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Signing off - That brings us to the end of a one-sided contest, with Australia taking an early lead in the series after a commanding performance. They will now look to wrap things up in the next game, while England will be desperate to bounce back and force a decider. The action moves to the Adelaide Oval for the second ODI on Sunday, 15 November, with the match getting underway at 3.30 am GMT. Do join us a little earlier for all the build-up. Until then, cheers and goodbye!

The victorious skipper of Australia - Mitchell Marsh is full of praise for Mahli Beardman, describing him as a fantastic young talent with a wonderful attitude and a genuine love for the ocean and fast bowling. He admires Beardman's confidence and gentle nature, adding that the youngster brings tremendous energy to the group regardless of whether he picks up wickets. Marsh calls it a fantastic start to his international career and jokingly suggests that Australia's 'big three' fast bowlers might have a sleepless night after watching his performance. Marsh also highlights the depth of fast-bowling talent across the country and hopes more youngsters get opportunities at the highest level. Reflecting on the chase, Marsh admits that 130 may look straightforward on paper, but stresses that the surface can be challenging and the team recognises the need to work hard during the first 20 overs. He adds that he loves playing at the venue and is pleased with the way Australia go about the chase.

The captain of England - Harry Brook acknowledges that they spent a week preparing for the game but gives credit to Mahli Beardman for bowling exceptionally well and making the most of the conditions. He stresses the importance of adaptability, admitting that while the team discusses it, they fail to execute their skills effectively when it matters. Brook adds that the bigger picture remains the World Cup in 12 months' time, pointing out that England have found themselves in difficult situations before and expressing confidence that they can bounce back in the next game.

PLAYER OF THE MATCH - No prizes for guessing this one. It is Mahli Beardman who wins the award for his fantastic 6/24 on his debut. He describes his debut as an incredible day, admitting that the achievement is yet to fully sink in. He reveals that he goes to bed nervous but draws comfort from fond memories at the venue and the support of a wonderful group of teammates who help settle his nerves. Beardman says getting his first wicket is a huge relief, while Bison's leadership and the relaxed environment within the group make the transition to international cricket much easier. He also recalls Zampa advising him to keep a level head after that breakthrough and explains that he simply focuses on executing the team's plans. Reflecting on his journey back from a stress-related injury, Beardman admits there are occasional doubts but insists he never loses his love for the game. He adds that his way of switching off is to ignore the outside noise and, whenever time permits, head down to the beach for a swim.

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Not enough runs on the board - England simply did not have enough runs on the board to make a contest of it. Gus Atkinson did offer a brief glimmer of hope with a wicket off his very first delivery, but that was quickly snuffed out by Bison's counter-attacking charge. Jofra Archer and Jamie Overton picked up a wicket apiece, but breakthroughs were few and far between, and England never really managed to put the hosts under any sustained pressure.

A quick chat - Australia's Spencer Johnson says that playing one-day cricket in Australia is always special. He praises Mahli Beardman for his energy and believes he has a bright future ahead. Johnson adds that it is an important series for the team and hopes they can make it 3-0. He also expresses his satisfaction at being able to perform and contribute to the team, acknowledging that injuries are part and parcel of sport. He hopes to stay fit and remain on the park for much longer.

A debut to remember for Beardman - Earlier in the game, England were bundled out for a paltry total after being asked to bat first, with debutant Mahli Beardman stealing the show with a sensational six-wicket haul. Tom Banton, Will Jacks and Gus Atkinson were the only batters to manage 25 or more, with the latter two sharing the highest partnership of just 37 in an otherwise dismal scorecard featuring six single-digit scores. Spencer Johnson also made a fine impact with 3/42, while Xavier Bartlett chipped in with a wicket.

Marsh fires as the Aussies cruise home - Chasing a modest target, Australia did suffer an early setback with Travis Head departing cheaply, but Mitchell Marsh ensured there was no shift in momentum. Carrying his rich vein of form from South Africa, he went on a spectacular hitting spree, racing to a 29-ball half-century and putting England's bowlers under immense pressure. His 61-run partnership with Connolly effectively broke the back of the chase, although both batters fell shortly after Marsh reached his milestone. There were no further scares, however, as Matt Renshaw and Josh Inglis chipped in with valuable contributions to keep Australia firmly in control and guide them home with more than 25 overs to spare.

