Prime Minister's XI

Prime Minister's XI
England playing the PM's X in 2006
Personnel
CaptainAustralia Jack Edwards (2024)
Team information
Established1951
Home groundManuka Oval, Canberra
Capacity13,550[1]

The Prime Minister's XI or PM's XI (formerly Australian Prime Minister's Invitation XI) is an invitational cricket team picked by the Prime Minister of Australia for an annual match held at the Manuka Oval in Canberra against an overseas touring team. The Australian team usually consists of up-and-coming grade cricketers from the Canberra region and state players.

History

In 1962–63, Sir Donald Bradman came out of retirement to play for the Prime Minister's XI against the Marylebone Cricket Club. It was the last time Bradman ever played competitive cricket, and he was freakishly bowled by Brian Statham for just four runs. When Bradman returned to the pavilion, he told then-Prime Minister Robert Menzies, "It wouldn't happen in a thousand years. Anyway, that's my final appearance at the wicket."[2]

In 2003, there was a match between the PM's XI and an ATSIC Chairperson's XI held at Adelaide Oval.[3]

The match on 2 December 2005 had to end early due to the Canberra storms, with Australia getting 4/316, and West Indies finishing in the 31st over at 3/174. The PM's XI won by six runs using the Duckworth-Lewis method, the first time in the fixture's history to be decided using the method.

In 2014, the Prime Minister's XI suffered the biggest defeat in the history of the match against England after being bowled out for just 92.[4]

List of matches

Date(s) Prime Minister Opposition team Format Result/winner Result/margin
27 Oct 1951 Robert Menzies  West Indies One day match Match drawn
8 Dec 1954 Robert Menzies Marylebone Cricket Club Marylebone CC XI One day match Marylebone Cricket Club Marylebone CC XI 31 runs
10 Feb 1959 Robert Menzies Marylebone Cricket Club Marylebone CC XI One day match Marylebone Cricket Club Marylebone CC XI 4 wickets[5]
18 Feb 1961 Robert Menzies  West Indies One day match Match tied
6 Feb 1963 Robert Menzies Marylebone Cricket Club Marylebone CC XI One day match Marylebone Cricket Club Marylebone CC XI 4 runs
3 Feb 1964 Robert Menzies South Africa South Africa One day match Australia Prime Minister's XI 1 wicket
17 Dec 1965 Robert Menzies Marylebone Cricket Club Marylebone CC XI One day match Marylebone Cricket Club Marylebone CC XI 2 wickets
24 Jan 1984 Bob Hawke  West Indies One day match Australia Prime Minister's XI 52 runs
22 Jan 1985 Bob Hawke  West Indies One day match Cricket West Indies West Indies 15 runs
22 Jan 1986 Bob Hawke  New Zealand One day match No result[a]
23 Dec 1986 Bob Hawke  England One day match England England XI 4 wickets
23 Dec 1987 Bob Hawke  New Zealand One day match New Zealand New Zealand 37 runs
13 Jan 1988 Bob Hawke Aboriginal XI One day match Aboriginal XI 7 wickets
8 Dec 1988 Bob Hawke  West Indies One day match Match abandoned[a]
9 Jan 1989 Bob Hawke Aboriginal XI One day match Aboriginal XI 3 wickets
31 Jan 1990 Bob Hawke  Pakistan One day match Australia Prime Minister's XI 81 runs
4 Dec 1990 Bob Hawke  England One day match Australia Prime Minister's XI 31 runs
17 Dec 1991 Bob Hawke  India One day match Australia Prime Minister's XI 75 runs
12 Nov 1992 Paul Keating  West Indies One day match Prime Minister's XI 3 runs
2 Dec 1993 Paul Keating South Africa South Africa One day match Australia Prime Minister's XI 4 runs
9 Nov 1994 Paul Keating  England One day match Australia Prime Minister's XI 2 wickets
5 Dec 1995 Paul Keating  West Indies One day match Match abandoned[a]
10 Dec 1996 John Howard  West Indies One day match Australia Prime Minister's XI 58 runs
2 Dec 1997 John Howard  South Africa One day match South Africa South Africa 11 runs
17 Dec 1998 John Howard  England One day match England England XI 16 runs
7 Dec 1999 John Howard  India One day match Australia Prime Minister's XI 164 runs
7 Dec 2000 John Howard  West Indies One day match Australia Prime Minister's XI 4 wickets
19 Apr 2001 John Howard ATSIC Chairman's XI One day match ATSIC Chairman's XI 7 wickets
6 Dec 2001 John Howard  New Zealand One day match New Zealand New Zealand 4 wickets
8 Mar 2002 John Howard ATSIC Chairman's XI One day match Australia Prime Minister's XI 8 wickets
10 Dec 2002 John Howard  England One day match Australia Prime Minister's XI 4 wickets
21 Mar 2003 John Howard ATSIC Chairman's XI One day match Australia Prime Minister's XI 8 wickets
28 Jan 2004 John Howard  India One day match India India 1 run
25 Jan 2005 John Howard  Pakistan One day match Pakistan Pakistan 5 wickets
2 Dec 2005 John Howard  West Indies One day match Australia Prime Minister's XI 6 runs (DLS)[a]
10 Nov 2006 John Howard  England One day match Australia Prime Minister's XI 166 runs
30 Jan 2008 Kevin Rudd  Sri Lanka One day match Sri Lanka Sri Lanka 4 wickets
29 Jan 2009 Kevin Rudd  New Zealand One day match Australia Prime Minister's XI 6 wickets
4 Feb 2010 Kevin Rudd  West Indies One day match Cricket West Indies West Indies 90 runs (DLS)[a]
10 Jan 2011 Julia Gillard  England One day match England England 7 wickets (DLS)[a]
3 Feb 2012 Julia Gillard  Sri Lanka One day match Match abandoned[a]
29 Jan 2013 Julia Gillard  West Indies One day match Australia Prime Minister's XI 23 runs
14 Jan 2014 Tony Abbott  England One day match England England 172 runs
14 Jan 2015 Tony Abbott  England One day match England England 60 runs
23 Oct 2015 Malcolm Turnbull  New Zealand One day match New Zealand New Zealand 102 runs
15 Feb 2017 Malcolm Turnbull  Sri Lanka One day match Sri Lanka Sri Lanka 5 wickets
31 Oct 2018 Scott Morrison  South Africa One day match Australia Prime Minister's XI 4 wickets
24 Oct 2019 Scott Morrison  Sri Lanka One day match Australia Prime Minister's XI 1 wicket
23–26 Nov 2022 Anthony Albanese  West Indies Four day match Match drawn
6–9 Dec 2023 Anthony Albanese  Pakistan Four day match Match drawn
1 Dec 2024 Anthony Albanese  India One day match India India 6 wickets

