Australian cricket team in England in 1989

The Australian cricket team toured England in the 1989 season to play a six-match Test series against England. The tour also included matches in Wales, Scotland, the Netherlands and Denmark.

Australia won the series 4-0 with two matches drawn. Australia therefore regained The Ashes.

Touring party

Test series summary

Main article: 1989 Ashes series

1st Test at Headingley – Australia won by 210 runs
2nd Test at Lord's Cricket Ground – Australia won by 6 wickets
3rd Test at Edgbaston – match drawn
4th Test at Old Trafford – Australia won by 9 wickets
5th Test at Trent Bridge – Australia won by an innings and 180 runs
6th Test at The Oval – match drawn

ODI series summary

1st ODI: England v Australia at Manchester, 25 May 1989
2nd ODI: England v Australia at Nottingham, 27 May 1989
3rd ODI: England v Australia at Lord's, 29 May 1989

The coach driver for the touring Australian cricket team in 1989 was Austin Grundy. The Australian scorer was Mike Walsh.

Other matches

Australians v League Cricket Conference XI at Dartmouth, 5 May 1989
Australians v Duchess of Norfolk's XI at Arundel, 7 May 1989
Sussex v Australians at Hove, 9 May 1989
Marylebone Cricket Club v Australians at Lord's, 11 May 1989
Worcestershire v Australians at Worcester, 13–14 May 1989
Somerset v Australians at Taunton, 17–19 May 1989
Middlesex v Australians at Lord's, 20–22 May 1989
Yorkshire v Australians at Leeds, 23 May 1989
Warwickshire v Australians at Birmingham, 31 May-2 Jun 1989
Derbyshire v Australians at Derby, 3-5 Jun 1989
Lancashire v Australians at Manchester, 14-16 Jun 1989
Northamptonshire v Australians at Northampton, 17-19 Jun 1989
Australians v Oxford and Cambridge Universities at The Parks, 28 Jun 1989
Glamorgan v Australians at Neath, 1-3 Jul 1989
Australians v Scotland at Glasgow, 15 Jul 1989
Australians v Minor Counties at Trowbridge, 17 Jul 1989
Hampshire v Australians at Southampton, 19-21 Jul 1989
Gloucestershire v Australians at Bristol, 22-23 Jul 1989
Nottinghamshire v Australians at Nottingham, 2-4 Aug 1989
Leicestershire v Australians at Leicester, 5-7 Aug 1989
Kent v Australians at Canterbury, 16-18 Aug 1989
Essex v Australians at Chelmsford, 19-21 Aug 1989
Australians v The Netherlands at The Hague, 2 Sep 1989
Australians v The Netherlands at The Hague, 3 Sep 1989
Australians v Denmark at Bronsby Stadium, 5 Sep 1989
Australians v Denmark at Slagelse Stadium, 6 Sep 1989

Annual reviews

Playfair Cricket Annual 1990
Wisden Cricketers' Almanack 1990

References

↑ "Australia in England, 1989". Cricinfo. Retrieved 2011-11-29.

External links

CricketArchive – tour itineraries

List of Ashes series (white – in England, yellow – in Australia)

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