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[Watch] Cameron Green's Brain Fade Moment Results In Bizarre Dismissal vs ENG

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Cameron Green's bizarre dismissal vs ENG [Source: cricketcomau/X.com]Cameron Green's bizarre dismissal vs ENG [Source: cricketcomau/X.com]

Cameron Green's fighting fifty against England at the Adelaide Oval ended oddly, as Liam Dawson left him all ends up to help his team wrap the game early. While Green's fifty did not guarantee an Aussie win, he made the visitors wait before they could level the series.

Just a day after dominating the proceedings in Perth, Australia struggled in both batting and bowling in the 2nd ODI and could not even bat 45 overs while chasing a mammoth 356 on the night.

Watch- Cameron Green's wicket leaves umpire thinking

The incident happened at the start of the 36th over, when Green was batting at 63, with Adam Zampa on the other end. The first ball of the Liam Dawson over bowled a length ball on the middle and off stump.

As the ball was bowled from around the wicket, it went straight with the angle, through the gap between Green's bat and pad. The ball remained a bit low, and wicketkeeper Jordan Cox could not go down in time to receive it. The ball struck his pads and rolled over to dislodge the bails.

Incidentally, Green had left the crease and he was given out stumped by the TV Umpire. In the real-time, bowler, batter and the umpire looked confused of what actually happened and the commentators resonated. Jordan Cox was the only one aware of the proceedings.

Watch the video below

All to play for in Hobart

Courtesy of a sensational Mahli Beardman six-fer in the first ODI, England were all out for 131 and Australia chased the target in 23.3 overs by 7 wickets. However, the visitors fought back in Adelaide, with Tom Banton's 121(99), Joe Root's 62(68), Jordan Cox's 67(49) and Will Jacks' 54*(40) to reach 355/6.

The English bowling unit also stepped up on the night. Led by Gus Atkinson's 4/28, Australia kept losing wickets at regular intervals. Matt Renshaw and Cameron Green scored 60s and added 98 runs for the 5th wicket but they were far behind and lost by a big margin of 135 runs.

Up next, the teams take on in Hobart on November 18 to try and claim the series.