Maxwell hits six to win game and bring up century
All-rounder ends unbeaten on 103 off 58 balls
England posted 155-9 after collapsing from 94-2
Malan hit 34-ball half-century; Morgan & Hales 22 apiece
Maxwell took 3-10, Agar 2-15
England's first game of a tri-series also involving NZ
Morgan c Warner b Maxwell 22 (Eng 94-3)
Image source, Getty ImagesThe "big show" is the new bowler, the bearded Glenn Maxwell brought on to send down some off spinners and after being thumped for four he dismisses the England captain, who gets a leading edge and is caught at mid-off.
Malan 38, Morgan 16
Big Billy is back after only three two dots in his first two overs which cost 27. He concedes a wide for height, signalled by helmeted umpire Abood and it's a bit of a mixture with some full tosses. Malan gets perfectly into position to launch the final ball over mid-wicket for his second six.
#bbccricket
Image source, AFPDaniel Davies: It makes a difference to wake up and be excited to listen to England play.
Malan 32, Morgan 15
Image source, Getty ImagesTravis Head comes into the attack for some off-spin but Morgan pummels a full toss and latches on to a wide one to launch a mighty six over cover
Allow Twitter content?
This article contains content provided by Twitter. We ask for your permission before anything is loaded, as they may be using cookies and other technologies. You may want to read Twitter’s cookie policy, external and privacy policy, external before accepting. To view this content choose ‘accept and continue’.
App users may have to click view more to see this tweet.
Malan 31, Morgan 2
Captain Morgan is the new man. A fine over from slow left-armer Agar, the first without a boundary.
Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special
That's a very, very good catch as Malan was blocking his view.
Hales c&b Agar 22 (Eng 60-2)
Image source, Getty ImagesWow! Ashton Agar looks very different from the curly-haired kid who blasted that 98 at number 11 in the 2015 Ashes. He's got a grade 1 shaved head but he's struck first ball, swiftly moving around non-striker Malan to pouch a slick caught and bowled.
Hales 22, Malan 28
Marcus Stoinis is the new bowler, chiselled of jaw, chewing of gum. He deceives Malan with one slower ball but when he tries another Malan seizes on to it and thumps it over cover for four, before pulling the next one for four more. England still going at 10 an over.
James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on Test Match Special
Running between the wickets is something Alex Hales can improve on - I certainly didn't appreciate it sometimes when I played with him! But I love his intent between the wickets so far today.
Hales 21, Malan 19
Big Billy is whipped out of the attack after conceding 27 from his first two overs but Andrew Tye's first ball is unceremoniously hooked by Hales to the fine-leg fence and the 50 comes up for England.
Image source, afpHales 15, Malan 17
It looks black to me but we're told that's a dark green kit the Australians are wearing. Hales keeps the boundaries flowing, backing away to smear Richardson for two more fours. Six fours and a six in the first four overs.
Image source, gett
Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesNothing more than a wristy flick and he's hit it for six!
Hales 6, Malan 17
An attempted yorker from Stanlake but it's not quite in the sand shoes and Malan flicks it through mid-wicket for his first boundary, before driving a wide one at 144k's fluently through the covers for four more. He's not done there though, nonchalantly flicking the big paceman over fine leg for the first six of the day, measured at 77 metres.
James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on Test Match Special
England got off to a flyer in that over but Richardson dragged it back brilliantly. I thought it was a leg cutter that got Roy but actually he just jammed the ball deeper in his hand to send down a slower one.
Image source, Getty ImagesHales 6, Malan 1
Left-hander Dawid Malan, who scored a century in the Ashes, is the new man and he is safely off the mark.
James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on Test Match Special
Roy was absolutely done by that leg-cutter. He lost all his timing and tempo.
Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special
A slightly slower delivery and Roy was sucked in, trying to lift it over the in-field but just toe-ended it.
Roy c Tye Richardson 9 (Eng 16-1)
Got him with the slower one. It was wide and Roy was committed but it looped tamely straight to the fielder's hands at short cover.
Image source, Getty ImagesCharles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special
It was a tough chance down to his right but it's one that you'd expect Glenn Maxwell to take.