Beforehand Australia play Somerset tomorrow and England meet Bangladesh at The Oval on Thursday."We are delighted to have won but realise 50-over cricket is totally different to this and five-day cricket is totally different to one-day," Vaughan said. We're better off laughing this one off."England - batting steadily, then accelerating - scored 179 for 8 off their 20 overs with Paul Collingwood scoring 46 off 26 balls. Australia reached 23 without loss, but then lost seven wickets for eight runs, collapsing to 31 for 7. But Michael Vaughan and Ricky Ponting admitted it might. "It's nice to win, it's nice to beat Australia, but I wouldn't read too much into it," Vaughan said But he added: "I hope it becomes a habit. To beat the No 1 team in the world at any form of cricket is a good achievement by the team We worked well for it.

We had a game-plan and we stuck to it.""England outplayed us everywhere," said Ponting, the Australian captain "But I don't think it will do them any good or us any harm. Hopefully it will do something for us - it will make us more determined next time. The book under discussion was the Bhagavad Gita, and he hoped as many as possible could make it, as the turnout for the previous choice, Nietzsche's Also Sprach Zarathustra, had been slightly disappointing. All right, very disappointing.More of this high-level stuff in due course More from Miles Kington.

Naming women who have been raped turns them into victims Naming women who have been raped turns them into victims Sir: So Deborah Orr would like to see an end to anonymity for sufferers of rape and sexual attacks on the grounds that it is "not something any woman should feel shame about" (11 June).Really? I was sexually attacked and felt deep shame (and anger). While a euphoric Rose Bowl toasted England's cricketers after they defeated Australia by 100 runs in the Twenty20 international yesterday, both captains insisted it ought not to affect the summer to come. But will the one-day international then wither, as the Test game has done in some countries? And at what stage does it shrink to Ten10 so Australia can make a game of it?. It may not please purists but the 20-over game has been the staple of evening league and schools cricket for decades.