Australia’s T20 clean sweep celebrations

  This is a video feature of Australia‘s victorious players rubbing England‘s noses in what has been a historic tour for the Aussies, exerting their dominance across formats.   England lost the final Twenty20 International (T20I) and also their final match in what has been a historically disastrous tour of Australia. Chasing a rather huge...

This is a video feature of Australia‘s victorious players rubbing England‘s noses in what has been a historic tour for the Aussies, exerting their dominance across formats.

England lost the final Twenty20 International (T20I) and also their final match in what has been a historically disastrous tour of Australia. Chasing a rather huge total of 196, the England team folded up 85 runs short of the target — 111 all out in 17.2 overs.

After losing the first two matches in the T20 series, they had already lost their only chance of a series win in what has been a terrible Australian summer for the touring English. They came to the third and final encounter with nothing to lose, but some more pride.

And they lost that too. Chasing 196, none of the England batsmen lasted long and couldn’t provide any sort of resistance. Except for Eoin Morgan, who top-scored with 34 off 20 balls, no other batsmen made even 20 runs.

The Australian bowlers, on the other hand, had another field day in office, as four of them bagged a pair each —Mitchell Starc, Nathan Coulter-Nile, James Muirhead and Glenn Maxwell.