Unlike five years ago, Australia are the ones who now have to move on from a limp World Cup exit For the longest time, England did not beat Australia at one-day cricket. In the general sense, not the specific. There were matches along the journey that went England's way, even brief periods of ascendancy. But as a rule, that team did not beat Australia. It was always the exception. The first one-day international ever played, as a fill-in match in Melbourne in 1971, the home team won. England's w...
Roles reversed with England as Australia set out on road to next World Cup | Geoff Lemon
The Guardian - 10 Sep 2020 02:32
Unlike five years ago, Australia are the ones who now have to move on from a limp World Cup exit For the longest time, England did not beat Australia at one-day cricket. In the general sense, not the specific. There were matches along the journey that went England's way, even brief periods of ascendancy. But as a rule, that team did not beat Australia. It was always the exception. The first one-day international ever played, as a fill-in match in Melbourne in 1971, the home team won. England's w...
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