Results by Prime Minister and Party

Party Played Won Lost Drawn Abandoned Win Percentage
Labor 23 9 9 2 4 39.1
Liberal 27 11 14 1 0 40.7
Prime Minister Played Won Lost Drawn Win Percentage In Office
Robert Menzies 7 1 4 1 14.3 1939-41,1949-66
Bob Hawke 11 4 4 0 36.4 1983-91
Paul Keating 4 3 0 0 75 1991-96
John Howard 14 8 6 0 57.1 1996-07
Kevin Rudd 3 1 2 0 33.3 2007-2010,2013
Julia Gillard 3 1 1 0 33.3 2010-2013
Tony Abbott 2 0 2 0 0 2013-15
Malcolm Turnbull 2 0 2 0 0 2015-2018
Scott Morrison 2 2 0 0 100 2018-2022
Anthony Albanese 3 0 1 2 0 2022-present

Notable matches

Prime Minister's XI vs MCC 1954–55

8 December 1954
scorecard
v
Prime Minister's XI
MCC won by 31 runs
Manuka Oval, Canberra, Australia

In the MCC tour of Australia in 1954–55 the cricket loving Prime Minister of Australia Robert Menzies invited the MCC to a reception on the evening before the match and the ex-Australian captain Lindsay Hassett recited a ditty about facing "Typhoon" Tyson.

They say that this bloke Tyson is fast!
Faster than Larwood so they say!
They also say that he takes a run-up of a hundred yards!
Fast - psshaw! I'm not scared of him and his long run.
Tomorrow when I bat, I'll hook him out of sight!

From left to right: Ray Lindwall, Australian Prime Minister Robert Menzies, Lindsay Hassett and Frank Worrell.

