England vs Australia, 3rd ODI at Nottingham, Jun 19 2018, Australia tour of England

RESULT
3rd ODI (D/N), Nottingham, June 19, 2018, Australia tour of England
481/6
(37/50 ov, T:482) 239

England won by 242 runs

Player Of The Match
147 (92)
alex-hales
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Scorecard summary
England 481/6(50 overs)
147 (92)
3/92 (10)
1/70 (10)
Australia 239/10(37 overs)
51 (39)
4/47 (10)
3/28 (5)
end of over 373 runs • 1 wicket
AUS: 239/10CRR: 6.45 RRR: 18.69
Andrew Tye5 (5b)
Adil Rashid 9-0-47-4
Moeen Ali 5-0-28-3

England have won by 242 runs and take an unbeaten 3-0 lead in the series. Don't adjust your set, that is the margin. England largest runs victory, Australia's largest runs defeat. What a performance from the home side. Utterly, utterly dominate. Jonny Bairstow, Alex Hales, Eoin Morgan followed by seven wickets for Moeen Ali and Adil Rashid. Bairstow and Hales lead England. A chastened Australia come out to shake hands. Rough day for them. We'll bring you the presentations shortly. Meanwhile, have a read of Mel Farrell's view from the ground. When the burger-stand vendors were on alert for white missiles.

Jasdev: "Such identical performances by Bairstow and Hales.. in terms of runs scored, balls faced, boundaries scored, even on the field, one run-out/catch each. Tough call for MoM!"

Presentation time...Tim Paine "That was some of the best striking I've seen. Hats off to the English boys, they are red hot. On a positive side we are getting some games into the young guys. That was the hardest day I've had in 16-17 years. It was tough, no matter where we put the field they hit the gaps. They are the yardstick of 50-over cricket. Twelve months is a hell of a long time in cricket so things can turn for you quickly. We have six guys who potentially will come back in some will have depth and experience."

Eoin Morgan "Certainly a day for everyone in that changing room to be very proud of. The level of intensity was different to anything we've done in the last three years. It was as close to a complete performance as we've got to. Guys were relentless. A day to be proud. It's never a case of them just getting score, they operate at the strike-rate the team wants them to. There are two more opportunities to score big runs. [Selection] is a good headache to have. It really does keep the playing XI on their toes. Nice place to be with a year until the World Cup. When we get to Durham we'll reassess the bowlers and how they travel. Will be a case of managing the bowlers. We are 3-0 up but two more opportunities to win games of cricket. The way we look at it is that we need to be on top of our game if any trends change by next year. We have put ourselves into a position to adapt."

Man of the match is Alex Hales "As good as it gets, personally and from the team perspective. A special day. You'd have to rank it up there as better [than 2016], we are in a really good headspace as a team. The pool of talent is as good as it's been in one-day cricket. We have to perform day in day out. You are always striving to improve."

Before we leave you, here are some of the major records from today. Now we'll wrap it there for today. What a performance from England. Their thoughts will turn to 5-0 now. Australia will look to save face at Chester-le-Street and Old Trafford. We'll be back on Thursday but for now, from Gnasher and Miller, it's goodnight.

36.6
W
Rashid to Stanlake, OUT

and that's all over! Another googly from Rashid, Stanlake lunges out of his crease, spins past the outside edge and Buttler has time to do the rest.

Billy Stanlake st †Buttler b Rashid 1 (4b 0x4 0x6) SR: 25
36.5
Rashid to Stanlake, no run

a googly, he plays back and it slides off the face to backward point

36.4
1
Rashid to Tye, 1 run

worked into square leg

36.3
1
Rashid to Stanlake, 1 run

starts to use his feet, doesn't get to the pitch, nudges to midwicket

36.2
Rashid to Stanlake, no run

full at off stump, blocked to point

36.1
1
Rashid to Tye, 1 run

pushes down the ground to long-on

Shashwat: "@Jay - You don't need economical bowlers if your batsmen are capable of scoring 400+ against any bowling attack!!"

