Twitter Reactions: England v Australia 4th ODI; England square levels

Twitter Reactions: England v Australia 4^th ODI; England square levels: England had never won an ODI series coming 2-0 down and Australia has never lost one with that lead. Coming into the 4^th ODI both the teams would have had this stat at the back of their minds and at the end of the game, the home team is one step closer of erasing it off.

Eoin Morgan’s team is different from the one-day teams we have seen from England in recent years. He is not only leading their charge from the front but captaining the team with superb attitude, belief and confidence. It is his calmness that is rubbing off on rest of the boys and we saw the English batsmen chase down 300 for the 2^nd time in a row. Australia would have been happy at the half way stage with 299 on the board. It was a characteristic knock by the danger man Glenn Maxwell (85 from 81 balls) and half-centuries from George Bailey and wicket-keeper Matthew Wade that got the Aussies closer to 300.

Morgan & Co. came out with a winning mindset and were still going hard at the Kangaroos despite losing the 1^st wicket for none. Skipper’s 92 and regular contribution from the others ensured England ran over the line with 3 wickets and 10 balls in hand.

Here are the best tweets during the game, Twitter Reactions: England v Australia 4^th ODI; England square levels:

AUS vs ENG, 4th ODI | England won by 3 Wickets | AUS – 299/7 (50) | ENG- 304/7 (48.2)

(Pic: @SkyCricket) pic.twitter.com/f4W6gxjt7S

— CricTracker (@Cricketracker) September 11, 2015

Congrats to @ECB_Cricket on their win #EngvAus pic.twitter.com/vzLADJSZH7

— Kookaburra Cricket (@KookaburraCkt) September 11, 2015

#Ashes series: 3-2 to England
T20I series: 1-0 to England
ODI series: 2-2 (with one to go)#EngvAus

— Mohandas Menon (@mohanstatsman) September 11, 2015

Now Eoin Morgan has

Century for Ireland
Century for England
90's for Ireland
90's for England

In ODI Cricket#EngvsAus

— Broken Cricket (@BrokenCricket) September 11, 2015

I think we can all agree that Maxwell is the real man of the match, can't we?

— Peter Miller (@TheCricketGeek) September 11, 2015

Well played @Eoin16! #EngvAus pic.twitter.com/1YOEOSE9u2

— England Cricket (@englandcricket) September 11, 2015

Maxwell: 85 from 64, full spell of overs for 1/54, two of the best catches in cricket.

Morgan: 92 from 92. Man of the match.

Riiiiight.

— Geoff Lemon Sport (@GeoffLemonSport) September 11, 2015

That was a true Captains knock from Eoin Morgan pic.twitter.com/IZWzdRAHeL

— CricTracker (@Cricketracker) September 11, 2015

What a catch by Glenn Maxwell. Genius! #ENGvAUS pic.twitter.com/dyMMAkDZU6

— Philip Brown (@dudleyplatypus) September 11, 2015

Excellent game. England beat Glenn Maxwell by 3 wickets.

— Simon Mann (@Cricket_Mann) September 11, 2015

England Most Successful Chase in Odis
350/3 against NZ in 2015
306/5 vs PAK in 2000
304/7 vs Aus Today#Congrats

— Jasveer Singh Kharra (@imjsk27) September 11, 2015

Love that last ball six by Willey. Bring all the fielders in. I'll just smash it. Not a single shit was given

— Peter Miller (@TheCricketGeek) September 11, 2015

Previous highest successful ODI run chase v Australia – 270-4 at Lord's on 25 May 1997 #EngvAus

— Arthur_S (@allanholloway) September 11, 2015

Don't miss the deciding Game 5 LIVE on @GEMChannel from 7.00pm on Sunday! #ENGvAUS #WWOS pic.twitter.com/0AU0vEyHuZ

— Wide World of Sports (@wwos) September 11, 2015