When he finished there was a thunder-clap from the storm outside "Listen, he's just started his run-up!" joked Hassett. The match was a game played in one day with each side playing one innings rather than Limited overs cricket in the modern sense of the term. Hutton won the toss and opened with Bill Edrich, but both were out for 25/2, but Peter May made 101 and added 98 with Vic Wilson (29) and 76 with Tom Graveney (56). Johnny Wardle scooped and swatted 37 not out and the MCC declared on 278/7 after 40 eight-ball overs. The match had a party atmosphere and Hassett gave 9 of his players a bowl, six of them took a wicket and himself 2/34 with his medium pacers. Tailender Ian Johnson opened the Australian batting and was out for 4, but his partner was the big hitting Richie Benaud who smashed the ball all over the ground in his 113 as the Prime Minister's XI made 247 off 30.3 overs at over a run a ball. One of his sixes was caught by the Governor General Field Marshal Sir William Slim and a businessman donated £35 and 10 shillings to local charities, 30 shillings for each six and 10 shillings for each four. Veteran batsman Sam Loxton hit 47 and Keith Miller 38 as Bill Edrich's fast bowling cost him 40 runs off 5 overs, though he did take 2 wickets. Johnny Wardle (4/73) produced a middle order collapse from 195/2 to 234/7 with Vic Wilson helping him with three catches. When Hassett came in to bat Tyson was brought on and took an outrageously long run up before bowling a slow donkey drop. He then bowled a real bouncer that hit Hassett on the hand before catching him off Len Hutton's leg spin (3/15) for a 31 run victory.[6]

Prime Minister's XI vs MCC 1958–59

10 February 1959
scorecard
v
MCC won by 4 wickets
Manuka Oval, Canberra, Australia

On the MCC tour of Australia in 1958–59 Prime Minister Robert Menzies had five Australian captains in his team; Lindsay Hassett, Ian Johnson, Arthur Morris, Ian Craig and Ray Lindwall, the all-rounder Sam Loxton and a Victorian wicket-keeper called Les Botham. They batted first and the opener Morris hit 14 boundaries in his 79 and Brian James, a New South Wales Country player hit 5 sixes in his 88 before retiring hurt. Tom Graveney took 2/38 with his leg-spin and Jim Laker 2/61. They declared on 288/7 off 38 eight-ball overs in two hours and thirty-five minutes, leaving the MCC roughly the same number of overs in slightly less time. Peter Richardson was out for a duck to Lindwall, Ted Dexter thrashed 76 before hitting his wicket and Colin Cowdrey struck 101 runs in 84 minutes with 10 boundaries to win the match by four wickets. After the victory the MCC batted on to entertain the crowd and Cowdrey reached his century before he was caught by Hassett off Morris (4/46), who ran through the lower order with his part-time leg-spin and they were all out for 332.

Prime Minister's XI vs MCC 1962–63

6 February 1963
scorecard
v
MCC win by 3 runs
Manuka Oval, Canberra, Australia
Umpires: G.F. Connelly (AUS) and J.G. Humphries (AUS)
Sir Donald Bradman came out of retirement to play for the Prime Minister's XI, the last time he ever batted; "that's my final appearance at the wicket."[2]

In the MCC tour of Australia in 1962–63 there was intense anticipation for the match against the Prime Minister's XI as the 54-year-old Sir Donald Bradman agreed to captain the team after 14 years without playing cricket. The thorough man that he was Bradman started practicing for the big day and 10,000 men, women and children came to see him bat for the last time. His old foe the MCC assistant-manager Alec Bedser agreed to play and the Bradman Pavilion was unveiled at the Manuka Oval. The Australian Prime Minister Robert Menzies was a keen cricket fan who initiated these matches in 1951 and the money raised was donated to Legacy, a charity for the dependents of deceased Australian servicemen. Ted Dexter won the toss and elected to bat with Bradman fielding at first slip they rattled the fence with 36 fours and birthday-boy Fred Trueman hit a six. David Sheppard top-scored with 72 and Colin Cowdrey made 42. Richie Benaud took 2/62 off 8 overs, but the bowling honours went to the Canberra leg-spinner G. Brown, who took 3/61. Dexter nicked a ball off Brown to Wally Grout, but was called back by Bradman when he walked as the umpire gave him not out. "Lord Ted" lofted the next ball to Cowper at extra-cover and walked off for 22. Dexter declared the innings at 253/7, leaving the Prime Minister's XI 254 to win and Bob Cowper (47) and Ray Flockton (45) got the home team off to a good start with 7 boundaries apiece. They had both departed and the score was 108/3 when the name of Bradman came up on the board and the great man in a baggy green cap walked out to the crease to a standing ovation, surrounded by photographers and greeted by the England team. Tom Graveney's leg-spin got him off the mark with a straight-drive and in the next over from Brian Statham the Australian politician Don Chipp hit a single to put Bradman on strike. Although it was the intention of the MCC to let Bradman get some runs, and to bat against Bedser, Statham bowled a leg-cutter that came off the inside edge, brushed the pads and bounced onto the stumps with just enough force to dislodge a bail and the Don was out. Statham threw up his hands in anguish and the crowd was stunned, but "the little man, after one brief look back at his broken wicket, walked quickly away, the step firm, the head erect, but the shoulders, one thought, now slightly stooped. He had made one scoring stroke, for four. The crowd watched him go and sighed. How much they wanted just a half-hour, at least, of him—as the Englishmen had."[7] In his last Test 14 years before he had been bowled by Eric Hollies for a duck, four runs short of a Test average of 100.00. He reached the pavilion to the commiserations of the Prime Minister and the Duke of Norfolk and told them "It wouldn't happen in a thousand years. Anyway that's my final appearance at the wicket."[2] After this the rest of the match was an anticlimax. Neil Harvey was out for 3 and the PM's XI were 123/6 before Richie Benaud (63) and Ken Mackay (49) restored the situation, but David Allen (5/68) took three quick wickets, G. Brown was unable to bat so the PM's XI were out for 250 and the MCC won by 3 runs. Robert Menzies invited both teams to dinner and at the end of his speech presented a delighted Fred Trueman with a silver tankard as a birthday present from the Australian people. The Duke joked to the Prime Minister "I suppose you know you've just destroyed the disciplinary labours of several months?"[8][9][10]

