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England take 2-0 lead

AFP, London
Ravi Bopara starred with both bat and ball as England coasted to a six-wicket win over Australia with 26 balls to spare in the second one-day international (ODI) at The Oval here on Sunday.
England saw all-rounder Bopara top-score with 82 in a total of 252 for four after taking one for 16 with five overs of his medium-pace as Australia were restricted to 251 for seven.
Man-of-the-match Bopara, run out by Brett Lee with England just two runs shy of victory, faced 85 balls with eight fours.
England's eighth successive ODI win gave them a 2-0 lead in this five-match series after Friday's 15-run victory at Lord's.
It also kept them on course for a 5-0 whitewash that would see them replace arch-rivals Australia at the top of the 50-over world rankings.
But victory was far from certain when, two balls after Australia captain Michael
Clarke bowled Ian Bell for 75, the left-arm spinner appealed for lbw against Eoin Morgan, still then on nought.
Umpire Richard Illingworth raised his finger but former Ireland international Morgan immediately called for a review.
Eventually, after several minutes' study, third umpire Aleem Dar told Illingworth to reverse his decision on the basis of a 'Hotspot' replay that indicated a faint edge.
England were still 171 for three and not 171 for four and left-hander Morgan, man-of-the-match at Lord's with an unbeaten 89, pressed on to 43 not out, having helped Bopara add 79 at better than a run-a-ball for the fourth wicket.
Opener Bell made Australia pay Sunday for dropping him on 38 and 70 with a typically stylish 113-ball innings featuring one six and six fours.
Bell advanced down the pitch to drive mediumpacer Shane Watson straight back over his head for an elegant six.
But, four balls later, Warwickshire team-mate
Jonathan Trott tried to follow his lead and instead was clean bowled by the medium-pacer.
Earlier fast bowler Steven Finn led England's pace attack in the absence of James Anderson, out with a groin injury, by taking the key wicket of dynamic opener DavidWarner for just 10 on his way to one for 36 in nine overs.
Australia, who won the toss, saw opener Watson top-score with 66 and middle-order batsman George Bailey make a career-best 65.
However, the tourists' innings was often becalmed, with a mere 24 runs coming in a 10-over spell from overs 21 to 30 inclusive.
The series continues with a day-night match at Edgbaston on Wednesday. SCORES IN BRIEF AUSTRALIA: 251-7 in 50 overs (Watson 66, Bailey 65 Hussey 29; Bresnan 2-50) ENGLAND: 252-4 in 34.4 overs (Bell 75, Bopara 82, Morgan 43 not out; Watson 1-34)
Result: England won by six wickets
Man-of-the-match: Ravi Bopara