England vs Australia 1st ODI Full Highlights 14 jan 2018

England vs Australia 1st ODI Full Highlights 14 jan 2018 amazing top 10 Jason Roy has blasted out of his Big Bash League rut to hand England their first major victory on what has been a disappointing tour of Australia, the opener's MCG record score of 180 securing a comfortable five-wicket win and a 1-0 lead in the Gillette ODI Series. After Aaron Finch (107 from 119 balls) had guided Australia to 8-304 on a chilly mid-summer afternoon at the MCG, Roy responded with a century of his own, the fourth of his career coming a little more than six months after he had been axed from an England side that showed on Sunday why they're considered one of the favourites for the 2019 World Cup. Conversely, Australia have now lost seven of their past eight games and their inability to defend a 300-plus total has given them another headache ahead of their Cup defence, even though their batting returned to somewhere near its best after an indifferent 12 months. Having averaged just 10 in six matches for Sydney Sixers in the KFC BBL, Roy exploded early in the run chase as he and Jonny Bairstow clattered seven fours and two sixes in less than four-and-a-half overs from Mitchell Starc and Patrick Cummins. Roy steadied after his early blitzkrieg and the wickets of Bairstow (14) and Alex Hales (4), but he and Joe Root (91 not out) still managed to easily maintain a rate of six runs an over that had their victory target, an ODI record at the MCG, well within their grasp. The right-hander rode his luck, notably in the 26th over of the innings when he was given out leg before wicket for 91 off the bowling of Adam Zampa. But he was saved by a review, which only came at the urging of Root, and Roy celebrated by hitting the next ball for six, just over the out-stretched fingers of Finch at long on. Roy and Root shared a 221-run partnership, the second-largest ever at the MCG, as the opener registered the highest score by an Englishman and the highest by any batsman at the venue, topping Mark Waugh's 173 against the West Indies in 2001. Amazing top 10