AUS vs ENG T20

Australia's third and final T20 against England on Friday night has ended in a no result. The reigning T20WC champions lost both their games to their old ...

0 - Cummins bounces back and beats the edge to finish the set. Buttler goes over the top of cover for a boundary, before taking off for a quick single. A misfield at cover allows the England skipper to get off strike with a single. The rain has now returned, the covers are coming back on and we are set for another delay. The game will now be 12 overs per side and will resume at 9.30pm. Aaron Finch has run down the pitch first ball to Chris Woakes and found the fielder out deep on the off-side, dismissed for a golden duck. Woakes is hooping the ball about a metre, fair over from the seamer. Woakes strikes again, as Maxwell looks to go over the top and Ben Stokes takes a simple catch at mid-off. The cut-off time for play is 10.39pm and there needs to be a minimum of five overs to constitute a result. England batted first and scored 2/112 from their reduced 12 overs, which set the Aussies a revised target of 130 runs to win.

In the end the rain spoiled the party, but not before Aaron Finch and Glenn Maxwell — the two biggest concerns ahead of the World Cup — failed again.

It was exactly the state of play when former World Cup-winning captain Michael Clarke went into bat for Smith and said the star batter was a must for the Australian side despite recently falling down the pecking order. Glenn Maxwell, who opened the batting in the absence of David Warner (whiplash), departed for eight, as the all-rounder mistimed a slower ball to mid-off to continue his struggles. The match was perfectly set up for him to seize the moment and show that he was the man for a crisis. Unfortunately for Smith, the right-hander did not get the chance to prove his worth as the rain denied him the chance for some precious time in the middle. Australia was 3-30 before the rain returned, ultimately forcing the umpires to abandon the game with Steve Smith (7) and Marcus Stoinis (8) the not out batters. In the end the rain spoiled the party, but not before Aaron Finch and Glenn Maxwell — the two biggest concerns ahead of the World Cup — failed again.

England have already clinched the three-match series by winning the first two matches of the series that will set the two teams up for the upcoming T.

Reece Topley to Glenn Maxwell, Back of a length, around middle. Chris Woakes to Steven Smith, Leg bye! Angles it down the leg side, a length ball. David Willey to Marcus Stoinis, Short ball, outside leg. Glenn Maxwell looks to go over mid off. David Willey to Marcus Stoinis, SIX! They will be oozing with confidence before the World Cup, while the hosts have some thinking to do. The target was then changed to 130 cause of the DLS method. The news that none of us would have liked to hear. Adds that England outplayed them in all three games but they will need to improve on their fielding a bit. England will now play a warm-up game against Pakistan, while Australia will be up against India in the warm-up match. Adds that they were just two overs left so they wanted to give it their all, but it's a shame they could not get a game here.

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AUS vs ENG Dream11 Prediction: Australia search answers for bowling woes, England gunning series sweep – In the two T20Is, Australia have leaked runs more than 170. England have ticked the majority of boxes and will be eyeing a rare 3-0 series whitewash. Follow AUS vs ENG Live Updates with InsideSport.IN & Watch ENG vs AUS Live Streaming on Sony Sports Network.