Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC 5 Live

It hit him in line and looks like might be clipping or just outside off stump.

Next ball Marcus Stoinis attempts to reverse sweep Liam Livingstone and is struck on the pad.

Given not out. England review.

Aus 132-3published at 12.1 overs

12.1 overs

Marcus Stoinis is an imposing figure at the crease. He uses his long levers to biff Liam Livingstone over his head for six.

Clever bowling from Adil Rashid as England attempt to claw themselves back into the game.

Marcus Stoinis pokes nervously at one from the leg-spinner but it just drops short of the diving Rashid, who has flummoxed the Aussie middle-order batter with subtle changes of pace.

Five singles off the over. It was, however, carnage a little earlier...

Alison Mitchell
Commentator on BBC Test Match Special

That was a very good over from Liam Livingstone given the carnage that preceded it.

Liam Livingstone concedes just four off his first over and has a wicket to boo. A handy change by Phil Salt.

Geoff Lemon
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

Matt Short coming into the side ahead of Jake Fraser-McGurk was an interesting selection call but he is vindicating it so far.

Andy Zaltzman
Statistician on Test Match Special

The 86 runs scored by Australia in the first five overs is the most England have conceded in the powerplay when bowling first in a T20 international.

A short drinks break in Southampton. Cups of tea would be welcome as the temperature drops now the sun has gone down.

Jacob Bethell continues as Phil Salt persists with spin as he attempts to put something in the spokes of Australia's freewheeling top-order batting.

Matthew Short seems content enough to work Bethell around before crashing the left-arm spinner through the covers for four off the penultimate ball of the over.

Ben Jones
CricViz analyst

Mitchell Marsh's team could be on for something special here, and they've got form in this part of the world. The highest T20 score at this venue was 248-6 back in 2013, when the Aussies smashed the hosts thanks to Aaron Finch's iconic 156 (63).

"Oh wow" barks Phil Salt to Adil Rashid after a delivery skips on to Josh Inglis who punches it down the ground for a single. England's stand-in skipper trying to create a bit of theatre, and uncertainty, out in the middle.

Inglis is not ruffled, though. A couple of balls later Rashid tosses one up and Inglis skips down the pitch and confidently hits the England leg-spinner for four.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Former England batter on BBC 5 Live

This is the first time this summer that England look like they are being bullied.

It shows that things go up a notch when Australia are in town.

Jacob Bethell, chewing gum with bleach-blonde hair fashionably shaved at the sides, does not look someone short on confidence.

He starts the over impressively but Matthew Short drives him through point then pulls him through long on for back-to-back fours.

Chris Mitchell: This is an utter mismatch. Possibly the worst England white ball XI in living memory being totally exposed. And to think, the bowling is meant to the strength of this side considering the tail starts with Bethell at five.

Jacob Bethell, on debut, into the attack for England.

He bowls left-arm spin.

Michael Carberry
Former England batter on BBC 5 Live

Brave piece of bowling from Rashid. He was prepared to throw the ball up and give it a chance to spin. But Mitchell Marsh has just played all around it. It didn't really do much, just skidded on.