Sports & Live Scores
Australia beat England by seven wickets in first men’s cricket ODI – live reaction
Source: Sport | The Guardian · Published
Report: Beardman stars in rout of England Any thoughts? Get in touch with an email All the talk of past deeds and perhaps even future global tournaments can be pushed aside as Xavier Bartlett stands at the top of his mark with Tom Banton on strike and Ben Duckett at the other end
Report: Beardman stars in rout of England Any thoughts? Get in touch with an email All the talk of past deeds and perhaps even future global tournaments can be pushed aside as Xavier Bartlett stands at the top of his mark with Tom Banton on strike and Ben Duckett at the other end. Let’s play … Thanks for Will to nudging attention closer to the action in Perth as the players line up for the Welcome to Country and the national anthems.
Continue reading...
Related stories
Australia race to paltry target after debutant quick Beardman routs England in first ODI
A week of quietly watching Australian cricket descend into civil war ended with smiles being wiped from English faces as a stunning debut from fast bowler Mahli Beardman consigned the tourists to an all-too-familiar hammering in Perth. Victory in a low-key one-day international w
Sport | The Guardian ·
England thrashed by Australia in first ODI
England meekly offer Australia respite from the ongoing sandpaper scandal by being bowled out for 131 in the first one-day international in Perth.
feeds.bbci.co.uk ·
England crumble in Perth again as Australia win first ODI
England capitulated in Perth for the second year running as an Australia side engulfed by the 'Sandpapergate' storm cruised to a seven-wicket victory in a series-opening ODI in which debutant Mahli Beardman recorded a six-wicket haul.
SkySports | News ·
Scorecard: Australia vs England, first ODI, Perth
Latest score from Optus Stadium as England face Australia in the first of three one-day internationals.
SkySports | News ·
The Breakdown | England need to unearth World Cup core despite derby friction and injury chaos
Nations Championship games against Australia and Japan should be the end of experimentation for Steve Borthwick Even on the most serene days no one would describe coaching England as a relaxing gig. With his side’s opening November Test looming on Sunday week, Steve Borthwick is
Sport | The Guardian ·