1st ODI, Nottingham, September 19, 2024, 05:00 PM
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ENG 40%
Tie %
AUS 60%
Probable Playing XI
England: Phil Salt, Jordan Cox, Ben Duckett, Harry Brook, Will Jacks, Liam Livingstone, Jacob Bethell, Jofra Archer, Saqib Mahmood, Adil Rashid, Reece Topley.
Australia: Travis Head, Mitchell Marsh, Marnus Labuschagne, Steven Smith, Cameron Green, Glenn Maxwell, Josh Inglis, Sean Abbott, Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood, Adam Zampa.
Australia: Travis Head, Mitchell Marsh, Marnus Labuschagne, Steven Smith, Cameron Green, Glenn Maxwell, Josh Inglis, Sean Abbott, Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood, Adam Zampa.
RECENT PERFORMANCE
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LWI Won By 4 wickets (D/L method)
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WENG Won By 6 wickets
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LWI Won By 4 wickets
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WENG Won By 93 runs
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WENG Won By 160 runs
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WAUS Won By 8 wickets
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WAUS Won By 83 runs
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WAUS Won By 8 wickets
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WAUS Won By 6 wickets
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WAUS Won By 3 wickets
PLAYER PERFORMANCE
Batsmen
![Mitchell Marsh](https://images.cricket.com/players/10094_headshot_safari.png)
BAT SR: 107.6 | BAT AVG: 49
Very Good![Steven Smith](https://images.cricket.com/players/4308_headshot_safari.png)
BAT SR: 87.7 | BAT AVG: 46.7
Good![Travis Head](https://images.cricket.com/players/62023_headshot_safari.png)
BAT SR: 126.6 | BAT AVG: 47.6
Good![Marnus Labuschagne](https://images.cricket.com/players/65083_headshot_safari.png)
BAT SR: 71.6 | BAT AVG: 40.1
Bad![Josh Inglis](https://images.cricket.com/players/65893_headshot_safari.png)
BAT SR: 112.4 | BAT AVG: 29.2
NeutralBowlers
![Josh Inglis](https://images.cricket.com/players/65893_headshot_safari.png)
BOWL SR: 32.6 | BOWL AVG: 33
Bad![Josh Inglis](https://images.cricket.com/players/65893_headshot_safari.png)
BOWL SR: 28.2 | BOWL AVG: 21.8
Good![Josh Inglis](https://images.cricket.com/players/65893_headshot_safari.png)
BOWL SR: 33.3 | BOWL AVG: 26.3
Good![Josh Inglis](https://images.cricket.com/players/65893_headshot_safari.png)
BOWL SR: 32 | BOWL AVG: 30.4
GoodBatsmen
![Harry Brook](https://images.cricket.com/players/66374_headshot_safari.png)
BAT SR: 103.6 | BAT AVG: 35.5
Good![Ben Duckett](https://images.cricket.com/players/63082_headshot_safari.png)
BAT SR: 0 | BAT AVG: 0
None![Jordan Cox](https://images.cricket.com/players/70925_headshot_safari.png)
BAT SR: 0 | BAT AVG: 0
NoneBowlers
![Jordan Cox](https://images.cricket.com/players/70925_headshot_safari.png)
BOWL SR: 31.9 | BOWL AVG: 27.5
Very Good![Jordan Cox](https://images.cricket.com/players/70925_headshot_safari.png)
BOWL SR: 0 | BOWL AVG: 0
None![Jordan Cox](https://images.cricket.com/players/70925_headshot_safari.png)
BOWL SR: 0 | BOWL AVG: 0
None![Jordan Cox](https://images.cricket.com/players/70925_headshot_safari.png)
BOWL SR: 0 | BOWL AVG: 0
NoneCommentry
After a thrilling T20I series that ended in a deadlock, the age-old rivals England and Australia now gear up for an electrifying ODI battle! The first of the five-match series kicks off at the iconic Trent Bridge, Nottingham, and both sides are ready to unleash their firepower. England, boasting some fresh faces, are ready to experiment throughout the series. In a major blow, Jos Buttler remains sidelined, but young gun Harry Brook steps in as stand-in captain, eager to make his mark. The return of the explosive Liam Livingstone adds to the excitement, following his Player of the Series performance in the T20Is. Watch out for Phil Salt too, who’s been consistently delivering in the shortest format and will look to extend that form into the ODIs. While England’s middle order may lack experience, it presents a golden opportunity for rising stars like Jordan Cox, Jacob Bethell, and Jamie Smith to shine on the big stage. Leading the pace attack will be the fiery Jofra Archer, with support from the lethal Reece Topley. Archer’s workload is being managed, but he’s primed to be a game-changer. Add the likes of Olly Stone, Brydon Carse, and Matthew Potts to the mix, and England’s fast-bowling options look exciting. As for spin, the ever-reliable Adil Rashid will be key, with Livingstone continuing to impress with his improving bowling skills. Australia, on the other hand, are dealing with injuries in the fast-bowling department, but that won’t slow them down. Steven Smith and Marnus Labuschagne are back to anchor the batting, while the in-form Travis Head will be looking to blast through England’s attack again. Expect fireworks in the middle order with Glenn Maxwell’s return, complemented by the all-round prowess of Cameron Green and Aaron Hardie. Mitchell Starc is back to lead the Aussie pace battery, with Josh Hazlewood expected to return after a minor injury. Spinner Adam Zampa, as always, will be a crucial weapon. Both teams are hungry for victory, and whenever England and Australia clash, expect drama, fierce competition, and unforgettable moments. Who will draw first blood in this thrilling series? Let's find out!