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Lance Morris made a successful return from injury, but it was England who walked away with a big win at the WACA…

England opened their white-ball tour of Australia with a commanding 92-run win over Western Australia in a 50-over practice match at the WACA Ground. After being bowled out for 251 in 48 overs, England dismantled WA for 159 in 32.3 overs behind strong bowling from Adil Rashid, Jofra Archer, and Jamie Overton.
Western Australia's standout performer was paceman Lance Morris, who claimed 3-29 in his first state appearance in 20 months following back surgery. Ben Duckett led England's scoring with 59, supported by Liam Dawson's unbeaten 44, before England's attack sealed a dominant victory.
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Now go after the rest of the cheating Aussies: Usman Khawaja’s explosive claims bring more shame onto a team who were cowardly as well as complicit – they must surely be punished and captain Pat Cummins cannot escape, writes OLIVER HOLTDaily Mail
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