England vs Australia स्कोरकार्ड, 2nd ODI, Australia vs England 2022

Australia have won four of their last six men's ODIs against England (L2) including their last two on the bounce; the last time they won more in succession against them was a seven-game stretch from January 2014 to September 2015.

Australia have won four of their last five men's ODIs against England at the Sydney Cricket Ground (L1); although, their most recent clash at the venue ended in a 16-run win to England on the day (21 January 2018).

Australia have won 13 of their last 15 men's ODIs played at the Sydney Cricket Ground (L2); this will be their first game at the venue since a 51-run win over India in November 2020.

Australia have won seven of their last eight men's ODIs (L1) including their last four on the bounce; the last time they won more consecutive games in the format was a five-game streak in June 2019.

England will be looking to avoid back-to-back losses in men's ODIs away from home for the first time since January 2017 after succumbing to a six-wicket loss in the first game of this current series against Australia.

Australia have a bowling strike rate of 14.6 at the death (overs 41-50) in men's ODIs in 2022, the best rate of any Test-playing team in that time and nearly five lower than England (19.5).

England have a batting strike rate of 95.7 during the power play in men's ODIs in 2022, the highest rate of any Test-playing nation in that period and nearly 20 higher than Australia (76.6).

Mitchell Starc (Australia) has taken Jason Roy's wicket six times in ODIs, his most against any batter, including in the first game of this ongoing series against England; two of his last three dismissals against Roy have come via in-swinging deliveries.

Phil Salt (England) has a batting dot ball rate of just 37% from 202 balls faced in men's ODIs in 2022, the best rate of any player from a Test-playing nation to face at least 70 balls in that period.

Travis Head (Australia) is set to play his 50th ODI and 12th against England, the opponent he has faced more than any other; Head has logged a half century in each of his last four ODI innings against England.