He did it at Mohali and now he has done it again at the Gabba. James Faulkner scored 69 from 47 balls to pull off an amazing victory against England and helped Australia to gain a 2-0 lead.
Earlier, Eoin Morgan scored a brillliant century and guided England to a competitive total of 300. He hit 6 sixes (including one off Mitchell Johnson). Ian Bell provided a good start as he scored 68. Glenn Maxwell was the pick of the bowlers, taking 2 wickets.
The chase didn't start in a right way as Australia lost both their openers cheaply. Shaun Marsh scored a half-century but was clean bowled off Root. Joe Root bowled really well, giving away just 46 runs and took 2 wickets.
Glenn Maxwell and Brad Haddin then started a rescue operation as Australia were easily ahead of England by runs but they had lost more wickets. They took Australia to 200 before both were dismissed in the 35th over bowled by Bresnan. Maxwell scored a quick half-century.
Coulter-Nile was promoted up the order but was dismissed for just 16. Mitch Johnson also couldn't contribute much with the bat as he managed just 2 runs.
At this point Australia were 244/9, needing 57 off 36. James Faulkner then struck 5 sixes in the 3 overs bowled by Stokes(45th and 47th and 49th).
The equation was suddenly 12 off 6 with Bresnan bowling the last over. Faulkner hit 3 4's off the 1st 3 balls to finish things off in a style.



