Australia win fifth ODI by 49 runs (DLS method) to win series 3-2
Australia were 165-2 in 21st over when rain arrived
England all out for 309 in final over of innings
They collapsed from 202-2 to 276-9 but Adil Rashid adds 36
Ben Duckett hits century off 86 balls but miscues to mid-off for 107
Harry Brook makes 72 off 52 balls and Phil Salt 45 off 27 balls
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Aus 165-2
Well, "a few overs" was optimistic.
Smith gets hold of an Adil Rashid drag-down and dispatches the ball to the square leg ropes.
That may prove to be the last boundary of the match, as moments later the umpires take the players off, with the rain arriving to tear across the ground.
Four balls after a result became possible, England are walking off way behind the DLS par score.
Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds
That's 20 overs completed, which means this is a game of cricket that will have a result. This series, which is currently 2-2, will finish 3-2 in favour of someone and currently, it's Australia who are very much in the driving seat.
Thanks Ffion.
For "expertly guide", please read "take you through a few overs before the rain utterly wipes this one out."
Target 310
We will have a winner.
Australia are miles ahead - the DLS par score with two wickets down is 113.
England tried a couple of tricks to delay proceedings, but the rain has stayed away for now and that's my cue to pass you back to Mike Peter, who will expertly steer you through the concluding stages of this game.
Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Josh Inglis looks very comfortable on the back foot. It's a wonderful shot and puts Brydon Carse under pressure.
It doesn't matter, because Australia have reached 157.
Josh Inglis top-edges for six more.
Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds
If England were to get two wickets in this over, the DLS par score for Australia will rise to 157!
It's Brydon Carse to bowl.
And he's launched into the stands by Josh Inglis as he offers up some short stuff.
A convenient tactical discussion follows between bowler, captain and about three fielders...
Target 310
Carved for four by Josh Inglis, as Olly Stone lets out a cry of anguish as that wasn't too far away from being caught at backward point.
But Inglis ends the over with four more, much more comfortably, pushed through the covers.
One over away. Don't be surprised if Matthew Potts shortly decides that he needs a new pair of socks.
Eventually, Potts completes his over.
Two to get through. I suggest Harry Brook will bowl his seamers so that they take as long as possible.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Bristol
This delay might give Australia the moral victory either way.
Geoff Lemon
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds
Matthew Potts is calling for new boots now and the umpire is looking at him with a degree of displeasure. This is nonsense!
Image source, ReutersMatthew Potts has some very conveniently-timed issues with the strapping on his foot. He takes his time to readjust his socks and calls for a change of spikes.
The umpires are unimpressed. The Australians are less impressed.
Yeah, this isn't a good look I'm afraid.
Geoff Lemon
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds
Why would you do this? You are kidding me! We have the ground staff ringing the boundary waiting to drag the covers on and threatening overhead skies, and we've got the three umpires having a chat while the players are having drinks on a nine-degree day in Bristol.
How often do we say that cricket doesn't help itself?
We need three more overs for a result, and play is stopped for a drinks' break.
Sigh.
Geoff Lemon
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds
The flags are fluttering and the trees likewise. The ground staff are coming around. Can we get through to 20 overs?
There's a bit of drizzle in the air. We've got a race against time!
And Steve Smith flicks a majestic six off his pads.
If we do get these four overs in, Australia's dominant position has been set up by Matt Short's brutal half-century at the top of the order.
Target 310
Just a couple of singles worked off another neat over from Adil Rashid.
The leg-spinner is bowling beautifully but he's getting through his overs so quickly because Australia aren't attacking him. So, we're just four overs away now from having a definite result.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Bristol
Harry Brook has just left the field. Off to get the DLS sheets?