Ashes Tour 1985

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The 1985 Ashes Tour was the tour of the Australian national cricket team , which included the 53rd edition of the Ashes , and was held between May 30 and September 2, 1985. The international cricket tour was part of the 1985 international cricket season and included six test matches and three ODIs . England won the Test series 3–1, while Australia won the ODI series 1–2.

prehistory

It was the first tour of the season for both teams. The last meeting of the two teams on a tour took place in the 1982/83 season in Australia .

Stages

Tour venues

The following stages have been designated as the venue for the tour.

Stadion city capacity Games
Edgbaston Cricket Ground Birmingham 24,803 5. test; 2. ODI
Headingley Stadium Leeds 17,000 1st test
The oval London 23,500 6. Test
Lord's Cricket Ground London 30,000 2. test; 3. ODI
Old Trafford Cricket Ground Manchester 19,000 4. test; 1. ODI
Trent Bridge Nottingham 15,350 3rd test

Squad lists

test ODI
England England Australia Australia England England Australia Australia
  • Jonathan Agnew
  • Paul Allott
  • Ian Botham
  • Norman Cowans
  • Paul Downton
  • Phil Edmonds
  • Richard Ellison
  • John Emburey
  • Neil Foster
  • Mike Gatting
  • Graham Gooch
  • David Gower
  • Allan Lamb
  • Tim Robinson
  • Arnie Sidebottom
  • Paul Taylor
  • Peter Willey
  • Murray Bennett
  • David Boon
  • Allan Border
  • Dave Gilbert
  • Andrew Hilditch
  • Bob Holland
  • Geoff Lawson
  • Greg Matthews
  • Craig McDermott
  • Simon O'Donnell
  • Wayne Phillips
  • Greg Ritchie
  • Jeff Thomson
  • Dirk Wellham
  • Kepler Wessels
  • Graeme Wood
  • Jonathan Agnew
  • Paul Allott
  • Ian Botham
  • Norman Cowans
  • Paul Downton
  • Phil Edmonds
  • Richard Ellison
  • John Emburey
  • Neil Foster
  • Mike Gatting
  • Graham Gooch
  • David Gower
  • Allan Lamb
  • Tim Robinson
  • Arnie Sidebottom
  • Paul Taylor
  • Peter Willey
  • David Boon
  • Allan Border
  • Andrew Hilditch
  • Bob Holland
  • Geoff Lawson
  • Greg Matthews
  • Craig McDermott
  • Simon O'Donnell
  • Wayne Phillips
  • Greg Ritchie
  • Jeff Thomson
  • Dirk Wellham
  • Kepler Wessels
  • Graeme Wood

One-day internationals

First ODI in Manchester

May 30th
scorecard
Manchester England England
219 (54/55)
- Australia Australia
220-7 (54.1 / 55)
Australia wins with 3 wickets

Second ODI in Birmingham

June 1st
scorecard
Birmingham England England
231-7 (55/55)
- Australia Australia
233-6 (54/55)
Australia wins with 4 wickets

Third ODI in London

June 3
scorecard
London (Lord's) Australia Australia
254-5 (55/55)
- England England
257-2 (49/55)
England wins with 8 wickets

Testing

First test in Leeds

June
13-18 scorecard
Leeds Australia Australia
331 (98.1) & 324 (115.4)
- England England
533 (125) & 123-5 (38.4)
England wins with 5 wickets

Second test in London

June 27th - July 2nd
scorecard
London (Lord's) England England
290 (99.2) & 261 (80)
- Australia Australia
425 (124.4) & 127-6 (46)
Australia wins with 4 wickets

Third test in Nottingham

July
11-16 Scorecard
Nottingham England England
456 (129.4) & 196-2 (68)
- Australia Australia
539 (201.2)
draw

Fourth test in Manchester

August
1-6 scorecard
Manchester Australia Australia
257 (89.1) & 340-5 (140)
- England England
482-9d (141)
draw

Fifth test in Birmingham

August
15-20 Scorecard
Birmingham Australia Australia
335 (113.5) & 142 (64.1)
- England England
595-5d (134)
England won with one innings and 118 runs

Sixth test in London

August 29th - September 2nd
scorecard
London (oval) England England
464 (118.2)
- Australia Australia
241 (84) & 129 (46.3)
England wins with one innings and 94 runs

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