England vs Australia

Here are the Highlights of the 3rd T20I between Australia and England, straight from Manuka Oval, Canberra: AUS vs ENG, 3rd T20I Live. Last 20 updates.

Australia vs England 3rd T20I Highlights:The 3rd T20I between Australia and England was abandoned due to rain at the Manuka Oval in Canberra. The match was interruped due to rain multiple times and the game was reduced to 12 overs-per-side. Like us on [Android](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.robo.ndtv.cricket&hl=en)or [iOS](https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/ndtv-cricket/id418320331?mt=8). Australia vs England 3rd T20I Highlights: The 3rd T20I between Australia and England was abandoned due to rain at the Manuka Oval in Canberra [3rd T20I, England in Australia, 3 T20I Series, 2022, Oct 14, 2022Match Abandoned notifyAUS30/3 (3.5)ENG112/2 (12.0)Manuka Oval, CanberraAustralia won the toss and elected to fieldCRR: 7.83BatsmanBowler](https://sports.ndtv.com/cricket/aus-vs-eng-scorecard-live-cricket-score-england-in-australia-3-t20i-series-2022-3rd-t20i-auen10142022213006#pfrom=insidearticle) Australia vs England 3rd T20I Highlights: Match Abandoned Due To Rain; England Win Series 2-0

Australia's third and final T20 against England on Friday night has ended in a no result. The reigning T20WC champions lost both their games to their old ...

0 - Cummins bounces back and beats the edge to finish the set. Buttler goes over the top of cover for a boundary, before taking off for a quick single. A misfield at cover allows the England skipper to get off strike with a single. The rain has now returned, the covers are coming back on and we are set for another delay. The game will now be 12 overs per side and will resume at 9.30pm. Aaron Finch has run down the pitch first ball to Chris Woakes and found the fielder out deep on the off-side, dismissed for a golden duck. Woakes is hooping the ball about a metre, fair over from the seamer. Woakes strikes again, as Maxwell looks to go over the top and Ben Stokes takes a simple catch at mid-off. The cut-off time for play is 10.39pm and there needs to be a minimum of five overs to constitute a result. England batted first and scored 2/112 from their reduced 12 overs, which set the Aussies a revised target of 130 runs to win.

Under pressure Aaron Finch and Glenn Maxwell fell cheaply, but Australia avoided a clean sweep against England after the T20I series finale in Canberra was ...

Woakes was denied a hat-trick but picked up Maxwell shortly after to cap his stunning opening burst of 3 for 4 off 2 overs. In better signs, Stokes was more fluent with 17 off 10 balls although he had a brain fade on the final ball when he smashed Maxwell down the ground and didn't run thinking he had hit a boundary. He had two wickets before you could blink by removing Finch first ball of the innings then Mitchell Marsh next ball with a sharp delivery caught at short third off a leading edge.

AUSTRALIA: The final game of Australia vs England is to be held today and as far as the series is concerned, the game is a dead game.

Starc will look to fine-tune his approach and try to stick to his strengths and give some early blows to the English team. In terms of batting, Liam Livingstone must be close to returning to full health following his ankle injury. Jos Butler:- Butler will be hungry for runs in today’s game as he is in very good form. However, there is always room for learning and improving in cricket, Australia will be looking to do the same, learn and apply. If Australia’s sloppy hands haven’t dropped three catches in the middle of Dawid Malan and Moeen Ali’s important 92-run stand for the fifth wicket, who knows where that momentum would be headed now? Although momentum and confidence are somewhat related, momentum is largely meaningless in professional sports if you allow yourself to live by it.