Summary

  • Australia bowled out for 239 in reply to England's record 481-6

  • England's biggest ever win & Australia's heaviest defeat (in terms of runs)

  • Hales scores incredible 147 off 92 balls

  • Bairstow - dropped on 30 - smashes 139, also off 92 balls

  • Morgan becomes England's record ODI runscorer in making 67 (30 balls)

  • Skipper also hits fastest half-century by an England player (21 balls)

  • Australia won toss; England lead five-match series 3-0

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Jack Skelton

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  2. Aus 100-2

    Target 482

    It's always a tricky one. I didn't put the bedding on the line today because I wasn't fully confident in the weather. Liam Plunkett into the attack for the first time, chewing his gum with the sort of aggression that could get you a police warning. Over the wicket, round the wicket, back over. Only three from it.

  3. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    I hope not - I left my garden furniture out. The cushions, too.

  4. Graeme Swann
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    There were a few tiny spots of rain during the interval.

  5. Aus 97-2

    Marcus Stoinis is the new man. He conceded 85 from eight overs earlier on, so he's in debt. England bring a slip in place as the gloom gathers. Moeen concedes only three from the over. In a game of silly runscoring, Moeen has 1-7 from two overs.

  6. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    That almost happened in the previous over. This time Travis Head chips back a very easy catch.

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    WICKET

    Head c&b Moeen 51 (Aus 95-2)

    What a way to fall. After playing so nicely, Travis Head has patted some catching practice back to Moeen Ali. It's a full ball, Head inexplicably playing off the back foot, offering the simplest catch back to the bowler. Moeen's fine series continues, Head is filthy with himself as he stomps off.

  8. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    It's only a start but Travis Head is a fine player and that's a fine fifty.

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  9. 50 runs

    50 for Travis Head

    Aus 94-1

    Very good from Travis Head. A half-century from only 36 balls. Trent Bridge offers polite applause. Seven fours. He can go big when needed, so if he sticks around, the Aussies could get not close but, you know, somewhere not miles away.

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  11. Aus 87-1

    Target 482

    Moeen Ali, excellent so far in this series, on after the fielding restrictions are relaxed. Sam Billings, who seems to be employed as a specialist 12th man, is once again on as a sub fielder. Very nice from Moeen, round the wicket to the pair of left-handers. It's quite enough for Jos Buttler's behind-the-stumps chat to echo around the ground. Only four from it.

  12. Graeme Swann
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    Because it's a decent pitch, bowlers should take the pace off the ball and bowl a little shorter. You may get hit for a couple of sixes but the batsmen are more likely to make mistakes.

  13. Aus 83-1

    Head 44, Marsh 18

    As expected, David Willey gets the hook, with Mark Wood asked to bowl the final over of the powerplay. Wood, as he did earlier, is getting it through at a decent lick. I hadn't noticed until now, but there are luminous flashes on the new England ODI kit. They match the colour of Wood's spikes. Travis Head, closing in on a half-century, mows to mid-wicket for four.

  14. 6 runs

    Aus 75-1

    It may well be that Australia don't get anywhere near that England total, but watching them try is going to be good fun. Shaun Marsh plonks Root down the ground for a maximum to a soundtrack of silence in Nottingham.

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    Andy Zaltzman
    BBC Test Match Special statistician

    This is the earliest Joe Root has bowled in an ODI in this country.

    He opened the bowling for England in some ODIs in the West Indies in 2014.

  16. Aus 65-1

    Target 482

    David Willey chugs in, heels kicking up. I'd be surprised if he doesn't get a bruise on his backside. Blond hair, bandages on both arms, he's desperately trying to bowl straight, but two tiny indiscretions are punished by Travis Head. Willey has conceded 38 from four overs. That might be all from him for now.

  17. Adam Gilchrist
    Former Australia wicketkeeper on TMS

    I don't mind this by England. They know Australia aren't keen to move their feet and get down the pitch to the spinners.

  18. Aus 52-1

    Target 482

    Spin. Not one of the frontliners, but the darts of Joe Root. It's unlikely he'll be getting anything above the batsman's eyeline. A touch of width, with Head lofting over the covers for four.

  19. Daniel Norcross
    BBC Test Match Special

    I do worry about David Willey on this surface. If he can't get the ball to swing in the air, and there is no movement off the pitch, then he could go for some down at 77mph.

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  20. Aus 43-1

    Head 21, Marsh 3

    No slips for Willey to Shaun Marsh. Another big appeal from the Yorkshire left-armer, but I think that's high, leggy and possibly via an inside edge. Other than than, a good shout. Considering the noise of earlier, the calm in Trent Bridge is a little eerie. No one has come to watch Australia bat...