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Aussie hopes washed out

AFP, Manchester
Rain thwarted Australia's bid to win a first T\venty20 international in six matches after their series opener against England ended in a no-result washout at Old TYafford here on Sunday.
Australia were well on top, having reduced England to four for two in the second over, in pursuit of a victory target of 146, when a heavy downpour stopped play.
Although England needed only to bat for five overs for a result to be declared under the
Duckworth-Lewis method for weather-affected fixtures, a fresh burst of rain prevented play resuming by the scheduled cut-off time.
The second and final match of this series is at Old Trafford on Tuesday.
Australia, who had lost their previous five T\venty20 matches, were indebted to Cameron White's 55 for a total of 145 for four after losing the toss in overcast conditions.
White, dropped on 12 by debutant Joe Denly, shared a fourth-wicket stand of 78 with Michael Clarke, Australia's captain in the absence of resting regular skipper Ricky Ponting.
The duo came together after England captain Paul Collingwood took two wickets in three balls to leave Australia 54 for three in the ninth over.
White, left out of the Australia squad that suffered a first round exit during the World Twenty20 in England in June, said: "It was nice to get another opportunity and nice to take it for once.”
Meanwhile, Collingwood insisted rain had thwarted England every much as bit as Australia.
"It would have been a good game if it had gone all the way," he said. "We did some good stuff in the field to restrict them to that total which we felt was very gettable on that wicket."
England saw Denly and Ravi Bopara manage just one run between them.
Denly, who top-scored with 67 on Thursday in his one-day international debut as England beat Ireland by three runs in Belfast, fell for a golden duck when, trying to hook Brett Lee, he lobbed a catch to Nathan Hauritz at square leg.
Fast bowler Lee had taken only three balls to strike in his first international appearance against England this tour after missing the Ashes with a side strain.
Bopara, dropped after a sequence of low scores from the Test side for England's Ashes-clinching victory at the Oval last week, did not stay long.
He was caught by first slip Shane Watson off left-arm quick Mitchell Johnson in an innings where extras, with three, was England's top scorer.