Australia beat England by 7 wickets at Trent Bridge in the 1st ODI of the 5-match series. On a flat track at Trent Bridge, England won the toss and decided to bat first. Halfway through England’s batting, this decision was looking like a masterstroke, as England were 212/2 at one stage but, due to a mini-collapse, concluded their innings with a total of 315 in 49.4 overs. In response, Travis Head continued his dream run, as he smashed 154* runs off 129 balls to help Australia chase down a 316-run target. Marsnus Labuschagne assisted him greatly by scoring 77* off 61.
Travis Head was named Man of the Match in the 1st ODI match between England and Australia at Trent Bridge for his outstanding unbeaten knock of 154* off 129 balls.
Player
Team
Batting & Bowling Figures
Travis Head
Australia
154* (129), 2/34 (4.4 overs)
Most Runs: ENG vs AUS 1st ODI
Travis Head was the batter in the 1st one-day international between England and Australia at Trent Bridge. He scored 154* runs and helped Australia chase down a 316-run target.
Player
Team
Batting Figures
Travis Head
Australia
154* (129)
Most Wickets: ENG vs AUS 1st ODI
A top-order batsman and part leg-spinner, Marnus Labuschagne was the best bowler of the Eng vs Aus 1st ODI at Trent Bridge. He had taken 3 wickets in this match by giving away just 39 runs in his six-over spell.
Player
Team
Bowling Figures
Marnus Labuschagne
Australia
3/39 (6 overs)
Most Sixes: ENG vs AUS 1st ODI
Travis Head was the most destructive batsman in the first ODI match of the five-match ODI series between England and Australia. At Trent Bridge Head, he smashed five sixes in his 154* runs inning.
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