Pope was quoted as saying by ESPNcricinfo.

Thorpe’s shocking passing has sent ripples of grief through the cricketing community, with many players, coaches, and fans paying their respects to a man who gave so much to the sport. The loss has struck a particularly deep chord within the England team, where Thorpe was a familiar and beloved figure both on and off the field.

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 Remarkable career for England

Thorpe was an iconic figure in English cricket, revered for both his contributions as a player and his influence as a coach. As a batter, Thorpe was widely admired for his elegance and reliability at the crease, representing England in 100 Test matches and 82 One Day Internationals. Over his career, he amassed 6,744 Test runs, earning him a reputation as one of England’s finest middle-order players.

Following his playing career, Thorpe transitioned into coaching, where he?? further cemented his legacy, serving as England’s batting coach and assistant coach, helping shape the next generation of cricketers.

England vs Sri Lanka 

England will be without their captain, Ben Stokes, who is currently sidelined due to a hamstring injury. In his absence, Pope will lead the side, with Harry Brook acting as his deputy. England have opted for a pace-heavy attack, featuring four seamers and just one spinner, Shoaib Bashir. With opener Zak Crawley also unavailable due to injury, Dan Lawrence is set to partner with Ben Duckett at the top of the order.

The England team enter the series on the back of a Test series win against the West Indies, and they will be looking to build on that momentum as they aim to climb the World Test Championship standings. Despite their current challenges, the team remains focused on securing a victory, driven by the memory of Thorpe and ??the inspiration he provided throughout his career.

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Drama unfolded at the Old Trafford in Manchester as the Sri Lankan cricket team was evacuated from their dressing room due to a false fire. The incident took place on Tuesday (August 21), just one day before the start of their three-match Test series against England.

Though it was a fake alarm, it did create some havoc among the touring party. The Islanders returned back to the d??ressing room after 15 minutes of the incident.

Sri Lanka’s preparation under scrutiny

Despite losing their only practice match, Sri Lanka captain Dhananjaya de Silva expressed confidence in his team’s preparation. He admitted that the conditions in England are different from those in Asia but believed that the team’s preparations would suffice for the Test series.

“We wanted to play a few matches, but that’s what we get. We didn’t go with the full-strength team. We have tried out a few players as well. The result didn’t go our way, but we had the preparation, I think. It�?#8217;l work in this match,” he said, while addressing the media, ahead of the first Test.

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A golden opportunity for Sri Lanka

With England missing key players like Ben Stokes and Zak Crawley, Sri Lanka have a golden opportunity to win their second Test ser??ies in England. The visitors have a strong squad, with their batting and fast bowling departments in good form.

Sri Lanka’s probable XI: Dimuth Karunaratne, Nishan Madushka, Kusal Mendis, Angelo Mathews, Dinesh Chandimal, Dhananjaya de Silva, Sadeera Samarawickrama/Kamindu Mendis, Prabath Jayasuriya, Vishwa Fer?nando, Lahiru Kumara, Asi??tha Fernando

England’s playing XI: Dan Law?rence, Ben Duckett, Ollie Pope (c), Joe Root, Harry Brook, Jamie Smith, Chris Woakes, Gus Atkinson, Matthew Potts??, Mark Wood, Shoaib Bashir

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The Sri Lankan men’s cricket team is in England for a three-match Test series, which is set to commence with the first Test at Old Trafford in Manchester on Wednesday (August 21). This series will marks a crucial opportunity for both teams to move upwards in the points table of the ongoing cycle of the World Test Championship (WTC).

Team dynamics: England and Sri Lanka

England will be without their regular captain, Ben Stokes who sustained a hamstring injury while playing in the Hundred, ruling him out of the Test series against Sri Lanka. In Stokes’ absence, Ollie Pope has been appointed as the stand-in captain, with Harry Brook stepping up as the vice-captain. Sri Lanka arrives in England with a well-rounded squad led by Dhananjaya de Silva. The team boasts a blend of experienced campaigners, such as Angelo Mathews and Dimuth Karunaratne, and emerging talents like Milan Rathnayake and Nisala Tharaka.

Test Stats and Records at the Old Trafford, Manchester:

• Total Matches: 85
• Matches won batting first: 32
• Matches won bowling first: 16
• Average 1st innings Score: 332
• Average 2nd innings Score: 274
• Average 3rd innings Score: 224
• Average 4th innings Score: 168
• Highest total recorded: 656/8 (255.5 Overs) by Australia vs England
• Lowest total recorded: 58/10 (21.4 Overs) by India vs England
• Highest score chased: 294/4 (88 Overs) by England vs New Zealand
• Lowest score defended: 120/10 (49.4 Overs) by England vs Sri Lanka

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Manchester Weather Forecast:

The 1st Test at Old Trafford between England and Sri Lanka will see a mix of conditions. Day 1 begins with partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures around 18°C, ensuring good playing conditions. Days 2 and 3 are expected to be cloudy with light showers, particularly on Thursday, which might disrupt play. Day 4 will bring mo??re showers with temperatures dipping to 11°C, potentially causing interruptions. The final day will see a mix of sunshine and clouds, providing a better chance of uninterrupted play, with temperatures around 18°C.

