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Aus v Eng ODIs

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Stevie_imp

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Don’t think it should be ignored that we spanked them bearing in mind theirrecord at the MCG.

Jason Roy hit the highest one-day international score by an England player with a sublime 180 to help the tourists beat Australia by five wickets in the first ODI at the MCG.

What we’ve lost in tests we’ve shown we’ve adapted to the shorter format.
 
England held their nerve to take a 2-0 lead in the one-day international series with a four-wicket victory over Australia at Brisbane.

Set 271 to win after Aaron Finch hit 106, the tourists eased to 119-1 only to be checked by the wickets of Alex Hales, Jonny Bairstow and Eoin Morgan.

Joe Root and Jos Buttler rebuilt before Mitchell Starc removed the wicketkeeper and Moeen Ali in quick succession.

But Root and Chris Woakes calmly guided England home with 34 balls to spare.
 
Well at this point in time they are 3rd in the international table. Must be doing something right .
 
Third ODI, Sydney
England 302-6 (50.0 overs): Buttler 100*, Woakes 53*
Australia 286-6 (50.0 overs): Finch 62, Stoinis 56, M Marsh 55; Wood 2-46
England won by 16 runs
 
Embarrassing top order batting from England with Roy, Hales, Root and Butler all scoring a Duck. We were an incredibly poor 8-5 at one stage.

 
England lose by 3 wickets

Head (96) anchors Australia's chase of 197
England bowled out for 196 in 44.5 overs
Woakes hit 78 as England recovered from 8-5
Roy, Bairstow, Root & Buttler all record ducks
Four wickets for Cummins; three for Hazlewood & Tye
 
Well that was an exciting final ODI. England bat first and put 259 runs on the board for their 19 wickets. Then bowl Australia out for 247.
 
England win by 12 runs
Curran stars - taking 5-35; bowling three of his victims
Root (62) top-scores for England in 259 all out
Tye takes 5-46 after Australia won toss
England win series 4-1
 
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