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. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport at Headingley

    It seems a lot of the crowd has gone home already which doesn't say much for their confidence in these two.

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    Martin: One of this England side's weaknesses is not being able to mop up tails. Australia were 221 for 9. If they could close out innings like the best teams in the world, this would be game on now. Better bowlers needed for the World Cup.

  3. Eng 199-8

    This pairing are batting fairly sensible for now, they work Hardie for a pair of singles, and Rashid turns the ball away for two.

  4. Geoff Lemon
    Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

    It's only a run a ball, it's not impossible!

  5. Eng 195-8

    Zampa's delivery beats Potts' bat and hits him high on the pads.

    The Australian spinner appeals on one knee to the umpire, but nothing doing.

    Rightly so, ball tracking has it going over the stumps.

  6. dropped catch

    Potts dropped on two

    Eng 192-8

    Difficult chance!

    Potts chips Aaron Hardie towards mid-on, where Josh Hazlewood can't hold on trying to take the ball one-handed above his head.

    The England seamer runs a single to retain the strike.

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    The great sporting teams are so good at transitioning from the old to the new - it's not always perfect and there's often a bit of a drop off initially but it generally feels seamless. What I can't understand with England is that we supposedly have more strength in depth than any other nation, everyone waiting in the wings is hailed as a generational talent and yet it feels like we're miles off. Given these are all professionals with a lot of exposure to white ball cricket I'm not sure why we constantly base poor performances on inexperience and / or key players missing

    Russ. Maidenhead

  8. 6 runs

    Eng 189-8

    Hello there, Adil Rashid!

    He turns Zampa's fourth ball around the corner, his strike beating Mitchell Starc's dive to the boundary.

    From the following delivery he swats the Australian spinner down the ground for a six, and then finishes the over with a bit of sensible defence.

  9. Eng 178-8

    Rashid inside edges for a single, before Potts gets his first run with a single through square leg.

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    Martin, Derby: Carse, Livingstone, Jacks. Nowhere near good enough for this level.

    JDR: I wonder if Brooks will be "fussed" about this loss?

  11. Not out

    Yep, nothing doing - ball tracking has it passing over the stumps.

  12. Umpire review

    Starc hits Rashid high on his pads.

    The England batter is up on his toes, but Australia decide to take a look anyway.

  13. Eng 176-8

    Matty Potts is next up for England - he fends off Zampa's final delivery.

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    Patrick Brennan: Let's be frank here. If you offered most England fans anything other than 5-0 to Australia in this series, we'd take it. The turnaround since 2018's series is remarkable.

  15. Alex Hartley
    Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    It was a shot played out of frustration, he faced a lot of dot balls. England's problem is, bar Smith and Bethell, they have not had a partnership.

  16. wicket

    WICKET

    Carse c Hardie b Zampa 26 (Eng 176-8)

    Skied... and gone!

    Carse drops to a knee to try and slog sweep Zampa over mid-wicket, but sends a top edge into the heavens.

    When it descends to earth it's comfortably taken by Aaron Hardie at long-off.

  17. Eng 174-7

    Mitchell Starc returns for an eighth over, with Australia possibly looking to blow away the tail.

    He concedes a free hit that Rashid smacks to the cover boundary for two, before his final delivery clips the England spinner's hip and races away for four leg byes.

  18. Eng 166-7

    Glenn Maxwell returns after one over of Aaron Hardie.

    Rashid sends his first ball for two through backward point, then doesn't score from the following five deliveries.

  19. Eng 164-7

    Out comes Adil Rashid at nine for England.

    He picks up four from his first delivery, angling the ball down to the ropes behind the keeper.

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

    His eyes were lighting up trying to turn it into the leg side for a boundary that wasn't there for the asking.