England's learning disability and deaf teams wrap up T20 series wins against Australia
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Both England teams will play three 40-over matches over the next week
England's learning disability side won their T20 series in Australia thanks to a stunning century from Jack Perry.
Perry smashed 118 off just 63 balls in Brisbane as England LD sealed a 4-1 series win down under.
However, there was disappointment for the England Deaf XI who fell short after a super over on Sunday.
The Deaf XI still won their T20 series 3-2 and a three-game ODI contest will now determine the winner of each side's International Inclusion Series.
The two series mark a long-awaited resumption of international cricket for England's national disability squads with the Deaf and Learning Disability teams jointly touring Australia.
Each side is playing five T20 matches and three 40-over-matches over the course of nine days.
Perry was delighted with his first international ton and said: "I've had a couple of club and county hundreds, but this one feels pretty special."