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White whacks England
Cameron White's maiden one-day international century was the cornerstone of Australia's six-wicket win against England here on Wednesday as they went 3-0 up in the seven-match series.
Australia, chasing 229 for victory under the Rose Bowl floodlights, finished on 230 for four with nine balls to spare as regular captain Ricky Ponting, back from his post-Ashes break, watched from the pavilion.
White, whose previous best of 53 came in Friday's seriesopening four-run win at the Oval, made 105 before he hit Luke Wright to Ryan Sidebottom at mid-off with Australia needing nine runs off 16 balls for victory.
Together with stand-in skipper Michael Clarke (52), White shared a stand of 143 after Australia had been 52 for two.
Callum Ferguson and Michael Hussey completed the win.
Having survived two runout chances, White should have been out for 92 only for Tim Bresnan at long-on to drop a routine chance off James Anderson.
Instead he went on to complete a 116-ball century with a six and nine fours in his 32nd match at this level
Australia's bowlers had restricted England to 228 for nine, with medium-pacer Shane Watson taking three wickets for 36 runs as the hosts top-order again failed to fire.
England were indebted to a ninth-wicket stand of 40 in 41 deliveries between Bresnan, 31 not out, and Sidebottom (24).
Only Strauss, who made 63, and his Middlesex teammate Eoin Morgan (43) managed more than Bresnan.
England had an early break-through in Australia's reply when Watson was lbw to Anderson.
White, nearly run out on 46 after Anderson at mid-on missed with an underarm shy, was given another let-off on 70 by the Lancashire quick, who hit fresh air with a backhand flick at the bowler's end.
White cashed in by on-driving left-arm seamer Sidebottom for six.
Clarke, a delivery after completing his fifty, was bowled by off-spinner Graeme Swann but the game had gone beyond England’s reach.
Earlier, England saw several of their specialist batsmen get out when they failed to hit over the top.
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