Inexperienced Australia learning the hard way, says coach Langer


  • Cricket
  • Wednesday, 20 Jun 2018

FILE PHOTO: Cricket - England vs Australia - Third One Day International - Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Britain - June 19, 2018 Australia coach Justin Langer watches the match Action Images via Reuters/Craig Brough/File Photo

(Reuters) - Australia were handed a reality check as they suffered their biggest one-day international defeat when they lost to England at Trent Bridge, said coach Justin Langer, who added that his young side were learning the hard way.

England amassed 481 runs as they thrashed Australia by 242 to take an unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match series.

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