Aussies cruise to seven-wicket win against hapless England in third ODI Shaun Marsh on his way to a not-out score of 71 off 89 balls last night. Michael Clarke calls for a run during today's One Day International match between Australia and England at the Sydney Cricket Ground. England's Eoin Morgan in action during today's clash against Australia. AUSTRALIA have wrapped up the one-day international series against England with a seven-wicket win in game three at the SCG tonight. Chasing England's 9-243 for victory, Australia always looked comfortable in their run chase and managed the win with 60 balls to spare. Shaun Marsh hit the winning runs with a boundary over mid-wicket off Chris Jordan off the final ball of the 40th over as Australia finished at 3-244. After wins in Melbourne and Brisbane, the victory gives Australia an unbeatable 3-0 lead in the best-of-five match series. David Warner led the way early for the home side before 37,823 fans, smashing 71 off 70 balls before he was caught by Ian Bell at short cover off Ben Stokes in the 21st over. Australia were 2-121 at that stage after Aaron Finch fell in the seventh over to Chris Jordan for 22 off 20 balls. But Warner's dismissal didn't slow Australia's momentum with Shaun Marsh picking up where the swashbuckling opener left off. Marsh finished with 71 off 89 balls. Brad Haddin was the other not out batsman on 37 off 33 balls. Earlier Eoin Morgan topscored with 54 off 58 balls in an England innings that never really got going. Morgan fell in controversial circumstances when Dan Christian took a great catch inches off the turf off his own bowling in the 42nd over. The Irishman stood his ground, sparking a war of words between Morgan and non striker Jos Buttler and Australian captain Michael Clarke in scenes reminiscent of Clarke's stoush with James Anderson during the Test series. Eventually the third umpire ruled Christian's catch legitimate and Morgan was on his way. Christian's catch was emblematic of a fantastic fielding effort from Australia. Morgan's dismissal left England on 6-186 before some impressive late hitting from Tim Bresnan (41 off 29) pushed the visitors beyond 240. James Faulker and Christian both claimed two wickets apiece. In his first international game since the Ashes in England in July last year, and his first ODI since September 2012, James Pattinson managed 0-41 off his six overs. Australia's win continues their complete dominance of England this summer after their 5-0 Ashes victory.