Aus sends loud message by thrashing England in final

An injury scare to James Faulkner has soured Australia’s commanding 112-run win over England in the final of the Carlton Mid ODI Tri-Series in Perth. Faulkner left the field midway through his third over with what Cricket Australia later confirmed to be side soreness, a cause of concern for the star allrounder less than two weeks out from Australia’s opening World Cup match.

While Faulkner’s day was soured by the injury, fellow allrounder Glenn Maxwell cemented his position with his best game in the green and gold of his country. The Victorian scored his highest one-day international score of 95 and claimed career best bowling figures of 4-46 to rout England and deliver Australia its fourth piece of silverware this summer.

Fast-bowler Mitchell Johnson also made a successful return to international cricket, crashing through the tourists’ top order to finish with 3-27.

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Haha

World Cup opponents beware – Mitch is back in business.

Johnson wouldn’t have recognised the three Englishmen he turned into bunnies in Australia’s tri-series final win in Perth – James Taylor, Moeen Ali and Eoin Morgan.

That’s because he’s already ended the careers of the tourists he decimated last season.

Ok Eoyin if yuh seh suh

Eoin Morgan, the England captain, seemed in denial after his side crashed to a 112-run drubbing against Australia in the final of the tri-series on Sunday (February 1). Morgan said he couldn’t put a finger on what happened – “It was just a bad day for us” – but more surprisingly, refused to concede that Mitchell Johnson had played a key part in England’s humiliation, especially given that the paceman had fired out James Taylor, Moeen Ali and Morgan himself in his first spell.

Asked if Johnson had reopened some old wounds, Morgan countered, “Absolutely not, I don’t think he swung it. I think that the guys up front (Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood) bowled well, swung it a little bit. We must have put ourselves under pressure but I don’t know why we performed like this today. We will reassess over the next few days and come back stronger hopefully. I think it could probably have been anybody bowling. We had a really bad day. That’s the best way to describe it.

Come in Mailer, give us your assessment of this debacle. What do U attribute it to?

Mail too busy whinging about WICB player contracts  ::LOL::

But IF you had asked me , I would say Moustache upgraded his Stereo to surround sound !  ::LOL::


AND Eoin seh his luck of the Irish ran out when that off stick when cartwheeling fuss ball !

Ode to MAxwell..A true creator and destroyer.From 60-4 to 278 is something astonishing and i am sure this is a perfect warning to all other teams.

bala24 , M&M 


give some credit to Marsh !

damn Haddin and dat runout I was so flippin mad, Tnk gad fuh Faulkner rapid 50

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bala24 , M&M 


give some credit to Marsh !
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Lolz,we do respect what he did today,but it was completely overshadowed by Maxwell's show.People often look at who is "best" and not second best.
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