Head to head record between England and Sri Lanka in Test cricket:

• Matches Played: 18
• England Wins: 8
• Sri Lanka Wins: 3
• Drawn Matches: 7
• England’s Highest Total Against Sri Lanka: 575
• England’s Lowest Total Against Sri Lanka: 81
• Sri Lanka’s Highest Total Against England: 628
• Sri Lanka’s Lowest Total Against England: 81

ENG vs SL, 1st Test: Playing XI:

England: Dan Lawrence, Ben Duckett, Ollie Pope (c), Joe Root, Harry Brook (vc), Jamie Smith (w), Chris W??oakes, Gus ??Atkinson, Matthew Potts, Mark Wood, Shoaib Bashir

Sri Lanka: Dhananjaya ??De Silva (C), Dimuth Karunaratne, Pathum Nissanka, Kusal Mendis (VC), Angelo Mathews, Dinesh Chandimal, Sadeera Samarawickrama, Vishwa Fernando, Kasun Rajitha, Prabath Jayasuriya, Ramesh Mendis

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In Match 7 of The Hundred Men’s 2024 season, Trent Rockets‘ spinner Imad Wasim made a game-changing impact against Manchester Originals at Old Trafford. The Pakistan-based all-rounder delivered a crucial blow by bowling Jamie Overton, creating a significant turning point. Wasim followed up with another key breakthrough, derailing Originals’ pursuit in a gripping chase. Wasim’s two-wicket burst in the final overs ultimately paved the way for Trent Rockets’ dramatic one-run victory over the Originals, securing their second consecutive win.

Imad Wasim’s remarkable ball to dismiss Jamie Overton

Defending a target of 146, Wasim went wicketless in his initial spell alongside express paceman Luke Wood. However, in his return during the slog overs, Wasim struck twice in three deliveries, dismissing Overton on 82nd delivery with a drifter from wide of the crease, Overton tried to push it but misjudged and ball crashed straight into the stumps. After that Imad further took the wicket of Tom Hartley. His crucial breakthroughs shifted the momentum and brought the game back in Rockets’ favour.

Here is the video:

Trent Rockets are fighting hard to win this match! 😮#TheHundred pic.twitter.com/oMUNmWt0BS

— The Hundred (@thehundred) July 29, 2024

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Trent Rockets steal the match from Manchester Originals’ grasp

In addition to Wasim’s key contributions, Afghanistan’s spin sensation Rashid Khan also claimed two wickets, reaching the milestone of 600 T20 wickets as Rockets ultimately secured a nail-biting one-run victory thanks to a tight final over by Jordan Thompson. Earlier in the game, Rockets posted a total of 145/7 from 100 balls, with Banton leading the charge with 45? runs off just 22 deliveries. Hartley delivered a standout performance with the ball for the Originals, taking three wickets for 25 runs.

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Welsh Fire secured a convincing eight-wicket victory over Manchester Originals in the third match of The Hundred’s Men 2024 at Old Trafford.

The Originals, led by Phil Salt, experienced a batting collapse, with David Willey and Joshua Little leading the charge for the Welsh’s bowling attack. The Originals were restricted to a meager 86/8, and the Welsh’s batting lineup clinically chased the target in just 57 deliveries.

David Willey’s destructive spell

Winning the toss, Welsh elected to field, putting the Originals into bat. Willey immediately made an impact by dismissing Phil Salt with the second delivery of the match. Willey’s destructive spell continued as he quickly took two more wickets, leaving the Originals reeling at 4/3 within just 15 balls.

Joshua Little takes out Sikandar Raza with a beauty

With the Originals in deep trouble, Sikandar Raza joined Wayne Madsen in an attempt to stabilize the innings. However, Raza’s stay was cut short by Little.

On the second delivery of the sixth set, Little bowled a good-length delivery around the off stump that nippe?d back in, catching Raza off g??uard. Raza attempted a defensive shot but the ball hit the under edge of the bat and crashed into the stumps, sending Raza back to the pavilion. This left the Originals at a precarious 19/4 after 27 balls.

Here’s the video:

Uh oh. Manchester Originals are in BIG trouble! 😬#TheHundred pic.twitter.com/1NZoWeqvun

— The Hundred (@thehundred) July 25, 2024

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Manchester Originals’ struggle and late-stage recovery 

The wickets kept falling, leaving the team at a precarious 35/6 by the halfway point. Early dismissals of key players like Salt and Laurie Evans added pressure to the batting lineup. The Originals’ batting lineup continued to falter with Usama Mir‘s dismissal on the 54th delivery, exacerbating their troubles.

Despite the grim situation, Jamie Overton and Scott Currie stepped up in the final stages. Overton’s aggressive play and Currie’s steady support forged a crucial 36-run partnership, adding vital runs to the scoreboard. Their resilience under pressure ensured the Originals reached a total of 86/8 after their 100 deliveries, providing a semblance of hope for their bowling unit.

Welsh Fire’s commanding chase

In response, Welsh’s openers, Tom Kohler-Cadmore and Jonny Bairstow, got off to a flying start, quickly amassing 37 runs without loss after 20 deliveries. The Originals managed a breakthrough when Currie dismissed Kohler-Cadmore on the 21st delivery. Nevertheless, with only ?39 runs needed from 75 deliveries, the Fire were in a commanding posit??ion.

Paul Walter then removed Bairstow on the 28th delivery, bringing captain Tom Abell to the crease. Abell, along with Joe Clarke, steadily guided the Fire closer to vic?tory. The pair comfortably steered their team to an eight-wicket win, reaching the target with 43 ball?s to spare.

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