England won the triangular one day series

england have won the 2nd final against australia and hav now wone the one day series finals 2-0 after looking down and out with no chance of reaching the final we got into the final with 2wins 1 against oz other against NZ.after these 4 odi's won in a row england are finally showing some good one day form as the world cup approaches

England won their first major overseas one-day tournament since 1997 as they beat Australia by 34 runs on an absorbing rain-hit night in Sydney.
Paul Collingwood followed two centuries with another top score of 70 and England went on to post 246-8.
Bad weather interruptions - and the loss of regular wickets - meant Australia's target was adjusted twice.
They ultimately needed 211 from 33 overs and finished on 152-8 from 27, Brad Hodge top-scoring with 49.
It was the first time in 14 years that Australia had lost their triangular home one-day series - and the first time this particular tournament had been won since the days of Chris Broad and Ian Botham in 1986-87.
On that occasion, the Ashes were also won. This series proved unexpected consolation after England had been whitewashed 5-0 in the Ashes.
England needed to claim a fourth one-day international success on the trot to stop the best-of-three series going to a decider in Brisbane.
They started well, winning an important toss and reaching 79-1 after 18 overs.
Mal Loye struggled to time anything early on, but combined a variety of slog sweeps with some good off-side boundaries to reach 45 from 61 balls.
But the second of two breaks for rain saw England slump from 79-1 to 112-4.
First, Loye called Ian Bell through for a single - but misjudged the run hopelessly and was out by yards.
Then, after Andrew Strauss had been caught behind off Bracken, a brilliant piece of work from Michael Hussey ended Bell's innings on 26 and England were stalling with less than half their overs remaining.
Collingwood and Andrew Flintoff (42) added a vital 97 before Brett Lee caught Flintoff off his own bowling.
They raised the score to 187 by the 40th over, then decided to attack.
But with Flintoff getting into top gear, he drilled a drive back at Lee, who had less than half a second to take a brilliant return catch.
Collingwood and Jamie Dalrymple were unable to press on as much as they would have wanted.
And Bracken then had Collingwood caught behind off an attempted reverse sweep with three overs remaining.
Further wickets - and not enough England runs - followed.
Glenn McGrath, making his final international appearance at his home ground, got a wicket with the last ball of the innings, Paul Nixon skying a catch to deep mid-wicket.
The match was evenly poised at the half-way stage.
As Australia began their run chase, Liam Plunkett began nervously, with two wides in his first over and two boundaries conceded to Adam Gilchrist in his second.
Australia were scoring quickly when Sajid Mahmood's slower ball accounted for Matthew Hayden at the start of the fourth over.
And suddenly wickets began tumbling. Plunkett bowled a perfect outswinger at Ricky Ponting, edged to Strauss at slip.
Then, immediately after the third rain break of the match, Plunkett bowled Gilchrist from around the wicket and had Michael Clarke caught at the wicket in the same over.
The pressure was maintained brilliantly by Flintoff whose first four overs cost just four runs - and produced the vital wicket of Hussey, edging to the slips to make it 63-5.
After the final rain break, everything was in England's favour but Hodge and Shane Watson briefly lifted Australia's hopes.
Then a moment of inspiration put the tourists back in the hunt.
Dalrymple's stunning one-handed catch at backward point ended Watson's involvement in the match.
And Hodge too died by the sword as the home fans headed for the turnstiles.
There was not quite enough time for England to take the final two wickets - but it mattered not - and Flintoff's side will head to the World Cup in confident mood.

get in buzzing after that win fuckin get in there england

chasing cars played at end of series made hair on back of me neck stand up showing clips of the series fuckin legend didnt go well this series but ended on a high and still a gr8 series

wots wit the hairs on the neck lyk john lollollol but its quality tht england won give them some confidence in the 1 day format of the game