Aus 154-4published at 28 overs

28 overs

Need 106 from 132 balls

That awkward shadow has now passed beyond the batting strip and almost two thirds of this ground is now in shade. Moeen needs to make up for that fielding mishap.

Ah. There's not too much wrong with this but the off-spinner has been launched into the stands by Glenn Maxwell. 'I feel good' is belting out of the sound system. Maxwell certainly will be after that shot.

Oh Moeen, Moeen, Moeen. England's loveable all-rounder goes from the sublime to the quite frankly terrible.

Maxwell knocks the ball to him at deep extra cover and Moeen rushes in, goes for the one-handed pick-up but misses the ball. It runs away for four and the crowd love it. I wouldn't want to be Moeen stood on that boundary rope right now.

Jake Ball, meanwhile, takes a hack at the turf with his boot.

Clint Wheeldon
Test Match Special

You'll see replays of that Moeen Ali catch for years to come. It was a pleasure to see it.

Marcus Stoinis is a well built man with big shoulders and a powerful upper body but he shows nice touch to dab a reverse sweep for two. Still, it's only three from Moeen's latest over and England continue their squeeze.

Umpire Chris Gaffaney is having a chuckle with Moeen at the end of the over. Hopefully he's still thanking him for saving his teeth.

Astie Bolton: That has to be the best catch of the tour - that takes ridiculous reactions!

Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

I like this from Eoin Morgan - there's a big shadow on the pitch and he's brought Jake Ball back to bowl into it.

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Glenn Maxwell has now joined Marcus Stoinis in the middle with a really awkward shadow now across the pitch. Due to the shape of this roof there are 10 or so fingers of shade spreading across the batting strip. Jake Ball returns, perhaps to bowl into those shaded patches, and bowls well. Just two from the over. Jake Ball is really impressing here.

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The catch gets better every time you see it. The umpire was sprawled out on the floor, protecting his face. He thought he was going to be wiped out.

Moeen actually took the ball behind him between thumb and forefinger.

It has just like a brilliant catch all-rounder Jofra Archer took in the Big Bash a few weeks ago. You can read more on Archer here. Sorry for the plug ;).

James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on Test Match Special

That is a phenomenal catch - it's as good a caught and bowled as you'll see from a spinner. He caught it between his thumb and index finger.

Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

Wonderful, absolutely majestic.

Marsh goes hard again and is rewarded again. This one is in the air through point but it's not in reach of a fielder and the ball spins down to the boundary. Danger for England here.

James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on Test Match Special

Mitchell Marsh hits the ball as hard as anybody in world cricket, it's phenomenal those levers he has.

Bang. These two can seriously strike a cricket ball. First Marsh blasts one into the covers which stings the palms of Jason Roy and then he cracks one down the ground for four. It's so difficult for the spinner to defend these short straight boundaries.

James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

This was around the time England started losing wickets and if they can keep chipping away they have a really good chance of putting Australia under pressure.

Three runs and a wicket for Moeen Ali in that over. Steve Smith ends this series without a half century and a top score of 45.

Mitchell Marsh is the new batsman and the local man gets a huge ovation.

James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Both of these England spinners have kept the pressure on Steve Smith and he's done something rash.

Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

Moeen got that one to keep its line and Jos Buttler whips the bails off.