Summary

  • 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

  • Photo gallery: Best images from the summer of cricket

Live Reporting

Mike Peter

  1. Eng 306-9

    They will hit out a bit.

    Adil Rashid starts Connolly's over with consecutive twos, a drive through the covers bring up England's 300 and a heave through mid-wicket.

  2. Eng 298-9

    Travis Head returns to the attack and England work a run off each of his deliveries.

    Two overs to go - will England hit out a bit?

  3. How stat?!

    Andy Zaltzman
    Statistician on Test Match Special

    It's the first time in ODI history that Australia have used five different spinners.

  4. Eng 292-9

    The debutant Cooper Connolly gets a third over, having gone for 18 runs from his first two.

    He concedes just three on this occasion, a sharp delivery bouncing off Inglis' gloves for a leg bye and a couple of singles off the bat.

  5. Eng 289-9

    That's Maxwell's ten overs completed, as England work him around for four singles.

    The Australia spinner finishes on 2-49.

  6. Geoff Lemon
    Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

    Adil Rashid has middled his last couple of shots, but he's not got full value for them.

  7. Eng 285-9

    Seam for Australia, for the first time since the 21st over, as Mitchell Starc returns to the attack.

    Rashid guides his opening delivery down to the boundary at deep third for four.

    A whip into the leg side brings two, before a nice-looking drive to point sees him retain the strike.

  8. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport in Bristol

    It's drizzling now.

  9. Eng 276-9

    Olly Stone is the last man out of the hutch for England.

    He blocks Maxwell's final delivery.

  10. Steven Finn
    Former England fast bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    That's some excellent piece of wicket keeping from Josh Inglis and there's a massive grin on his face when it went into his gloves. Matthew Potts walked immediately, so he knew!

  11. wicket

    WICKET

    Potts c Inglis b Maxwell 6 (Eng 276-9)

    And there goes the ninth.

    Australia bring back Glenn Maxwell for his penultimate over and he nabs Matthew Potts with its penultimate ball, a bottom edge attempting the reverse sweep going through low to Josh Inglis behind the stumps.

    England are nearly done, and will be wondering how they've found themselves here.

  12. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport in Bristol

    Wind picking up. Floodlights taking effect.

  13. How stat?!

    Andy Zaltzman
    Statistician on Test Match Special

    Adil RashidGetty Images

    That four from Adil Rashid is England's first boundary in eight-and-a-half overs and only the second since the 27th over!

  14. Eng 273-8

    A boundary! An actual boundary!

    Rashid hoiks Zampa's opening delivery out to deep mid-wicket, where Matthew Short manages to initially stop the ball bouncing over the boundary but then sees it drop onto the ropes.

    That's Zampa done with figures of 2-74, 51 of those runs conceded in the first four overs.

  15. Eng 266-8

    A fifth over on the trot for Travis Head, who was probably expecting to be off by now.

    He's got figures of 3-22, with England adding a couple more singles here.

  16. Eng 264-8

    Three dots to start Adam Zampa's over, three singles to close it.

  17. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport in Bristol

    England scored 59 runs between the 26th and 40th overs, having scored 202 in the first 25.

  18. Eng 261-8

    Matthew Potts plays a shotGetty Images

    Matthew Potts now, trying to salvage something from this England collapse.

    He takes a single into the leg side from his opening delivery.

  19. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport in Bristol

    The groundstaff are walking ominously around the ground.

  20. Ebony Rainford-Brent
    Former England batter on BBC Sounds

    That was absolutely plumb and only two wickets left for England now!