Test Series Summary
- 1st Test at Trent Bridge
England | 185 | & | 125 | Australia won by 4 wickets |
MW Gatting 52 |
IT Botham 33, DI Gower 28 |
Trent Bridge, Nottingham, England |
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Australia | 179 | & | 132–6 | |
AR Border 63 |
J Dyson 38 |
- 2nd Test at Lord's
England | 311 | & | 265–8 dec. | match drawn |
P Willey 82, MW Gatting 59, GA Gooch 44 |
DI Gower 89, G Boycott 60 |
Lord's, London, England |
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Australia | 345 | & | 90–4 | |
AR Border 64 |
GM Wood 62no |
- 3rd Test at Headingley
Australia | 401–9 dec. | & | 111 | England won by 18 runs |
J Dyson 102, KJ Hughes 89, GN Yallop 58 |
J Dyson 34 |
Headingley, Leeds, England |
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England | 174 | & | 356 (f/o) | |
IT Botham 50 |
IT Botham 149no, GR Dilley 56, G Boycott 46 |
- 4th Test at Edgbaston
England | 189 | & | 219 | England won by 29 runs |
JM Brearley 48 |
MW Gatting 39, JE Emburey 37no |
Edgbaston, Birmingham, England |
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Australia | 258 | & | 121 | |
KJ Hughes 47, MF Kent 46 |
AR Border 40 |
- 5th Test at Old Trafford
England | 231 | & | 404 | England won by 103 runs |
CJ Tavaré 69, PJW Allott 52no |
IT Botham 118, CJ Tavaré 78, APE Knott 59, JE Emburey 57 |
Old Trafford, Manchester, England |
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Australia | 130 | & | 402 | |
MF Kent 52 |
AR Border 123no, GN Yallop 114 |
- 6th Test at The Oval
Australia | 352 | & | 344 | match drawn |
AR Border 106, GM Wood 66, MF Kent 54 |
DM Wellham 103, AR Border 84, RW Marsh 52 |
The Oval, London, England |
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England | 314 | & | 261–7 | |
G Boycott 137, MW Gatting 53 |
APE Knott 70no, MW Gatting 56, JM Brearley 51 |
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