Australia let their cricket do the talking - The off-field turmoil surrounding Australian cricket has barely made a dent in their on-field performances, as they came out all guns blazing to completely outclass England and draw first blood in the series. The manner of the victory is even more impressive given they did so without their three premier fast bowlers, with young Mahli Beardman grabbing the opportunity with both hands and announcing himself in spectacular fashion on the international stage with the best-ever ODI debut figures for Australia.

AUSTRALIA GO 1-0 UP IN THE SERIES! Back of a length on off. Renshaw pulls it over mid-wicket, and they complete the winning single. Australia win by 7 wickets with more than 26 overs to spare.

On a hard length, just outside off. Renshaw blocks it toward point.

FOUR! Scores level! Full and at the stumps. Renshaw covers the line and lifts it over mid on for a boundary.

Short of a good length, around off. Renshaw steers this to deep third for a single.

Pitched full, at the stumps. Renshaw flicks this to short mid-wicket.

Short of a length, down the leg. Inglis swivel pulls it toward fine leg for a single.

Fuller than a length on off. Inglis tries to work into the leg side, but gets a soft leading edge toward short cover.

Good length ball on off. Inglis defends into the cover region.

Fullish ball on off stump, nipping away. Inglis clears the front leg and looks to swing through the line. It catches the outside half of the blade and flies over cover point for a couple of runs.

Sam Curran comes into the attack.

Full pitcher, on the middle. Inglis flicks it through square leg for a single.

Full and angling into the pads, Inglis chips it towards mid-on, but the ball falls short of the fielder. He was looking to play it more towards mid-wicket.

Back of a length again, on off. Inglis stays back and defends into the off side.

Back of a length, around off. Inglis lifts the bat and lets it go.

Pitched full, just outside off. Inglis tries to flick it across the line but misses.

Short of a length delivery on off. Inglis makes room to carve it over point but fails to connect.

Back of a length on middle. Renshaw hops and drops this into the leg side.

Fuller than a length at the stumps. Renshaw eases it to mid on.

Back of a length, around off. Inglis guides it off the edge toward deep third for a single.

Back of a length, angled down the leg. Inglis misses the pull and it clips the thigh pad on the way to the keeper.

Skiddy length ball on off. Inglis stabs it toward the man at gully.

Fuller than a length, outside off. Inglis drives it through the gap at point for a couple of runs.

Good length delivery on the middle. Renshaw shuffles and defends it toward silly mid on. Australia are 119/3 after 20 overs. Just 13 needed for the win.

Short of a good length, zips through just outside off. Renshaw lets it go.

Fuller than a good length on off. Renshaw guides it off the outer half toward the deep third region for a couple of runs.

FOUR MORE! Renshaw picks the back-of-a length-delivery pretty early and nails the pull toward deep mid-wicket for another boundary.

On a length, at the stumps. Blocked down the pitch.

FOUR! Whacked! Back of a length, on off. Renshaw clears the front leg and pulls it toward deep mid-wicket for a thumping boundary.

Fuller than a good length, on off. Inglis defends with soft hands into the off side.

On a hard length, at the sticks. Inglis is behind the line and keeps it out.

Short of a good length, on middle. Inglis defends from the crease.

Back of a length on the hip. Renshaw tucks it through backward square leg for a single.

Short of a good length on off. Renshaw is behind the line in defence.

Back of a length on middle. Inglis hops and tucks it through square leg for a single.

Short of a length, angled at the body. Renshaw hops and turns into the leg side.

Good length delivery at the stumps. Renshaw defends it down the track.

Short of a good length, around off. Renshaw lifts his bat and lets it go.

Back of a length around off. Renshaw leaves it alone.

FOUR! Nicely done! Back of a length on the hip. Renshaw tucks it through the gap at square leg and the ball races away to the fences.

Skiddy length ball, around off. Inglis steers it toward deep third for a single.

Back of a length, angling down the leg side. Renshaw gets across his stumps and attempts a flick, but is beaten on the outside edge. There's a noise as the ball passes through to the keeper, prompting an immediate appeal from the English players. The umpire shakes his head and turns it down. England opt for a review. UltraEdge shows no bat involved, and the decision is upheld. NOT OUT!

