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ReplayICC Champions Trophy · Match 5 · ODI
13 Sep 2004 · The Rose Bowl, Southampton · Australia won the toss and chose to field.
A real match, replayed ball by ball from its Cricsheet record. Nothing here is simulated.
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B Lee0-0-0-0
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Model of the match state only (score, balls, wickets)
▲ United States of America ahead · the axis is United States of America's chance of winning
| Innings | Over | Score | United States of America | Australia |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 0.0 | Start | 48% | 52% |
257projected · 80% range 178–335
Par 269 · projection 12 below par
Venue par at The Rose Bowl, from 27 completed first innings. Par is the first-innings total that gives the side batting first an even chance.
RP Alexander facing B Lee
Right-arm fast · Powerplay (1-10)
Career figures as of 2 Nov 2026, so they include matches after this one (13 Sep 2004).
United States of America0/0 (0 ov) · in progress
| Batter | R | B | 4s | 6s | SR | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RP Alexander*batting | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | – | |
| MR Johnson*batting | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | – | |
| Extras | 0 | |||||
| Total | 0/0 (0 ov) | |||||
Yet to bat: LC Romero, SJ Massiah, RW Staple, CA Reid, Rashid Zia, Aijaz Ali, Nasir Javed, DL Blake, HR Johnson
| Bowler | O | M | R | W | Econ |
|---|
Replays carry no fielders, so catches name only the bowler.
Runs after each over. Dots mark overs in which wickets fell.
No overs bowled yet.
Top strength (▲) and weakness (▼) from each player's career in this format, as of 2 Nov 2026, against comparable players.
No strength or weakness clears the sample threshold.
MR Johnson
No career record in this dataset.
LC Romero
No career record in this dataset.
SJ Massiah
No career record in this dataset.
RW Staple
No career record in this dataset.
CA Reid
No career record in this dataset.
Rashid Zia
No career record in this dataset.
Aijaz Ali
No career record in this dataset.
Nasir Javed
No career record in this dataset.
DL Blake
No career record in this dataset.
HR Johnson
No career record in this dataset.
Strength: Sri Lanka: average 57.5 · 91st percentile · 903 balls
Weakness: England: average 31.1 · 15th percentile · 501 balls
Strength: Powerplay (1-10): average 74.8 · 97th percentile · 2,372 balls
Weakness: Middle (11-40): average 36.5 · 1st percentile · 2,380 balls
Strength: South Africa: average 54.3 · 89th percentile · 1,281 balls
Weakness: Pakistan: average 26.4 · 1st percentile · 477 balls
Strength: Pace: average 67.3 · 99th percentile · 472 balls
Weakness: Spin: average 28.3 · 2nd percentile · 382 balls
Strength: Away from home: average 64.6 · 100th percentile · 2,540 balls
Weakness: At home: average 30.8 · below the 1st percentile · 1,414 balls
Strength: India: average 70.2 · 95th percentile · 470 balls
Weakness: New at the crease (first 15 balls): balls per dismissal 39.5 · 2nd percentile · 869 balls
Strength: Left-arm fast-medium: strike rate 89.8 · 96th percentile · 569 balls
Weakness: Right-arm fast: average 21.8 · below the 1st percentile · 509 balls
Strength: Right-handed batters: economy 3.7 · 97th percentile · 677 balls
Strength: New Zealand: average 18.1 · 93rd percentile · 757 balls
Weakness: Sri Lanka: average 34.3 · 8th percentile · 1,276 balls
Strength: Right-handed batters: average 16.5 · 99th percentile · 1,373 balls
Weakness: Left-handed batters: average 88.6 · below the 1st percentile · 578 balls
Strength: Left-handed batters: average 15.4 · 98th percentile · 972 balls
Weakness: Right-handed batters: average 24.4 · 9th percentile · 2,241 balls