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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Carse lbw b Head 9 (Eng 260-8)
Another wicket falls to Head!
He traps Brydon Carse in front of the stumps and the umpire's finger shoots up.
Not much doubt about this, but Carse reviews because he may as well at this stage.
It only delays the inevitable - he has to walk off eventually.
Adam Zampa lines up for his eighth over - England take a couple of singles.
Forget being bowled out, having been 202-3 at half way, England are in need of runs if they're to set a defendable total.
Andy Zaltzman
Statistician on Test Match Special
Travis Head has now taken two wickets bowling eighth. Only two players have done that before against England in ODIs - Mark Decker of Zimbabwe in 1995 and the other being Brian Lara, who only took four wickets in his entire international career but two of which came against England in 1994.
Time for Adil Rashid, then.
He gets going with a single into the leg side.
Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds
The ball turns very sharply and there's a review for stumping with Josh Inglis looking very confident. It's an easy one for TV umpire Joel Wilson and this is a costly wicket for England.
Bethell st Inglis b Head 13 (Eng 250-7)
Bails flying!
A second wicket for Travis Head, Australia's eighth bowler in this innings.
Some more sharp turn, Bethell takes a big step forward and sees his back foot slide out of the crease.
Josh Inglis gobbles up the ball and breaks the stumps - Bethell departs for 13 from 27.
Adam Zampa and a number of his fielders go up for an lbw against Brydon Carse.
Nothing from the umpire and after some discussions Steven Smith decides against reviewing it.
Wise decision - that was off the middle of the bat.
Travis Head continues and England's work a couple of singles.
20 fours and 11 sixes in the first 25 overs, one of each since.
Zampa returns in place of Matthew Short and Bethell cuts him for two out to the boundary.
A single into the covers for Carse gets him off the mark.
Brydon Carse comes in at number eight with the prospect of batting 16 overs ahead of him.
Two dot balls from Travis Head get him started.
Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
You've to give credit to Ben Duckett for his century, but you also have to give credit to Steve Smith, the Australia captain. Duckett had hit Travis Head for six over long on and Smith could have easily put those two men back. He kept them up and had them loitering on the circle there, and Duckett sliced it!
Duckett c Hazlewood b Head 107 (Eng 238-6)
Six and out!
Australia introduce an eighth bowler in Travis Head and Ben Duckett's eyes light up, dispatching his third ball for six over long-on.
But he goes again from the following delivery and miscues it, spooning the ball into the air for Josh Hazlewood to take a simple catch at mid-off.
England have lost 4-36 and now their anchor has departed.
Andy Zaltzman
Statistician on Test Match Special
Ben Duckett's century came from 86 balls with one six and 13 fours. His previous ODI hundred was against Ireland on this same ground last year - 107 not out off 78 balls, before the rain came and ended the game early!
A couple of singles in Matthew Short's second over - England have hit just one boundary since the half way mark, when they were 202-3 having just lost Harry Brook.
The players are taking drinks.
That's the only scoring shot of the over, as Bethell faces four dot balls from Maxwell.
The second snorts up over the England batter's leg stump - close!
Geoff Lemon
Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds
Image source, PA MediaBen Duckett walks through for a single and punches the air! He was sidelined for a number of years, but he's come back over the last couple of years ferociously. He's there now and he's making it count!
There's the century!
An easy push into the covers off the bowling of Glenn Maxwell and Duckett has an enjoy jog to the other end, which he finishes with a big fist pump.
It's his first century of the international summer, having missed out on three figures a number of times in the last few months.
Will this be Ben Duckett's century?
Not in this Matthew Short over - he moves to 99 with a couple of singles to point.
The second sees a small misfield and the England opener considers taking a second run, but decides against it.
Glenn Maxwell rattles through his seventh over.
Duckett sweeps him away for two to square leg and takes a single to cover from the following delivery to move to 97.
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And here we go. We set a dominant platform and now we begin to throw wickets away. When will we learn?
Seb, Winchester