It was groundhog day for Andrew Strauss. Another far from daunting one-day chase was scuppered as England's top order handed their wickets to Australia and this time there was no lower-order rally to get the scoreline close

The last time Mitchell Johnson left Lord's his place in the team was in the balance. He had just produced a horrific display as England went 1-0 up in the Ashes and his confidence looked shot to pieces

Already, two matches into this series, a pattern is developing as Australia claimed a 2-0 lead with 39-run victory at Lord's

It's a sign of the times when Australia are looking at other teams as the benchmark for success