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AUS vs ENG Statistical Preview: Key Stats, Records And History Ahead Of 4th Champions Trophy Match

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AUS will take on England in Match 4 of Champions Trophy 2025 [Source: @rahulljoshiii, @ICC/x.com]AUS will take on England in Match 4 of Champions Trophy 2025 [Source: @rahulljoshiii, @ICC/x.com]

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Few rivalries in international cricket carry the weight and intensity of Australia versus England. This historic battle dates back to the very origins of the sport and every clash between these two giants adds another chapter to an already legendary saga.

As the Champions Trophy 2025 catches momentum, the cricketing community is getting ready for yet another thrilling clash between these age-old foes. Match 4 of the tournament will see Australia sqauring off with England at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on Saturday, February 22.

Both sides are coming into the match with an aim turn their fortunes around after underwhelming ODI series results. Australia endured a 2-0 drubbing at the hands of Sri Lanka in spin-friendly conditions.

On the other hand, England found themselves on the wrong side of a 3-0 whitewash against India. With pride, momentum and a strong start to their Champions Trophy campaign at stake, expect nothing short of fireworks.

AUS vs ENG: Historical Overview In ODIs And Champions Trophy

When it comes to head-to-head encounters in ODIs, Australia have historically held the upper hand. The record six-time world champions have dominated England across formats, particularly in the 50-over game.

Out of the 161 ODIs played between these cricketing heavyweights, Australia have emerged victorious in 91 matches while England have managed 65 wins. Two encounters ended in a tie and three games produced no result. Notably, his upcoming fixture will be the first-ever ODI clash between these two sides on Pakistani soil.

However, England has a better record against Australia in the Champions Trophy. Out of their five meetings in the tournament's history, England have won three while Australia have claimed victory twice.

Australia And England Squads For Champions Trophy

Australia’s Squad

Steve Smith (c), Sean Abbott, Alex Carey, Ben Dwarshuis, Nathan Ellis, Jake Fraser-McGurk, Aaron Hardie, Travis Head, Josh Inglis, Spencer Johnson, Marnus Labuschagne, Glenn Maxwell, Tanveer Sangha, Matthew Short, Adam Zampa. Travelling reserve: Cooper Connolly

England’s Squad

Jos Buttler (c), Jofra Archer, Gus Atkinson, Harry Brook, Brydon Carse, Ben Duckett, Jamie Overton, Jamie Smith, Liam Livingstone, Adil Rashid, Joe Root, Saqib Mahmood, Phil Salt, Mark Wood

Top Run-Scorers In AUS vs ENG ODIs

We have considered only active players playing in the Champions Trophy 2025 for this section.

Steve Smith (AUS)

Steve Smith has been Australia's leading run-scorer in ODIs against England among active players. He has played 39 matches and scored 1,240 runs at an average of 37.57 and a strike rate of 83.55. His highest score remains 102* with one century and six half-centuries to his name.

Jos Buttler (ENG)

Jos Buttler has been a crucial player for England in this rivalry as he has played 35 matches and amassed 969 runs at an average of 37.26 and a strike rate of 103.74. He has notched up two centuries and five half-centuries against Australia in ODI cricket.

Glenn Maxwell (AUS)

The explosive Glenn Maxwell has contributed significantly with the bat, scoring 899 runs in 28 matches against England in ODIs. He has maintained an average of 37.45 and a blistering strike rate of 108.70, including one century and six fifties.

Top Wicket-Takers In AUS vs ENG ODIs

We have considered only active players playing in the Champions Trophy 2025 for this section.

Adil Rashid (ENG)

Adil Rashid has been England’s go-to spinner in ODIs against Australia. Since making his debut in 2009, he has played 31 ODIs vs Australia and snagged up 50 wickets at an average of 31.16 and an economy rate of 5.59. His best bowling figures in an innings are 4/41.

Adam Zampa (AUS)

Adam Zampa has emerged as Australia's frontline spinner in ODIs.He has played 16 matches and taken 34 wickets at an average of 23.29, an economy of 5.43, and a strike rate of 25.73. His best figures stand at 4/31.

Glenn Maxwell (AUS)

Glenn Maxwell has played a key role as an all-rounder, picking up 20 wickets in 28 matches. He averages 36.05 with the ball, maintaining an economy of 5.38 and a strike rate of 40.20. His best bowling performance in an innings is 4/46.


AUS vs ENG Key Stats

Australia’s Key Records

  • Australia have dominated the recent head-to-head battle, winning eight of the last ten ODIs against England.
  • In the last five ODIs between the two sides, Australia have won three, while England have won two.
  • Travis Head has been in sublime form, scoring 266 runs in his last five ODIs at an average of 66.5 and a strike rate of 119.28.
  • Adam Zampa has been effective with the ball, picking up 12 wickets in his last nine ODIs with an economy rate of 6.26 and a strike rate of 34.16.

England’s Key Records

  • Ben Duckett has been a standout performer, scoring 341 runs in his last seven ODIs at an average of 48.71 and a strike rate of 115.98.
  • Adil Rashid has taken 13 wickets in his last ten ODIs while maintaining an economy rate of 5.67 and a strike rate of 38.92.
  • Brydon Carse has been a key asset with the ball, claiming eight wickets in his last five ODIs at an economy rate of 7.06 and a strike rate of 27.

Records Which Could Be Broken In AUS vs ENG

  • Steve Smith (17,068 runs) needs 44 more runs to surpass Michael Clarke (17,112) in Australia’s all-time run charts across formats.
  • Steve Smith (4,815 runs) requires 36 more runs to overtake Allan Border (4,850) as the second-highest run-scorer across formats in AUS vs ENG encounters. The record is held by Sir Don Bradman (5,028 runs).
  • Adil Rashid (50 wickets) needs four more wickets to surpass Glenn McGrath (53) and become the second-highest wicket-taker in AUS vs ENG ODIs. Brett Lee leads the chart with 65 wickets.