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Live Reporting

by Matthew Henry & Timothy Abraham

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

    What I like about Ben Duckett is he doesn't have to change his game between formats. He has that simplicity. He is chipping away as he does.

  2. Eng 110-1

    Ben Duckett has gone at just under a run a ball here but the left-hander has the capacity to move up through the gears. Expect him to put the foot down at some stage.

  3. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent

    On his adopted home ground, Ben Duckett raises his bat. It's a nice platform for him.

  4. 50 runs

    Fifty for Duckett

    A smart innings from Ben Duckett, who brings up his half-century off 49 balls with a drive through point for a couple.

    Can he convert? Duckett made his maiden ODI hundred last September in a rain-affected match against Ireland at Bristol

  5. Eng 100-1

    Will Jacks has shown some good intent today.

  6. Eng 98-1

    Premeditated from Ben Duckett after the drinks break, but very effective as he reverse-sweeps Adam Zampa for four. Strong wrists from the England left-hander. That ball whistled to the fence.

  7. England 91-1 at drinks

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    This definitely feels a bit like the calm before the storm. Australia will not be wholly disappointed with this score at the moment.

    Aaron Hardie has looked dependable here and concedes a couple of singles off his fourth over.

    Drinks.

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

    This start, with the line-up they have got, feels like an opportunity for England to capitalise and go big.

  9. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent

    He's such a good cricketer, Will Jacks.

  10. Eng 89-1

    Adam Zampa comes back well from that big shot from Will Jacks with two dots and two singles in the remainder of the over.

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

    Jacks saw that early - as soon as he saw the ball above his eyeline, he raised his bat ready for it.

  12. 6 runs

    Eng 87-1

    Leg-spinner Adam Zampa, playing in his 100th ODI for Australia, is into the attack but Will Jacks does not want to let him settle.

    Beautiful timing from Jacks, who takes a skip down the pitch and launches the Aussie into the stands down the ground.

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  14. Eng 80-1

    Cameron Green has swapped ends at Trent Bridge

    He bungles down a couple of wides in the over but gives England precious little else to feed upon.

    Ben Duckett neatly punches a single through the covers for a single, before Will Jacks stoically defends the final ball of the over.

  15. Eng 75-1

    Interesting approach from Mitchell Marsh, who has not been frightened to chop and change his bowling attack. Aaron Hardie is summoned from the field to bowl his second spell.

    Hardie, who bowls nothing quicker than early 80mph, has useful control and varies his length. Three singles off the over.

  16. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

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    The good thing for England is that Duckett looks a natural in this format. He's moved to 34 off 31 without breaking sweat.

  17. Eng 72-1

    Matthew Short is on the money for the remainder of the over giving England fewer scoring opportunities after that early blow from Will Jacks.

    England have a good platform here.

  18. 6 runs

    Eng 68-1

    Good intent from Will Jacks who dances down the track and pummels Matthew Short over cover for six!

  19. Michael Vaughan
    Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    When you can bat in the top five, catch pigeons in the field and bowl at 85mph from such a height, Cameron Green is going to have a big say in not just next year's Ashes, but the three or four Ashes after that.

  20. Eng 62-1

    The tall looming figure of Cameron Green is at the top of his mark as Mitchell Marsh shuffles his pack again at Trent Bridge.

    Three singles off the over. Ben Ducketts is 32* off 29 balls. Will Jacks is 10* from14 balls.

    Here's the dismissal of Phil Salt from a little earlier. Make your own mind up if it was pitch, batter error or good bowling (or possibly a bit of all three).