Not even a washout in Canberra could dampen England's red-hot form heading into a T20 World Cup that is there for the taking.
Unbeaten in five games and with two series wins under their belts England have put the rest of the world on notice that their summer blip against India and South Africa is well and truly behind them.
They have also shown that the job of defending a total rather than chasing one down is one they can do rather well which is essential during a possible seven match tournament. This was a rain-shortened 12 over thrash that was eventually abandoned just 3.5 overs into Australia's attempt to chase down 130 and spluttering to 30-3.
