Summary

  • Second ODI, Headingley

  • Australia crush England by 68 runs to take 2-0 series lead

  • England, chasing 271, bowled out for 202, having earlier slumped to 65-5

  • Australia post 270 after Carey (74) rescues tourists from 221-9

  • Watch highlights on BBC Two and iPlayer at 20:30 BST

  • Third ODI at Chester-le-Street on Tuesday

Live Reporting

by Mike Peter & Tim Oscroft

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

    Excellent decision - there's no way he'd have reviewed it if it was given out.

  2. Not out

    Aus 26-0

    It's missing the top of middle by centimetres! Good call by the umpire, a confident leave by Short...

  3. Geoff Lemon
    Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

    I don't think anything gets a fielding side more excited than no shot offered. It doesn't happen all that often in ODIs.

  4. England review

    Aus 26-0

    Short plays no shot and hits the back pad. The umpire says not out and England review - it looks close and he's a way back...

  5. Geoff Lemon
    Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

    Crunched! Pull shot, leaning back and he sends it soaring!

  6. 6 runs

    Aus 26-0

    Bang! Matthew Short rocks back and lifts Olly Stone into the Western Terrace, reaching about six rows from the back!

  7. Aus 20-0

    Head takes aim at mid-wicket with a slog - no other word for it - but the edge goes to the boundary at third with just one bounce.

  8. 6 runs

    Aus 16-0

    That's more like it! Potts pitches up and Head goes long and straight into advertising boards behind the bowler.

  9. Aus 10-0

    Travis Head is trying to carry on from Thursday, but another swipe outside off, to Matthew Potts, doesn't connect and scoots through low to Jamie Smith.

  10. Aus 9-0

    Short doesn't look to be quite 'there' just yet, and Stone is bowling well - the opener slashes wildly outside off stump and misses, getting off strike with a leg-bye two balls later

  11. Aus 8-0

    Matthew Potts concedes just one from his second over, a tentative prod from Matthew Short goes past the slips to third.

  12. Ben Jones
    CricViz analyst

    A rare appearance in 50-over cricket for Olly Stone. In the last six years, he's played just four List A matches, and all of them overseas internationals - today is his home ODI debut. His last domestic match was for Warwickshire in June 2018.

  13. Aus 7-0

    That's a nice take from Jamie Smith as Stone's fourth delivery brushes Head's pads down the leg side. The keeper dives and takes it one-handed - is there anything this fella gets wrong at the moment?

    The next ball cuts through Head's defences over the top of off - good start from Stone.

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

    The slips are a long way back, it's noticeable. Too far, I feel.

  15. Aus 6-0

    Matthew Potts gifts Australia another with a legside wide, with Head looking irked he didn't stick it away for more.

    Olly Stone comes down the hill for the second over, and his first is excellent - quick, pitched up and Short edges it just short of Brook at first slip.

  16. Aus 5-0

    Short nudges a single, putting Travis Head on strike and he's off in the same vein as the other night, effortlessly pushing one off his legs through mid-wicket to the boundary.

  17. Aus 0-0

    It's outside off stump and Short pushes him into the covers.

  18. England v Australia (11:00 BST)

    Righto, Matthew Potts is taking the first over and Matthew Short will take the first ball. Here we go...

  19. England v Australia (11:00 BST)

    It looks to be brightening up a bit at Headingley - don't forget, the ground still has its reputation for the ball nibbling about a bit but more often than not it's a good batting deck.

    Anyway, the mascots with flags are out and the umpires will be on their way very soon as the stands fill up.

  20. 'That's the way we want to play'

    England v Australia (11:00 BST)

    Harry Brook's comments in the wake of that seven wicket loss on Thursday have caused a bit of a stir - Sir Alistair Cook thinks Brook "might cringe" at such comments in future.

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    Harry BrookReuters