AUS vs ENG Head to Head Records- 1st ODI, Australia Tour of England 2024

England and Australia are set to clash with each other in an ODI series. The AUS vs ENG ODI series will witness five games. AUS vs ENG 1st ODI takes place on Thursday, September 19.

Mitchell Marsh leads Australia in the series while Harry Brook is the skipper of England. Jos Buttler has been ruled out due to injury.

Ahead of their opening clash, below we glance at head-to-head records between both sides in the ODI format.

AUS vs ENG Head to Head Records- 1st ODI, Australia Tour of England 2024

AUS vs ENG Head-to-Head Records: Key Statistics

According to Australia vs England head-to-head records in ODIs, both sides have faced each other in 156 games. Out of these, Australia has won 88 matches while England has won 63 games. Two games ended in a tie while three ended with no result.

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AUS vs ENG Head-to-Head Records: Recent 5 Encounters

Interestingly, Australia has won all 5 recent ODI encounters against England. Out of these 5 games, 3 took place in Australia while one took place in England and India. Hence, Australia has been on a winning streak against England in recent clashes.

AUS vs ENG Head-to-Head Records: Key moments and stand-out performances

If we analyze AUS vs ENG head-to-head records, Ricky Ponting is the leading run-getter for Australia with 1598 runs in 39 games. Eoin Morgan (ENG) has 1952 runs to his name in 56 matches.

Jason Roy once shattered a 180-run knock against Australia in 2018 and it is still the highest-ever knock in ODI clashes between both sides. Shane Watson slammed an unbeaten 161 in 2011.

In bowling, Brett Lee has got the most 65 wickets for Australia. For England, the record is held by Adil Rashid with 47 scalps.

Former Aussie pacer Andy Bichel has the best bowling show of 20/7 vs England. Chris Woakes has 45/6 for England.

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Trends and Patterns

In England, the hosts have an upper hand over the Aussies by winning 36 games and losing 33 out of 73. However, the visitors have an edge in Nottingham, winning 2 games and losing 1 out of 4. According to trends, both teams have been equally powerful in ODIs.

Conclusion

According to the above stats, Australia has the upper hand when it comes to head-to-head clashes in ODIs (88-63). They also have a winning streak in recent clashes (5-0).

At Trent Bridge too, Australia have won more games against England (2-1). However, England has a slightly better record at home (36-33). The T20I series ended in a tie and it will be interesting to see who captures the ODI series.