Back of a length ball outside off stump, angled in and nips away. Renshaw walks into the ball and looks to defend straight. The lateral movement beats the outside edge.

Short of a good length, around off. Renshaw hangs back and looks to pull that across the line. He is beaten on the outside edge.

Back of a length on the hip, tucked down to fine leg for a single by Inglis.

FOUR! Dispatched with disdain! Back of a length, angled into the middle. Inglis picks it early and pulls it toward the long leg region for a boundary. 100 comes up for Australia.

Short of a good length, angling into off. Inglis defends from the crease.

On a length, on off. Renshaw defends it down the track.

Back of a length, on the middle and leg. Renshaw hops and tucks it toward short mid-wicket.

Angled in, on a length, just outside off. Renshaw looks to defend, but gets beaten.

Short of a good length, around off. Inglis carves it off the outer half toward deep third for a single.

Fuller than a good length, around off. Inglis shoulders arms.

Short of a good length, around off. Inglis knocks it to the left of the bowler.

DRINKS! Australia are cruising in this game and need just 36 runs to win now. England have managed to pick up three wickets, but Marsh's fifty put the Aussies in control, and they will want to finish this one as quickly as possible. It will take something really special for the visitors to even make a game out of this, but stranger things have happened in cricket.

Hits the deck hard, around off, nips back in. Matt Renshaw leaves it alone.

Beauty! Fuller and on off, angles in and then shapes away. Matt Renshaw gets drawn into the defensive stroke but the ball zips past the outside edge.

Good length and on middle and leg, Josh Inglis works it wide of short mid-wicket for a single.

On a length and around leg, Josh Inglis nudges it to short mid-wicket.

Fuller and on middle, angling in, Josh Inglis tucks it to short mid-wicket.

Back of length and just on off, Josh Inglis leaves it alone.

Pitched up, on middle, angling in, Matt Renshaw knocks it down the pitch.

EDGED AND FOUR! Jofra Archer lands this on a good length and around off, gets it to shape away a bit. Matt Renshaw tries to defend but gets a thick outside edge that flies wide of first slip, to the third man fence for a boundary.

Hard length and on middle, holds its line. Matt Renshaw gets squared up, trying to play at it. It takes the leading edge and roll towards point.

Back of a length and around off, Matt Renshaw leaves it alone again.

Short of a length way outside off, Matt Renshaw lets it go to the keeper.

On a length and on middle, Matt Renshaw pats it down to short mid-wicket.

Hits the deck hard, around off, nips back in. Josh Inglis offers no shot at it.

Pitched up, on middle, Matt Renshaw clips it towards mid-wicket for one.

Fuller and just outside off, Matt Renshaw lets it go.

Back of a length and on middle, Josh Inglis pulls it through mid-wicket for a single.

On a length and on off, Josh Inglis blocks it out.

Fuller and on off, Josh Inglis strides out to push it away but gets an inside edge towards mid on.

Dug into the surface, outside off, Matt Renshaw leaves it alone.

Pitched up, on middle and leg, Matt Renshaw knocks it to mid on.

Matt Renshaw comes out to the middle.

OUT! STRAIGHT TO THE FIELDER! Jofra Archer gets a wicket now. He goes short again, outside off too. Cooper Connolly backs away and tries to cut but does not commit to the shot fully. A loud shout of 'Noooo' as soon as he hits it, and the ball flies straight to backward point, where Ben Duckett takes an easy catch. Australia are 89/3, still needing 43 runs to win.

FOUR! Cut away! Back of a length and outside off, offering width to the batter. Cooper Connolly gets his hands through and carves it over backward point for a boundary.

Short of a length and on middle and leg, Josh Inglis rolls his wrists and pulls it wide of deep square leg for a brace.

Lands this on a good length and around off, shaping away a bit. Josh Inglis tries to push it away but gets beaten on the outside edge.

SIX! Goes all the way! Gus Atkinson bangs this into the pitch, around leg. Cooper Connolly tries to pull it away but gets a top edge that flies over the fine leg fence for a biggie. Australia need 48 runs to win now.

Touch fuller, on middle, Cooper Connolly fends it down the pitch.

Good length and on middle, angling in, Cooper Connolly blocks it out well.

