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England won the fifth and final ODI against Australia by seven wickets clinching a 4-0 series win. Alastair Cook hit 58 from 78 balls with four fours, and Ravi Bopara made 52 not out from 56 balls including 5 fours as England closed on 138 for 3, chasing a revised target of 138 at Old Trafford.

Australia's skipper Michael Clarke was the pick of the bowlers with 1 for 14. Earlier Australia posted 145 for 7 from 32 overs after the start was delayed. George Bailey was Australia's top scorer with 46 not out from 41 balls after hitting two sixes and three fours. Opener David Warner made 32. Part time bowler Bopara took 2 for 8 and spinner James Tredwell 2 for 23 after England won the toss and chose to bowl.

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England 1-0 up in the Nat West Series after beating Australia by 15 runs in the first ODI at Lord's. Eoin Morgan's specialist in limited-overs game and the depth of England's bowling attack carried them to a easy win in the opening match. Morgan scampered and then bludgeoned his way to an unbeaten 89 from only 63 balls to raise a England total to 272 for five.

Steven Finn, James Anderson, Tim Bresnan and Stuart Broad enough runs to play with as they chipped away at the opponent with two wickets each to go 1-0 up with 4 more matches to play - despite the best efforts of Michael Clarke (61) and David Warner (56). England's innings was hampered by uncomfortable early conditions, under heavy cloud cover, and it was openers Ian Bell and Alastair Cook and then Jonathan Trott (54) and particularly Morgan that they gather a defendable total.

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