Matt Thacker
Australia won both their ODI matches and their 14th consecutive win, but the seemingly disappointing score of 270 was ultimately too much of a blow for England.
Earlier, England captain Harry Brook took over as the starting player and decided to bowl first at Headingley.
England lost wickets too often to mount a serious attack on the score and were all out for 202 with barely 10 overs remaining.
England’s hopeful start
With overcast skies and an 11am start, Brook decided to go ahead with the formalities, but England faced a strengthened away side. With the illness in the camp subsiding, Mitchell St…