Short of a length and on off, Cooper Connolly rides the bounce and stabs it to point.

Back of a length and on off, Cooper Connolly dabs it down to backward point.

Fuller and on middle, angling in, Cooper Connolly clips it to short mid-wicket.

Powerplay 2! Now, four fielders are allowed outside the inner ring till the 40th over.

FOUR! Lovely shot! A half-volley, around off. Josh Inglis leans into the drive nicely and creams it through covers for a boundary.

Hard length and around off, Josh Inglis pats it in front of point.

Hits the deck hard, on off, Josh Inglis stabs it out to short cover.

Short of a length and on off, Josh Inglis keeps it out to the off side.

Back of a length and around off, Josh Inglis leaves it alone.

On a length and on middle, Josh Inglis tucks it to short mid-wicket.

SIX! Top shot! Jamie Overton dug into the surface, on middle and off. Cooper Connolly bends his back, gets inside the line of it and hooks it over the fine leg fence for a biggie.

Short of a length and outside off, angling away, Cooper Connolly leaves it alone.

Hard length and around leg, Josh Inglis nudges it through backward square leg for a run.

The next batter in is Josh Inglis.

OUT! CAUGHT! Fifty and out for Mitchell Marsh. Jamie Overton goes fuller and on the pads. Marsh goes for the pick-up shot instinctively but does not get all of it. It flies in the air and straight towards deep square leg, where Ben Duckett settles under it and takes a safe catch. Australia are 67/2, chasing 132 runs.

Pitched up and on middle and leg, Cooper Connolly misses his flick as the ball goes off his pads towards square leg. A leg bye taken.

FIFTY FOR MARSH! Off just 29 balls. A superb knock from the skipper as he brings up his 25th ODI half-century. Full and on middle, Mitchell Marsh drills it to mid on for a single.

Fuller and on middle and leg, Mitchell Marsh clips it through square leg for one.

Back of a length and on off, Mitchell Marsh keeps it out to the off side.

FOUR! Finds the gap! Good length and on middle, Mitchell Marsh backs away to access the off side, drives it on the up and hits it through cover-point for a cracking boundary.

Hits the deck hard, on off, nips back in. Cooper Connolly tries to play it but gets an inside edge to the right of the keeper for a single.

Short of a length and just outside off, Cooper Connolly tries to punch it away but misses.

On a length and on off, Cooper Connolly pushes it away to short cover.

Goes short again, outside of, Mitchell Marsh lets it go.

Good length and on middle, Mitchell Marsh stays back and pats it on the pitch. Marsh takes a couple of steps out and tries to give the ball back to the bowler. However, Jamie Overton runs forward and tries to kick the ball onto the stumps to catch Marsh out of his crease, but misses. A few words were exchanged between the two, but all in good spirit.

SIX! The Bison is on the charge! Jamie Overton bangs this into the pitch, on middle, not short enough to trouble the batter. Mitchell Marsh skips down the track and swats it over the long on fence for a biggie.

In the air...SAFE! Dug into the surface, on middle. Mitchell Marsh tries to pull it away but gets no timing on it. It goes up in the air and lands well over mid-wicket for a couple of runs.

Just back of a length and outside off, Mitchell Marsh leaves it alone.

Short of a length and around off, Cooper Connolly stands tall and swats it over mid on, but the ball does not have enough legs to go to the fence. Three taken. 50 up for Australia!

FOUR BYES! Close! Gus Atkinson lands this on a good length and on middle, shaping in sharply. Mitchell Marsh looks to push it away but misses. It clips his back thigh and keeps going away from the keeper. Jordan Cox dives to his left but the ball evades him and rolls to the fence for a boundary.

FOUR! Fine shot! Fuller delivery, around of. Mitchell Marsh backs away to access the off side, gets his hands through and crashes the drive through covers for a boundary.

Hits the deck hard, on off, jags back in, Mitchell Marsh tries to play it from the crease but gets hit on the thigh pads as the ball rolls to the slip cordon.

SIX! Clean strike! Much fuller and on middle, angling in. Mitchell Marsh clears his front leg away and smokes it over the deep mid-wicket fence for a biggie.

Short of a length and on off, Mitchell Marsh dabs it down to point.

Fuller and on off, Mitchell Marsh backs away and lobs it over extra cover for a couple of runs. Australia need 98 more runs to win now!

