Marsh, Bollinger guide Australia to 2-0 lead

MELBOURNE,  (Reuters) – World Cup reject Shaun Marsh’s  second one-day international century and a fine all round  performance from Doug Bollinger helped Australia to a 46-run  victory over England in their second one-day international in  Hobart today.
Australia’s celebrations, however, were tempered with Nathan  Hauritz appearing to dislocate his right shoulder and a groin  injury to fast bowler Shaun Tait. Both were named in their  15-man World Cup squad earlier this week.
Hauritz had been chasing a ball to the boundary at Bellerive  Oval when he slid, rolled over and as he put his hand down to  push up off the ground collapsed in considerable pain before he  walked off and was taken to hospital for X-rays.
Tait limped off shortly afterwards when he grimaced in his  follow through on the fifth ball of his sixth over.
Marsh (110), who was only playing in Hobart after Mike  Hussey injured his hamstring, combined with Cameron White (45)  for a 100-run partnership that steadied Australia after they  plunged to 33-4.
He also combined for an Australian record ninth-wicket  partnership of 88 with Bollinger (30) that pushed the hosts past  200 and gave them a challenging total to defend after their  batsmen had struggled with the pace of the pitch.
England’s run chase was always behind the required run rate  after the early loss of Matt Prior for a duck and Bollinger’s  two wickets in two balls when he had Andrew Strauss trapped in  front for 19 and then bowled Kevin Pietersen for a duck.
Bollinger also captured two quick wickets in the tail to  finish with figures of four for 28 from nine overs.
Australia won the first match of the seven-game series by  six wickets in Melbourne last Sunday after Shane Watson scored  161 not out to help them chase down the 295 needed for victory.
The third game is in Sydney on Sunday.