end of over 364 runs • 1 wicket
AUS: 236/9CRR: 6.55 RRR: 17.57
Andrew Tye3 (3b)
Moeen Ali 5-0-28-3
Adil Rashid 7.1-0-44-3
35.6
W
Moeen Ali to Jhye Richardson, OUT

well, he didn't shape up too nicely there! Oops. A charge down the pitch, head in the air, this is bowled with nice flight, grips and spins between bat and pad. Simple stumping

Jhye Richardson st †Buttler b Ali 14 (25b 0x4 0x6) SR: 56
35.5
2
Moeen Ali to Jhye Richardson, 2 runs

uses his feet and then whips this from outside off wide of long-on...Richardson shapes up nicely with the bat

35.4
Moeen Ali to Jhye Richardson, no run

pushed into the on side

35.3
1
Moeen Ali to Tye, 1 run

drags this from outside off out to deep midwicket

35.2
Moeen Ali to Tye, no run

defended back to the bowler

35.1
1
Moeen Ali to Jhye Richardson, 1 run

tucks a straight delivery to deep square

Moeen Ali returns

Dave: "Not perhaps the wisest call to have bowled first today when the opposition then smash 480+ " They didn't seem to have plans with the ball, either

end of over 355 runs • 1 wicket
AUS: 232/8CRR: 6.62 RRR: 16.66
Andrew Tye2 (1b)
Jhye Richardson11 (21b)
Adil Rashid 7.1-0-44-3
Liam Plunkett 6-0-41-0
34.6
2
Rashid to Tye, 2 runs

that's almost a moonball from Rashid (remember Jeremy Snape?) So much air, very slow, loopy doopy, Tye manages to wait and drive to long-off

The players are having a drink. This is nearly done and dusted. Jay: "This is probably where India have the edge over England in ODI cricket. Indian bowlers have been relatively more economical than England bowlers. Both India and England are strong teams, though"

34.5
W
Rashid to Agar, OUT

well held! Rashid's good night continues, as he springs to his right to hold a sharp, low catch. Agar slices across the delivery slightly, came out the front of the hand, miscues it back down the pitch, Rashid takes it very neatly

Ashton Agar c & b Rashid 25 (23b 2x4 1x6) SR: 108.69
34.4
Rashid to Agar, no run

full outside leg, flicked into midwicket

34.3
1
Rashid to Jhye Richardson, 1 run

short outside off, driven to deep cover

34.2
1
Rashid to Agar, 1 run

gets forward and drives to long-off

34.1
1
Rashid to Jhye Richardson, 1 run

driven off the back foot to deep cover

end of over 3412 runs
AUS: 227/7CRR: 6.67 RRR: 15.93
Ashton Agar24 (20b 2x4 1x6)
Jhye Richardson9 (19b)
Liam Plunkett 6-0-41-0
Adil Rashid 8-0-39-2

Rob Noah: "Best England side ever against the worst Australian side ever, in my opinion." First bit, yes for sure. Second bit, others are better placed to say. The rankings suggest so

33.6
6
Plunkett to Agar, SIX runs

that's out of the middle! Moves to the leg side then picks up a full delivery with a lovely swing through the line. As big as anything today

33.5
1
Plunkett to Jhye Richardson, 1 run

works a back-of-a-length delivery towards mid-on

Best performances - batters
Spike Graph
Wagon Zone
AD Hales
147 runs (92)
16 fours5 sixes
Productive shot
pull
31 runs
6 fours0 six
Control
71%
JM Bairstow
139 runs (92)
15 fours5 sixes
Productive shot
cover drive
24 runs
1 four2 sixes
Control
85%
Best performances - bowlers
AU Rashid
O
10
M
0
R
47
W
4
ECO
4.7
FTYFGSGS
OFFLEG
RHB
1W
1W
LEGOFF
LHB
2W
MM Ali
O
5
M
0
R
28
W
3
ECO
5.6
FTYFGSGS
OFFLEG
RHB
1W
LEGOFF
LHB
1W
1W
Match details
Trent Bridge, Nottingham
TossAustralia, elected to field first
Series
Season2018
Player Of The Match
Series resultEngland led the 5-match series 3-0
Match numberODI no. 4011
Hours of play (local time)14.00 start, First Session 14.00-17.30 Interval 17.30-18.15, Second Session 18.15-21.45
Match days19 June 2018 - daynight (50-over match)
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