England Beat Australia in 4th ODI-Win Series

England, set a modest 201 for victory, ending 201 for two with 13 balls, as it won the series, 3-0 in the fifth game after this clash of the campaign on Wednesday in Birmingham washed out.

"Our players set the tone at first very well," said the England captain, Alastair Cook. "Steven Finn is the counter today, but the other guys played well."

Jonathan Trotta (64 not out) and Ravi Bopara (33 not out) shared an unbroken stand of 65 in England, recorded his ninth consecutive one-day international victory with 13 balls before .

Ian Bell (69) and connects Warwickshire Trotta had 66 seconds before the window.
94-ball hits Bell, with nine fours, has resulted in five entries as opener to take after the withdrawal of the limited overs Kevin Pietersen had scored 364 times for an average of 72.8 with 103 fifties.

Meanwhile, the effort Trotta, in their shifts of 47 °, has led him to become the fourth best ODI batsman of 2000 goes behind South Africa, Hashim Law (40 entries) and Pakistan's Zaheer Abbas and Pietersen (both 45).

Earlier, fast bowler Finn man-of-the-game through four people to its 37 to a maximum of 10 overs resulted in an Australian high-order collapse as the visitors struggled in the conditions cloudier after losing the toss.
"They were very good conditions for fast bowling today, was a release key to winning," said Finn.
"We realized we had to shoot a full length and we did well as a unit."

Finn, although a nail next to the test in England, added: "I tried to be as consistent as I can in one day cricket for the past 12 months, and where it leads me to test cricket , I bring. "

Australia captain Michael Clarke has said that the draw had played its part in the result, but said his team was overwhelmed.

"England were out again, and taught us how to play consistently in this form of gambling," said Clarke. "England has the best conditions, but we had the best of them in the Lord and have not yet found a way to win."

Clarke added: "England played better so far, and we have much work to do before summer's Ashes (England)."

That Australia remains the world number one side in this format, recovered from a miserable 96 for six to 200 for nine was largely to 70 from David Hussey.

Cook and Bell has a good start for hunting.

Bell, fast bowler James Pattinson facility, along with fellow Seamer, recalled Ben Hilfenhaus instead of the left arm with Paceman Mitchell Johnson and Xavier Doherty through the covers.

The problems intensified as Australia Shane Watson and Lee jeep went with a calf problem, meaning Clarke had to use part-time, the bowlers.

Seamen Clint McKay (two for 29) took the wickets to fall only, with Cook (29) caught at short extra-cover field and Bell the opportunity to play. England would have had much less to pursue careers if they had not dropped four catches, with Hussey 15 and losing 29.

Finn, twice in a hat-trick, ended just below his career with four of 34, who scored twice against Pakistan in the UAE in February.

Finn saw England claim two wickets in successive balls as Australia fell to six for two, still needs reform before David Warner was low birthweight.


But the next ball, there was no doubt lead when Peter Forrest was low birthweight.
Clarke survived the hat-trick, before being released on 28. But found scoring hard and has been out for 43 versus 85 balls, when playing for Finn.

Then Matthew Wade Finn ball was brilliantly captured by opposing Wicket-keeper Craig Kieswetter, which was released on his right hand and took a chance on the second attempt.
Once again, the Finn was on a hat-trick, but Lee looked at his range of passing the ball trunks first.