Australia has won the toss and will bowl first against England in the fourth match of their ODI series at a cold and cloudy Lord’s.

On their first visit to the home of cricket since Alex Carey controversially stumped Jonny Bairstow in the Ashes, an Australian wicketkeeper once again had his sportsmanship questioned by a booing Lord’s crowd.

In a game that saw a number of standout performers, Livingstone's display with the bat broke ODI records for matches at Lord's

Ben Duckett got England off to a fast start with 63 off 62 and that was bettered by Brook, who followed up his innings of 110 his first ODI century in the win in Durham in the third ODI on Tuesday with 87 off 58 balls, which contained 11 fours and one six.

By Martyn Herman LONDON (Reuters) -England annihilated Australia by 186 runs in a rain-shortened ODI at Lord's with Harry Brook and Liam Livingstone laying waste to the visitors attack before Matthew Potts took four wickets as the hosts tied the series at 2-2 on Friday.

Australia endured another uncomfortable experience at the home of cricket. Playing at Lord’s for the first time since a heated Ashes test last year when they were accused in crowd chants of cheating,

Never has Lord’s hosted a one-day international so late in an English summer; the upshot was a delayed start and one-sided game that ended in temperatures below 10 degrees. And yet, while all these grumbles are true,