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Australia beat England by one wicket in second ODI

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Australia beat England by one wicket in the second one day international at the Gabba on Friday.

After being set 301 to win, Australia scored the runs with three balls remaining.

Allrounder James Faulkner smashed 69 runs from only 47 balls to help Australia to an improbable victory and take a 2-0 lead in the five-match series.

Australia beat England by one wicket in the second one day international at the Gabba on Friday.

After being set 301 to win, Australia scored the runs with three balls remaining.

Allrounder James Faulkner smashed 69 runs from only 47 balls to help Australia to an improbable victory and take a 2-0 lead in the five-match series.

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