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Australia beat England by 28 runs in first T20 international at Southampton .
Travis Head hit 59 from 23 balls as he and Matthew Short put on 86 in first six overs.
Liam Livingstone took 3-22 and Adil Rashid took 1-23 .
Jofra Archer and Saqib Mahmood took two wickets apiece for Australia .
England bowled out for 151 in the final over as they chase 179 .
Travis Head came out swinging in the powerplay and gave them a head start. " Australia did bowl well. At times we could have taken partnerships deeper." Australia captain Mitchell Marsh : "We certainly looked on course for 200 but did our best to stuff it up, so it's nice to start the series with a win.".
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