Glenn Maxwell cops it from Darren Lehmann for wild shot in Perth Bad options: Glenn Maxwell has been put on notice by coach Darren Lehmann. Audacious all-rounder Glenn Maxwell has received a public roasting from coach Darren Lehmann for his wild shot and lack of match awareness during Australia's first defeat to England on Friday. The Australians were 5-222 chasing 317 for victory at the WACA Ground when, in the 40th over, Maxwell charged all-rounder Ben Stokes, swung lustily and edged behind for 26. The home side folded for 259, handing the visitors their first win over Australia this summer. Much has been made of the relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere under Lehmann but he can also deliver a fierce rebuke when it's warranted and Maxwell was left in no doubt about what the coach thought of his untimely exit on Friday. "It got down to 95 off 11 or 12 [overs] and in this day and age you should get those," Lehmann said. Disappointing to lose 5-50 or whatever it was and fall short. So our blokes - and Maxwell - he's got to understand, we've got to play better cricket. In the second ODI in Brisbane, Maxwell was also guilty of squandering a chance to bat Australia into a winning position, when he heaved a catch to mid-wicket with the team needing seven an over from the last 15. Australia still won on account of James Faulkner's remarkable heist. The nickname "Big Show" has stuck with Maxwell, and Lehmann obviously believes he can get an on-field response from the 25-year-old by criticising him publicly. "That's why I'm saying it to you on TV," Lehmann said in front of cameras at Adelaide Airport. He understands he has got to be a better cricketer for us to get to where we want to get to. He's got the talent, but the way we want him to play, he's got to finish those games off for us. He's a great young kid and the thing is he realised his mistake from last night and he owned up to that. He's got to get better. He's batting in the top six so he is a batting all-rounder so he's got to show the responsibility to bat like that at six. We know he's got flair and excitement and we love that about him but we want him to understand the game better. Maxwell is expected to hold his place for the last ODI in Adelaide on Australia Day, for which captain Michael Clarke and all-rounder Shane Watson will return after being rested. Mitchell Johnson, who received his first punishment for the summer with 0-72 from 10 overs at the WACA Ground, will be spelled for the Sunday clash with England ahead of next week's departure for the Test tour of South Africa. Brad Haddin will miss a second game to freshen up for the series against the Proteas. Lehmann said the selectors' decision to rest Clarke, Watson and Haddin for the Perth game had no impact on the result. None. We didn't play very well. Full stop," Lehmann said. We had our opportunities in the game. We certainly didn't bowl very well early in the game. I think they were 0-73 off 10, so we've got to get some early wickets. We might have to make some changes there. We have certainly got to bat better.