Head put in a memorable display in the first ODI in Nottingham, scoring a 154 not out as Australia secured a seven-wicket victory at Trent Bridge. But, an innings like that is unlikely to occur in rainy conditions in Durham.

The third ODI of the England vs Australia series will take place tomorrow (September 24) at the Riverside Ground.

Australia has secured a second big victory over England early in their ODI series, this time winning by 68 runs in Leeds.

Australia were indebted to Alex Carey's dashing 74 for taking them to 270 all out in the second one-day international against England at Headingley on Saturday. But wicketkeeper Carey's superb 67-ball innings,

Australia took a 2-0 lead in the ODI series against England with a vital 68-run victory at Headingley. Wicketkeeper Alex Carey scored a crucial 74, aiding Australia's total of 270, which proved unreachable for England.

Travis Head was at his belligerent best in smashing a career-best 154 not out to underpin Australia’s chase of 316 to win the first one-day international against England and gain a 13th straight victory in the 50-over format.

Australia retained a commanding 2-0 lead in the ODI series against England with a key half-century by Alex Carey and a clinical bowling performance. Australia's 270 total proved sufficient as their bowlers bundled England out for 202 at Headingley,

It was largely boundary or bust as Australia took just seven singles in the first powerplay, still racking up 59 for one. Travis Head, fresh from his match-winning 154 in Nottingham, and new opening partner Matthew Short were lethal with anything in their arc but they were both dismissed for 29.

Australia secured a second big victory over England in their ODI series, winning by 68 runs after Alex Carey's dashing 74 off 67 balls and an impressive bowling display sparked by the tourists' returning senior pacers.

Australia clinched a 68-run win over England in the second ODI at Headingley, driven by Alex Carey's pivotal knock of 74 runs. Despite early troubles, Carey's last-wicket stand with Josh Hazlewood propelled Australia to a total of 270.