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England score first points

REUTERS, London
Seamers Darren Gough and Jon Lewis teamed up to take seven wickets for eight runs in just 20 balls as England stunned Australia to win their first Twenty20 international by 100 runs on Monday.
The match was little more than a light-hearted romp before the serious business of the one-dayers and the Ashes series.
But Michael Vaughan's England side, egged on by the crowd at Southampton's Rose Bowl, were soon jumping into each others arms in sheer disbelief as Australia were bowled out in 14.3 overs.
One moment the world champions, chasing England's 179 for eight off their 20 overs, were 23 without loss in the third over. The next they were 31 for seven in the sixth.
The 29-year-old Lewis, uncapped in one-dayers or Tests, took four for 24 off four overs while Gough took three for 16 off three.
Three wickets fell in four balls, with Gough sparking the carnage. Adam Gilchrist had made 15 off 14 balls before a big slog across the line went straight up in the air and the ball was caught by Kevin Pietersen.
Next delivery, Matthew Hayden went for the pull and Pietersen, this time running back, made it two out of two.
Michael Clarke then followed for a golden duck, prodding forward and adjuged caught behind with Geraint Jones standing up to Lewis.
Moments later and man-of-the match Pietersen, who had earlier hammered a quickfire 34, had his third catch, snapping up Andrew Symonds.
Within minutes and the top five had gone for the addition of a single run as Mike Hussey edged a ball from the 34-year-old Gough and Andrew Flintoff, standing at second slip, pouched the chance.
Earlier Pietersen hammered 34 off 19 balls, Marcus Trescothick made 41 and Paul Collingwood topscored with 46 off 26 balls before going last ball of the innings to give Glenn McGrath his third wicket.
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England had just one low, when
Vaughan, in his first Twenty20 match at any level, went first ball to Symonds's spin.
SCORE IN BRIEF
ENGLAND: 179 in 20 overs
(Collingwood 46, Trescothick 41, Pietersen 34; McGrath 3-31)
AUSTRALIA: 79 in 14.3 overs
(Gillespie 24; Gough 3-16, Lewis 424)
Result: England won b y 100 runs.