England post new ODI record total of 481-6

NOTTINGHAM, United Kingdom: England broke their own unsurpassed record for the most astounding aggregate at any point scored in a men's one-day global when they posted 481 for six Australia at Trent Bridge on Tuesday.

At the point when Alex Hales, who as of now had a hundred to his name, lifted Jhye Richardson for six in the 46th over it implied England had broken their past world record aggregate of this level — additionally set at Trent Bridge — of 444 for three against Pakistan in 2016.

Hales in the long run holed out for 147 on his Nottinghamshire home ground after opener Jonny Bairstow had made 139.

Eoin Morgan, England's ODI skipper, turned into the nation's most elevated run-scorer in this arrangement amid a 21-ball fifty — the quickest by any England batsman as far as balls confronted — on his approach to 67.

At one phase, it appeared to be 2019 World Cup has England may turn into the primary side in the 4,011 match history of men's ODIs to score 500.

In any case, their odds of accomplishing that accomplishment successfully finished when Hales and Morgan were rejected off progressive conveyances to abandon them 459 for five off 47.3 overs.

Australia commander Tim Paine, who won the hurl, utilized eight bowlers however was not able stem the downpour of runs.

An Australia assault missing harmed Ashes-winning quick bowlers Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood, were crushed to all sides of Trent Bridge with medium-pacer Andrew Tye's nine wicketless overs costing 100 runs.

Britain lead this five-coordinate arrangement against title holders Australia 2-0.