Prime Minister's XI vs MCC 1965–66

17 December 1965
scorecard
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MCC win by 2 wickets
Manuka Oval, Canberra, Australia
Umpires: B.M Chapman (AUS) and G. Connolly (AUS)

On the MCC tour of Australia in 1965–66 the Prime Minister of Australia Robert Menzies had a team that consisted of Australian Test players such as Wally Grout, Alan Connolly and Bob Cowper, retired veterans Neil Harvey, Richie Benaud and Jim Burke, young talent like Keith Stackpole and the teenaged Paul Sheahan as well as the famous West Indian fast bowler Wes Hall. Benaud captained the team and fulfilled 90% of his duties by winning the toss and choosing to bat. Thanks to Burke (79), Sheahan (60), Benaud (45) and Stackpole (32 not out) the Prime Minister's XI hit 288/7 in 35 overs, with the wickets shared amongst the touring bowlers with Jeff Jones taking 2/21, David Larter 2/43 and Bob Barber 2/72. The declaration came halfway through the day and the MCC's 289/8 also took 35 overs, though they passed 200 for the loss of two wickets as Geoff Boycott made 95 before he was run out, Colin Cowdrey 52 and M.J.K. Smith 51 not out. Eight bowlers were used, but the best was Jim Burke who took 2/5 with his infamous chucking action, dismissing John Murray and Jones for ducks in the closing minutes of the match.

Notes

  1. ^ a b c d e f g Rain intervened / stopped play

References

Citations

  1. ^ "Manuka Oval – Canberra, ACT". Manukaoval.com.au. Retrieved 18 November 2021.
  2. ^ a b c Moyes and Goodman, pp. 138–139
  3. ^ "2003 PM's XI v ATSIC Chairman's XI Cricket Match". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Archived from the original on 3 August 2004. Retrieved 1 December 2005.
  4. ^ "England claim rare tour victory". ESPN Cricinfo. Retrieved 23 June 2014.
  5. ^ "The Home of CricketArchive". Cricketarchive.com. Retrieved 18 November 2021.
  6. ^ Tyson p. 113–116
  7. ^ Moyes and Goodman, p. 138
  8. ^ Moyes and Goodman, pp. 137–139
  9. ^ Swanton, pp. 127–128 and pp. 135–136
  10. ^ Trueman, p. 373

Books

  • Alec Bedser, May's Men in Australia, Stanley Paul, 1959
  • A.G. Moyes and Tom Goodman, With the M.C.C. in Australia 1962–63, A Critical Story of the Tour, The Sportsmans Book Club, 1965
  • E.W. Swanton, Swanton in Australia, with MCC 1946–1975, Fontana, 1977
  • Fred Trueman, As It Was, The Memoirs of Fred Trueman, Pan Books, 2004
  • Frank Tyson, In the Eye of the Typhoon: The Inside Story of the MCC Tour of Australia and New Zealand 1954/55, Parrs Wood Press, 2004

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