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ENG VS AUS MATCH PREDICTION & ANALYSIS

With England's win over Australia, England's T20I summer is over. It was only six matches long - three matches each against Pakistan and Australia and with three wins from five completed matches, England would be fairly content.

England and Australia will both now move to Manchester to take on each other in the fifty-over format - the format both sides will be more comfortable to play. The first match of the three-match series is set to be played at Old Trafford Cricket Stadium, Manchester, on 11th September 2020. As was the case in T20s, we expect the upcoming match to be a cliffhanger. A feast for the fans is certainly on the cards. onlineiplcrickettipsfree

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TEAM PREVIEWS

ENGLAND

As compared to the T20I series, not much will change for England as far as the team composition is concerned. While it has been a while since England won the World Cup title, we haven't seen them feature in many ODI matches since then. Their team will pretty much be the same with a notable absence of en Stokes.

Playing under the leadership of Eoin Morgan, England seems to be an altogether different team. The team, in all likelihood, should have Eoin Morgan back to lead them in the first match of the series. Morgan suffered a blow on his finger in the second T20I and had to miss the third match. The injury, however, wasn't deemed serious and Morgan should be back in the business.

With Joe Root returning to the scene, England's batting looks pretty strong. Joe Root did exceedingly well in the limited T20 stint for Yorkshire and will be looking to replicate his form in the fifty-over format. England will also be boosted by Jason Roy's return at the top of the order. Roy missed the T20I series against Australia and Pakistan due to a side strain.

On paper, England's batting lineup looks as good as any with terrific openers in Jonny Bairstow and Jason Roy followed by an experienced middle-order consisting of Joe Root and Eoin Morgan. With the likes of Butter and Ali available to follow them, England have a batting lineup that goes really deep.

While it didn't make much difference in the T20s, bowling could be of significant importance in the fifty-over format. England have a good set of bowlers to bowl in the first powerplay, but the lack of death bowling options is apparent. Barring Jofra Archer, almost all of their bowlers are known to be expensive and Eoin Morgan will be wary of that fact. He used Mark Wood and Tom Curran brilliantly in the T20Is and they both responded in a terrific manner. If English bowlers manage to put in a performance similar to those in T20Is, beating England at home is going to be a colossal task.