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LAWRENCE BOOTH AT THE UTILITA BOWL: England's white-ball reset got off to an underwhelming start last night against Australia in the Southampton gloom on Wednesday evening.

SOUTHAMPTON, England (AP) — A new era for England’s white-ball teams got off to a shaky start with a 28-run…

Australia beat England by 28 runs in the first T20I, with Travis Head’s brisk 59 setting the visitors on the way to an unassailable lead

A fresh-faced England side came undone against a more storied Australian XI in the opening T20I, with Travis Head’s powerplay blast setting up a 28-run win for the visitors.

A sold-out crowd in Southampton craved England victory on a glorious late summer’s evening. Instead, they were met by an altogether less appetising cocktail: brutal midwinter chill and an Australia victory, by 28 runs.

England slump to a 28-run defeat by Australia in the first T20 international at Utilita Bowl.

Head whacked Sam Curran for 30 in an over and thumped 12 boundaries in total.

Head whacked Sam Curran for 30 in an over and thumped 12 boundaries in total.

Head whacked Sam Curran for 30 in an over and thumped 12 boundaries in total.

Head whacked Sam Curran for 30 in an over and thumped 12 boundaries in total.

England were soundly beaten by Australia by 28 runs in their first T20 international. Australia amassed a stunning 132-3, with Travis Head smashing 59 from 23 balls as he and opening partner Matthew Short put on 86 in the first six overs.…

Australia’s bowlers turn the screws after Head crashes quick-fire 50 in comfortable victory for Australia.

Travis Head made a valuable 59 and leg-spinner Adam Zampa took two cheap wickets as Australia beat England by 28 runs in the 1st T20 international at Southampton on Wednesday.But Livingstone took 3-22 and fellow spinner Adil Rashid, the…

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Liam Livingstone, Saqib Mahmood and Jofra Archer each took two wickets in two balls after Sam Curran had leaked 30 in an over.

Liam Livingstone, Saqib Mahmood and Jofra Archer each took two wickets in two balls after Sam Curran had leaked 30 in an over.

Liam Livingstone, Saqib Mahmood and Jofra Archer each took two wickets in two balls after Sam Curran had leaked 30 in an over.