Summary

  • Second ODI, Headingley - Australia lead five-match series 1-0

  • Australia 270 (44.4 overs): Carey 74 (67), Marsh 60 (59); Carse 3-75

  • Carey rescues tourists from 221-9 to post a competitive total

  • Rashid moves past 200 ODI wickets

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Live Reporting

by Mike Peter

  1. Aus 246-9

    Carey sends the ball into the covers for a further single.

    This last-wicket partnership is now worth 25.

  2. Andy Zaltzman
    Statistician on Test Match Special

    Carey in England now has a century and four fifties in 15 innings in ODIs.

  3. 6 runs

    Fifty for Alex Carey

    Aus 245-9

    England bring back Will Jacks and Carey lofts him down the ground to bring up his fifty with a six.

    It comes off 46 deliveries.

    Carey brings up his 50 with a six

  4. Aus 238-9

    Hazlewood closes out Carse's penultimate over by uppishly cutting the England seamer over point for four.

    Short, and he got under it.

  5. Daniel Norcross
    BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

    At what point does this 10th wicket partnership become irritating for Brook?

  6. Aus 232-9

    Acceleration from Alex Carey!

    He strikes Adil Rashid for consecutive fours, driving down the ground and then sweeping behind square, where Olly Stone fails to keep the ball from the ropes.

    That's Rashid's ten overs done - he finishes with figures of 2-42.

  7. Aus 223-9

    Carey refuses a second-ball single, as he looks to farm the strike for the remainder of the innings.

    He decides to give Hazlewood a go after four deliveries, taking a single off Carse to backward square.

    The tail-ender fends off the final two balls of the over.

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    VoiceoftheMysterons: Does Brydon Carse bagging two tail enders in consecutive balls otherwise excuse him from going for ten an over ?

    Rick Harris: Rashid and Potts have bowled beautifully today. Two players who have played far, far too little Test cricket.

  9. Aus 222-9

    Josh Hazlewood is last man out of the hutch for Australia.

    He blocks out the remainder of Rashid's over.

  10. Vic Marks
    Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    The notion of tailenders playing for the batter at the other end seems to have evaporated!

  11. wicket

    WICKET

    Zampa c Stone b Rashid 3 (Aus 221-9)

    The leggie gets the leggie!

    Rashid returns and removes Adam Zampa, with the Australian simply whipping the ball into the hands of Olly Stone at backward point for the simplest of catches.

    Zampa dismissed by Rashid for three

  12. Aus 219-8

    Carey and Zampa pick up three singles from the back half of this crucial Carse over.

  13. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport at Headingley

    “You’ve got to be a good bowler to get an England hat-trick,” chirps Steven Finn from the back of the TMS box.

  14. Aus 216-8

    The hat-trick ball is fended away by new batter Adam Zampa.

    Length delivery, reasonable defence.

  15. Vic Marks
    Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    It's amazing how this game can turn around. Carse was having a nightmare, now he's on a hat-trick!

  16. wicket

    WICKET

    Starc c Potts b Carse 0 (Aus 216-8)

    On a hat-trick!

    Carse removes Mitchell Starc from the next delivery, clipping into mid-wicket and straight to Matty Potts for catches from successive balls.

    Carse gets back-to-back wickets as Hardie and Starc depart

  17. Vic Marks
    Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    Looks like a good bowling change! He went to Carse with a bit of trepidation but it's a change of pace. Hardie had probably seen Marsh pummelling it into the Western Terrace, but he got it too high on the bat.

  18. wicket

    WICKET

    Hardie c Potts b Carse 23 (Aus 216-7)

    Back to the full-timers, back in the wickets!

    Brydon Carse returns to the attack and claims the wicket of Aaron Hardie with his first ball.

    A bit of a snorter from the Durham seamer, catches Australia all-rounder by surprise and he can only spoon the ball to Matty Potts at mid-wicket.

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    Jack: Not sure about bowling Livingstone and Jacks here - feel we should be going for the kill with the Aussies 6 down.

  20. Aus 216-6

    Australia's post-drinks acceleration continues, with two more fours coming from Livingstone's second over.

    Hardie finds the ropes past gully, before Carey strikes through the covers to bring up the fifty partnership.

    How long do England persist with the part-time spinners?