That's just about your lot from our coverage of the fourth ODI as England made it 2-2 in the five-match series with one match left to play.

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A reminder if you've missed any of the action you can tune into the highlights on BBC Two and via iPlayer at 23:05 BST.

We will, of course, be back with live text commentary of the deciding ODI from Bristol on Sunday. The Test Match Special team will also be on hand to provide ball-by-ball coverage.

See you on Sunday.

As for England's bowlers - an absolutely ruthless display from their seamers where everybody played their part.

Jofra Archer bowled quickly and with real menace. Brydon Carse was England's enforcer through the middle overs while Matthew Potts finished with his best ODI figures of 4-38.

Impressive stuff.

Here's some of the highlights of England managed to whack their way to 312-5 from their 39 overs. The last-over whacking from Liam Livingstone, in particular, is well worth viewing.

Image source, Getty Images

England captain Harry Brook, speaking to Test Match Special: "That's a pretty compete performance. We are happy with the way we went about the game and it's nice to come out victorious.

"Hopefully we end up getting a game in Bristol and playing a crucial game - the series decider. But the last couple of games have been awesome. We have played so well and have taken the momentum from the first two games and brought it here.

"I am glad to be somewhere near my best. It's nice to be out there and contributing to the side."

On Liam Livingstone's six hitting: "Everybody in the world knows what he is capable of in the back end there and he's just proved it."

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

England have fought back really well in this series and today, they've been superb. They lost the toss, but dealt with that tricky early conditions. Once they got going, the middle order were really superb! Australia got off to an absolute flyer with the bat, but once Brydon Carse got his first wicket, it's been a procession!

Player of the match and England captain Harry Brook: "We've taken all the positives and momentum from the first two games that didn't go well for us and brought them to the last two games.

"Ducky [Ben Duckett] is really good at top, unbelievably hard to play to, he cuts and pulls lengths that others don't. Livvy [Liam Livingstone] we know what he's capable of at the back end and he showed that tonight.

"Identifying times when we need to put pressure on them more. If we get a boundary early in the over, it's a chance to apply pressure, it's about picking and choosing your moments.

"Our bowlers bowled beautifully, on an interesting wicket they smashed they lengths and got their rewards. Jofra was bowling quick tonight, it was great to watch. Hopefully we'll see more of that going forward.

"It's always nice to be scoring runs, you probably think more clearly when you're playing well."

A fair assessment from Mitchell Marsh. We'll have the thoughts of England skipper Harry Brook, who was named player of the match, shortly.

In case you missed it, here's the winning moment after Adil Rashid bowled Josh Hazlewood.

Australia captain Mitchell Marsh: "We were a bit off today. Fair play to England, they put us under pressure with the bat, especially Liam Livingstone at the end of the innings. They outplayed us today. Their score was a bit above par and you just need one or two big partnerships.

"They bowled well and we lost wickets continually. That's cricket. It's going to be a great experience in Bristol. We would have liked to have wrapped up the series today, but England have come back really strongly."

Sam Drury
BBC Sport at Lord's

It doesn't get more comprehensive that than.

Not just a win, the England fans got everything they'd have wanted from today's game.

Brutal batting, stumps flying and the chance to boo Steve Smith and Alex Carey.

The vast majority of the Lord's crowd will be heading home happy.

Matthew Potts was the pick of England's bowlers as he finished with 4-38 from his eight overs.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Harry Brook has led from the front with the bat today and he's played so well. I can't remember him playing a risky shot; it was all under control!

Kieran Parmley
Cricviz analyst

Highest winnings margins for England vs Australia batting first in ODIs.

242 runs - Nottingham, 2018

186 runs - Lords, 2024

101 runs - Edgbaston, 1977

ENGLAND BY 186 RUNSpublished at 20:18 British Summer Time 27 September

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An impressive performance from England who have come back from 2-0 to level the series at 2-2 with this emphatic victory.

The decider is in Bristol on Sunday.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Harry Brook has captained really well today. He's kept on the pacers and gone for the jugular against Australia!

Matthew Potts unable to winkle out another wicket in his eighth, and final, over.

It's pretty academic in the bigger picture, but here's that very tight run out given in favour of Sean Abbott from a little earlier.

What do you think? Ricky Ponting on Sky Sports gave it out as did our own Geoff Lemon.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

It's another wicket for Matthew Potts. He is enjoying his day out at Lord's and Australia are nearly done!