England vs Australia स्कोरकार्ड, 3rd ODI, Australia vs England 2022

Australia have won three of their last four men's ODI games played against England in Australia (L1), including their last two on the bounce; they had lost three straight games prior to this run.

Australia are currently 2-0 up in the three-match men’s ODI bilateral series against England, a win in the third ODI will hand them just their second whitewash over the Three Lions in a multi-game bilateral ODI series (3-0 in May 1993).

Australia have won eight of their last 10 men's ODI games against England at the MCG (L2), although they lost their most recent such meeting in January 2018; Australia are in fact on a three match losing streak at the venue, the last time they were on a longer such run at the venue was a four-match streak from February 1985 to January 1986.

England batters have struck a boundary once every 8.3 balls in men's ODI cricket since the beginning of 2022, the best such rate from any full-member side during the period; Australia are sixth in the list (10.4).

Australian batters have recorded 24 scores of fifty or more runs in men's ODI cricket since the beginning of 2022 (also West Indies), only Indian batters among full have more such scores in the format during the same period (31).

England have a catch success rate of 89% in men's ODI cricket since the beginning of 2022, the best of all full-member sides during the same period; they have only dropped six of their 52 chances with one catch being classified as easy, three as medium and two as tough chances.

Moeen Ali (95 wickets) is five scalps away from becoming the fourth England player to register 2000 runs and bag 100 wickets in men's ODI cricket; in doing so, he will join the likes of Paul Collingwood, Andrew Flintoff and Ian Botham in the coveted list though Ali is yet to bag a five-wicket haul in the format.

Mitchell Starc (Australia) has taken 16 wickets in the first over of an innings in men's ODIs since the start of 2016 - 10 more than any other player from a full-member side in that time.

Jason Roy (3960 runs in 103 innings) is 40 away from becoming the 12th England batter to reach to 4000 runs in men's ODI cricket; in doing so in the next innings, he will become the second fastest Three Lions batter after Joe Root – 91 (Graham Gooch – 108 innings).

David Warner (5901 runs in 138 innings) is 99 away from becoming the 10th Australian batter to reach to 6000 runs in men's ODI cricket; if he does achieve the feat in his next innings, he will become the fastest Australian to reach to the landmark in terms of innings batted (Matthew Hayden – 154 innings).