On a length and on middle, Cooper Connolly keeps it out on the pitch.

Short of a legnth and around off, Cooper Connolly leaves it alone.

DROPPED! Jofra Archer serves this full, on middle, shaping away, Cooper Connolly tries to slog it across the line but gets more height on this one. It goes miles up on the air and is swirling down. Tom Banton at mid-wicket tries to settle under it but fails to do so and does not even get a hand on it. Two taken.

Play and a miss! Pitched up and outside off, angling away again. Cooper Connolly goes for the drive again but gets beaten on the outside edge.

FOUR! Uppish but in the gap! Geos fuller and around off, angling away. Cooper Connolly gets his hands through the drive and hits it aerially but through covers for a boundary.

Hard length and on off, Cooper Connolly stays back and pats it to short cover.

Short of a legnth and well outside off, Mitchell Marsh leaves it alone.

Buzzers! Pitched up and on off, Mitchell Marsh knocks it wide of mid off and sets off for a run. Harry Brook picks up and scores a direct hit at the bowler's end, but Marsh makes his ground. The ball deflects into the deep and the batters get an extra run.

Back of a length and around off, Cooper Connolly rides the bounce and punches it through cover-point for a single.

Touch fuller and on off, Cooper Connolly drives it away to mid off.

On a length and on off, Cooper Connolly pushes it to short cover.

Good length and on middle, angling in, Cooper Connolly stays back and blocks it out.

SIX! The Bison goes again! This is dug into the surface, on middle and leg. Mitchell Marsh picks up the length early again, gets on top and smashes it over the deep square leg fence for half a dozen more.

Pitched up and on off, Mitchell Marsh drills it away to mid off.

SIX! That is outta here! Jofra Archer bangs this into the pitch, on middle. Mitchell Marsh pounces on it in a flash and hammers it ten rows back over the deep square leg fence for a biggie.

Jaffa! Touch fuller and on the fifth stump line, moves away very late. Mitchell Marsh plays for the angle but gets squared up as the ball zips past the outside edge and just misses the off pole.

Hits the deck hard, just around off, holds its line. Mitchell Marsh leaves it alone.

FOUR! Up and over! Short of a length and outside off. Mitchell Marsh gets the chance to free his arms and crunches it over point for a boundary.

WIDE! Back of a length and angling down the leg side, Mitchell Marsh misses his flick. Wided.

A wicket-maiden over! Dug into the surface, well outside off again, Cooper Connolly offers no shot at it.

Short of a length and just outside off, Cooper Connolly leaves it alone.

Touch fuller and on off, Cooper Connolly pushes it away to short cover.

Beauty! Just back of a length and on off, holds its line and takes off a bit as well. Cooper Connolly has a poke at it but gets beaten on the outside edge.

Good length and on off, holds its line. Cooper Connolly looks to play it from the crease but gets an outside edge along the ground to second slip.

First one down for the Aussies.

OUT! DRAGGED ON! Gus Atkinson strikes with his very first delivery. He serves this full and on off, angling it in a bit. Travis Head goes for the big booming drive without any footwork and gets an inside edge as the ball crashes into the stumps. A golden duck for Head, and Australia are 6/1, chasing 132 runs.

Gus Atkinson will share the attack.

Hits the deck hard, on off, nips back in again. Mitchell Marsh leaves it alone and takes a blow on his midriff.

Pitched up, on middle, Mitchell Marsh shows the full face of the bat and lofts it over the bowler's head. He does not get the timing right as the fielder from mid off runs backwards and collects it. Two taken.

FOUR! Australia are underway in the chase! Much fuller and around off. Mitchell Marsh gives the charge, takes it on the full and bludgeons it between extra cover and mid off for a boundary.

Short of a legnth and on middle, angling into the batter. Mitchell Marsh gets tucked up and leaves it but the ball goes off his thigh pad to the keeper. A slight appeal for caught behind but turned down.

Just back of a length, on middle, jags back in sharply. Mitchell Marsh lifts his bat and leaves it on length as the ball clips his thigh on the way to the keeper.

Hint of movement! Jofra Archer starts with a good-length delivery, on off, nips back in. Mitchell Marsh watches it through and leaves it alone.