Mahli Beardman takes five wickets on ODI debut against England
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Last updated Nov 13, 2026
Mahli Beardman made an impressive debut for Australia, taking five wickets in his first ODI against England at Perth Stadium. He dismissed key players including England captain Harry Brook and former captain Joe Root, contributing to England's poor start at 55 for 4 after 14 overs. Beardman, who has had a challenging year due to a back injury, showed promise as he aims to follow in the footsteps of Australian fast bowling legends. Australian captain Mitch Marsh praised Beardman’s talent and understanding of the game, highlighting his aggressive bowling style. The match is currently in progress.
- •Beardman took five wickets in his ODI debut against England.
- •He dismissed key batsmen early, putting England in a difficult position.
- •His record-breaking performance marks him as a future pace leader.
- •Beardman has been mentored by Dennis Lillee since age 15.
- •The match is still ongoing, with Australia currently bowling.
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