ENG vs AUS: Stats Preview ahead of the Second England vs Australia in Cardiff

The Second T20 international between Scotland and Australia will be played on September 11 (Wednesday) at the Sophia Gardens, Cardiff.

ENG vs AUS: Stats Preview ahead of the Second England vs Australia in Cardiff (Image Source: Google)

ENG vs AUS 2nd T20I Approaching Milestones: Australia cricket team dominated the first game against the England cricket team at the Rose Bowl and registered a 28-run win. They have taken a lead in the series, with the second game scheduled to take place on Friday. The next game will be played at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff. Australia are looking very good to win the series on Friday itself. They had a great show in the first game.

Travis Head was unstoppable and registered a 19-ball fifty. That gave the team a great start, and then the Australian bowlers did the rest. England looked below par because they have a number of young faces in their squad. England need a strong show in the Cariff cricket match because they can lose the series here. In this article, we will talk about key records to be broken in the second ENG vs AUS T20I on Friday.

England vs Australia Second T20: Approaching T20I Records and T20I Cricket Milestones Ahead of the Second T20 at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff

13 - Tim David bagged a golden duck in the first game and will look to do well here. He has 1165 runs in his T20I career and needs 13 runs to go past Yuvran Singh (1177) in all-time runs scorers in T20I.

2 Veteran leg-spinner Adil Rashid took one wicket in the first game. He is currently 7th highest wicket-taker in T20Is, and with two more wickets, he will go past Ireland's Mark Adair (122) to become 6th highest T20I wicket-taker.

5 - Marcus Stoinis has taken 45 wickets in his career so far. If he can take five wickets, he will complete 50 wickets and will be the fifth bowler from Australia to achieve this feat.

5 - Australian captain Mitchell Marsh scored only 2 runs in the first game. He needs 5 sixes to complete 200 international sixes. Six Australian batters have done this before him.

2 - Josh Hazlewood has 475 wickets for Australia in international cricket. If he can take two more wickets, he will replace Pat Cummins from the 8th spot in all-time wicket-takers in Australian cricket history.

3 - Adam Zampa has 111 wickets in T20Is. He needs three more wickets to enter the top ten wicket-takers in T20Is.

95 - English captain Phil Salt needs 95 runs to complete 1000 T20I runs in his career. He will be the 9th English player to do so.