1st Test Match ASHES Players rating

TAUNTON, ENGLAND – APRIL 12: General view of play during the Specsavers County Championship Division One match between Warwickshire and Kent at Edgbaston Cricket Ground on April 12, 2019 in Birmingham, England. (Photo by Gareth Copley/Getty Images)

England

BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND – AUGUST 05: Jason Roy of England is bowled by Nathan Lyon of Australia during day five of the 1st Specsavers Ashes Test between England and Australia at Edgbaston on August 05, 2019 in Birmingham, England. (Photo by Gareth Copley/Getty Images)

So let’s start with England and let’s be honest they only had few bright spot’s, so let’s go through the players and my ratings for the players. I be a bit harsh as they were losing team but they did not perform at the standard they should of.The ratings are like fifia ratings so for example if you 90 overall you are really good but the lower you go like 50 overall you have not great game, let’s start shall we and they are brief.

Rory Burns , 80 Overall

Highest score 133, batted well in the first innings but could not achieve same feat in the second inning.

Jason Roy, 60 Overall

Highest score 28. Did not have great game because I think he is still in one day mindset.

Joe Root , 70 Overall

Highest score 57. Needs to convert into hundreds.

Joe Denly , 50 Overall

Highest score 18. Will need to improve if he want’s to hold his spot.

Jos Bulter, 50 Overall

Highest score 5. Had a horrible game.

Ben Stokes, 70 Overall

Highest score 50. Did not bowl well but batted quite well in the first inning but needed to bat better in the second innings.

Jonny Bairstow, 55 overall

Highest score 8, Did not bat well and kept okay but will need to improve batting.

Moeen Ali , 45 Overall

Had a shocker not even going to put his score up and his bowling was quite poor.

Chris Woakes , 75 Overall

Highest score of 37, did his job with the bat , should of bowl more in the second innings.

Stuart Broard, 75 Overall

Bowl well and needed his partner in crime fit so they were chance winning the test match.

James Anderson N/A *

No rating as he only bowl four overs and did not do a lot with bat.

Australia

BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND – AUGUST 05: Australia bowler Pat Cummins celebrates with team mates after dismissing Chris Woakes to win the match during the fifth day of the 1st Test match between England and Australia at Edgbaston on August 05, 2019 in Birmingham, England. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images)

Play very well and were save by Steve Smith superb batting but Australia will need to bat better and I think still question on who should open the batting. Moreover the bowlers were amazing and were helpful in the win especially Lyon who was great on the fifth day and same rating system.

David Warner, 55 Overall

Highest score 8, did not have a great return game and I not think the real warner was at the crease and will need to bat better.

Cameron Brancroft, 60 Overall

Highest score 8, Same as Warner did not have great comeback but flied well at short leg.

Usman Khawaja, 65 Overall

Highest Score 4o Needs to perform better and should made more.

Steve Smith , 99 Overall

Highest score 144. No words but just a freak and play marvellous.

Travis Head , 70 overall

Highest score 51, needed to convert into hundreds but will like his chances at lords.

Matthew Wade, 80 Overall

Highest score 104 ,Play well and should be very proud of his hundred and shut up the critics.

Tim Paine, 80 Overall

Highest score 34, was very good in the plan in beating England and kept well.

James Pattinson, 80 Overall

Highest score 47,Batted well when the game was on line and great see him fit and firing with ball. Great return back to test cricket.

Patrick Cummins, 80 Overall

Highest score 26, Batted well in the second innings and bowl really well and prove world why he is the number one bowler in the world.

Peter Siddle, 80 Overall

Highest score 44, great return to test cricket with bat and ball.

Nathan Lyon, 81 Overall

Play really well especially on the final day of the test match taking 6 wickets.

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