Manchester: England has won the second match of the three-match ODI series. Yes, the hosts have won the victory by defeating the Kangaroos by 24 runs on the strength of their bowlers. Yes, this time the team has named itself 1-1 in the series. Chasing a target of 232 runs, the Australian team collapsed for 207 runs in 48.4 overs. During this period, Australia's bowling of Tom Curren (9-0-35-3) was overshadowed by Chris Woakes (10-1-32-3), 'Man of the Match' Jofra Archer (10-2-34-3). On the other hand, if you remember, England won their first ODI by 19 runs.
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Now the decisive match of the series is to be played on 16 September in Manchester itself. At the same time, with the strong bowling of leg-spinner, Adam Zampa in the middle overs, Australia allowed England to score 231 for 9 in the second ODI in Manchester on Sunday. In reply, Australia lost the wickets of David Warner (6) and Marcus Stoinis (9) on the score of 37 runs. After losing the wickets, captain Aaron Finch and Marnus Labuschen shared a 107-run partnership for the third wicket, but Australia lost 4 wickets in a span of 21 balls, 3 of which were awarded by Chris Woakes. In this way, England returned to the match.
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During this time, Labushen (48) continued to walk in Mitchell Marsh (1), Aaron Finch (73) and Glenn Maxwell (1), meaning that the Australian team could not recover after losing 6 wickets for 147 runs. Let us tell you that Australia's star batsman Steve Smith was not included in the playing XI. In fact, the second report of the examination conducted on his head injury also came true, but he was kept out of the match as a precaution.
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