Australia and England are all set to face each other in the fifth and final ODI of the ongoing series. The fifth ODI of Australia vs England will take place on Sunday, September 29.
The venue for the match is the County Ground in Bristol. The series is tied 2-2 after four games and the fifth ODI will decide the series winners.
Mitchell Marsh is Australia’s captain in the series, while Harry Brook leads England. Below are the head-to-head matches between both sides in ODIs.
Head-to-head records between Australia and England: 5th ODI, Australia tour of England 2024
Head-to-head records between Australia and England: key statistics
According to the head-to-head records of AUS vs ENG in ODIs, both teams have played 160 matches. Australia has won 91 matches, while England has won 64 matches. 3 games ended without result while 2 ended in a draw.
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Head-to-head records between Australia and England: 5 recent meetings
In the last 5 meetings between both teams, Australia has won 3 games while England has won 2 games. Of these, 4 games were played in the ongoing series.
Head-to-head records between Australia and England: Key moments and standout performances
In the ongoing series, some players from both teams have shown wonderful performances. For Australia, Travis Head (154), Marnus Labuschagne (77), Alex Carey (77 and 74), Mitchell Marsh (60) and Steve Smith (60) have hit good shots.
For England, Harry Brook (94 and 87), Ben Duckett (91 and 63), Will Jacks (84) and Liam Livingstone (62) have played brilliant knocks.
In the bowling department, Marnus Labuschagne, Adam Zampa and Mitchell Starc picked 3-wicket hauls once.
For England, Matthew Potts chose a 4-wicket haul in a match. Brydon Carse picked 3-wicket hauls in two games.
Trends and patterns
England have a slightly better record than Australia at home. In Bristol, both teams have won one game each. The last time they played at the stadium was in 2005.
Conclusion
Based on previous records, Australia has a better overall record, but England dominates at home. In the current series, both teams have been equally powerful winning two games each.
Both teams played 2 games in Bristol long before 2005 and both won 1 game each. In the last two matches, England have dominated Australia.