England Learning Disability wrapped up their six-match series against Australia with a game to spare following a resounding 149-run victory at the Albert Reserve in Melbourne.
The tourists, who named an unchanged side, won the toss and posted 231 for nine courtesy of half-centuries from Chris Edwards and Jonathan Gale.
Edwards made 69 off 81 deliveries while Gale compiled a 63-ball 52, the pair sharing an opening stand of 118.
Tayler Young then returned figures of 4-25 from 7.3 overs to help dismiss Australia for just 82.
Man-of-the-match Edwards said: “It was an amazing feeling to get out there and clinch the series. It was a great performance from the whole team. We stuck to our task and followed our principals really well.”
On his career-best score, the 22-year-old said: “It was good. After all the hard work I have put in throughout the tour, it was good to get to that milestone and set up a really good competitive total.”
The victory leaves England 4-1 in front in the rubber ahead of the final match at PrincesPark tomorrow.
Edwards added: “Preparation is going good. We want to try and cap it off 5-1 and really push hard for that victory.”