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England: Won 1–0
How England performed
A single victory, in the final Test, decided the 1963 home series in England's favour, 1–0.
At Birmingham England made 196 to Australia's 173 on first innings, and the match was drawn after Australia declared on 223/5 and England reached 91/3. Scarborough was a closer call: England made 167 against 276 and were 93/9 in their second innings when the match ended in a draw. The series was settled at The Oval, London, where England declared twice, on 254/8 and 160/7, and bowled Australia out for 205 and 160 to win by 49 runs.
England fixtures
England
196 & 91/3 – 173 & 223/5d
Australia
England drew
Match drawn
England
167 & 93/9 – 276
Australia
England drew
Match drawn
England
254/8d & 160/7d – 205 & 160
Australia
England won
England Women won by 49 runs
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