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Livingstone stars as England thrash Australia to square ODI series
Liam Livingstone's stunning unbeaten 62 paved the way for England's colossal 186-run win over world champions Australia in the fourth one-day international at Lord's on Friday.
The victory pulled a youthful England ODI side level at 2-2 in a five-match series ahead of Sunday's finale at Bristol.
Livingstone's whirlwind 27-ball innings took England to 312-5 in a match reduced by rain to 39 overs per side after captain Harry Brook just fell short of successive hundreds with 87.
Australia made a sound start to their daunting chase but lost six wickets for 28 runs in slumping from 68-0 to 96-6.
They were eventually dismissed for 126 inside 25 overs, with fast bowler Matthew Potts taking an ODI-best 4-38.
This was England's second-biggest win at this level over arch-rivals Australia in terms of runs, following their mammoth 242-run success at Trent Bridge in 2018.
England were 16 runs shy of 300 when Mitchell Starc began the last over of their innings.
But Livingstone, renowned as a big-hitter, then hammered the left-arm fast quick for 28 runs -- the most expensive over by an Australian bowler in men's ODIs -- including four sixes in five balls, before ending the innings with a four.
Livingstone started the 39th over by driving Starc into the pavilion for six.
And two balls later, Livingstone lofted Starc for six over midwicket and next ball drove him for another six. The fifth ball also went for six, courtesy of a monster pull before Livingstone scythed the last ball of the over for four.
Livingstone struck three fours and seven sixes in total as Starc finished with hugely expensive figures of 0-70 in eight overs.
Australia, who saw their run of 14 straight ODI wins ended by England at Chester-le-Street on Tuesday, were now up against it.
But the fit-again Travis Head launched Brydon Carse for a huge six onto the roof of the Mound Stand.
- Australia collapse -
Carse, however, had his revenge when he bowled left-hander Head, who made a stunning 154 not out in Australia's series-opening win at Trent Bridge, for 34 from around the wicket.
Australia's 68-1 then became 75-2 when Potts had star batsman Steven Smith caught behind for just five.
After Australia captain Mitchell Marsh (28) was bowled by a superb Jofra Archer ball that nipped past his outside edge, Carse struck twice in the 15th over to remove Josh Inglis and Marnus Labuschagne.
Potts just missed out on a hat-trick before leg-spinner Adil Rashid ended the match by bowling last man Josh Hazlewood for a duck.
Earlier, Brook -- fresh from a match-winning maiden ODI century at Chester-le-Street, came in with England faltering at 71-2.
But he responded with an exhilarating 58-ball innings including 11 fours and a six.
Australia thought they had Brook caught behind down the legside for 17 by World Cup-winning wicketkeeper Inglis, playing his first match of the series after injury, off Starc.
But an umpire review made it clear the ball had bounced into Inglis's gloves -- with boos ringing round Lord's as the replay was shown on the giant screen.
It was the second controversial incident involving an Australia wicketkeeper at Lord's in as many matches after Alex Carey -- playing as a batsman only on Friday -- stumped England's Jonny Bairstow during an Ashes Test last year when the batsman believed the ball was dead.
Brook fell when he holed out in the deep off leg-spinner Adam Zampa.
L.Adams--AT