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England were bowled out for 131 in the first one-day international in Perth on Friday, and Australia won by seven wickets. Australian newspapers reacted to Pat Cummins' extraordinary 68-minute news conference about Usman Khawaja, which Cummins used to hit back at Khawaja's comments, and David Warner had earlier accused Cummins of throwing Khawaja "under the bus" on Australian TV. Mahli Beardman, 21, took 6-24 on his ODI debut, the best figures by an Australian on a one-day debut, dismissing Harry Brook, Joe Root and Sam Curran among others. Mitchell Marsh made 50 as Australia reached 132 for 3 in 23.3 overs. BBC Sport said the win gave Australia a distraction from the sandpaper scandal, which still swirls around the game, while England, who have lost four of their past five matches, face the second ODI in Adelaide on Sunday as they build towards next year's World Cup.