England 121 & 105/0 – 74 & 151 Australia England won
England won by 10 wickets
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England: Lost 1–2
How England performed
England took the lead in the 1909 series with a ten-wicket win in Birmingham, bowling Australia out for 74 and 151 and knocking off 105 without loss. It was their only victory.
Australia levelled at Lord's, London, winning by nine wickets after bowling England out for 121 in their second innings, and went ahead at Leeds, where England were dismissed for 87 in the fourth innings and lost by 126 runs. The last two Tests were drawn. In Manchester, England finished on 108 for three after Australia had declared at 279 for nine, and at The Oval, London, they were 104 for three when the match ended, Australia having declared at 339 for five. Australia won the series 2–1.
England fixtures
England 121 & 105/0 – 74 & 151 Australia England won
England won by 10 wickets
England 269 & 121 – 350 & 41/1 Australia England lost
Australia won by 9 wickets
England 182 & 87 – 188 & 207 Australia England lost
Australia won by 126 runs
England 119 & 108/3 – 147 & 279/9d Australia England drew
Match drawn
England 352 & 104/3 – 325 & 339/5d Australia England drew
Match drawn
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