Australia wins the toss and chooses to bowl against England in 2nd ODI
ADELAIDE, Australia (AP) — Australia captain Mitch Marsh won the toss and sent England in to bat at Adelaide Oval in the second one-day cricket international on Sunday. Australia leads the series after a crushing seven-wicket victory in the opening game of the three-match series in Perth on Friday.
ADELAIDE, Australia - In the second one-day cricket international of the series, Australia won the toss and opted to bowl first against England at Adelaide Oval on Sunday. Captain Mitch Marsh expressed his team's preference for chasing the target, noting the favorable conditions at Adelaide. Australia secured a dominant seven-wicket win in the opening match on Friday, leading the series.
New Zealand all-rounder Mahli Beardman, who made history by taking six wickets on his ODI debut, was rested for Sunday's match. England made one change, replacing Jamie Overton with seamer Sonny Baker, while Australia swapped Riley Meredith for seamer Riley Meredith. Both Captain Harry Brook and allrounder Sam Curran were set to play their 50th ODI match. The lineups for both teams were announced.
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