Summary

  • England seal 5-0 series victory

  • First series whitewash over Australia

  • Buttler makes 110* - slowest ODI ton

  • Rashid falls with 11 runs needed

  • Buttler & Rashid add 81 for 9th wicket

  • Aus 205: Head 56, Short 47*, Carey 44

  • Moeen 4-46, Curran 2-44 on debut

Live Reporting

Amy Lofthouse and Stephan Shemilt

  1. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    Moeen would have been gone there. A real opportunity.

  2. Eng 55-5

    Should be six. Moeen Ali takes an awful single and wasn't in the frame. The throw from Travis Head is at the base of the stumps, when he probably had time to get it to the hands of Nathan Lyon, who tamely jumped out of the way. Australia are going to sneak another over in before the break.

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    I'm assuming that the England cricketers are sacrificing their wickets so they can get back in to watch the football.

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  4. Eng 53-5

    Moeen Ali is the new man. England can take comfort from the fact they have a batting line-up longer than a toilet roll. Batting, though, looks fraught with danger, despite a blameless pitch and glorious sunshine. Both Moeen and Buttler can only use the edge. Maybe only one more over left before the break.

  5. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    This is a serious situation for England.

  6. Phil Tufnell
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    There was no need for Hales to play that shot. He did well to reach it. Poor game management.

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    Hales c Paine b K Richardson 20 (Eng 50-5)

    Blimey. This is a pretty awful way to go. Alex Hales looks to drive a very wide delivery from Kane Richardson but only succeeds in getting an edge through to wicketkeeper Tim Paine. England could be out of this by the time they head to the pavilion for a brew.

  8. Eng 50-4

    Target 206

    England have six against Panama. Harry Kane deflects one in off his heel for a hat-trick.

    Still Ashton Agar, England happy to nudge and nurdle the ball around a sun-kissed Old Trafford. There is probably two, maybe three overs to go before the interval.

  9. Phil Tufnell
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    That could easily have gone to mid-off. I find that a little bit risky, just coming up to the break. England need Jos Buttler there, just ticking it over.

  10. Eng 47-4

    Stanlake is, however, withdrawn, replaced by the bearded Kane Richardson. Not nearly as much pace - down in the low 80s. No slip, either. It feels like a different game, like a storm has been weathered. Tim Paine even comes up the stumps, with Buttler biffing over mid-off for four.

  11. Phil Tufnell
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    I'd be tempted to give Stanlake another couple of overs, and then keep a few for when the tail come in. You don't want to hold him back too long, though, because the game might be done and dusted. It's a juggling act.

  12. Eng 41-4

    Target 206

    Still Agar, Buttler very fortunate when an inside edge somehow misses the stumps and skips away for four. England are clawing their way towards the break. What have Australia got behind Stanlake

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    Andy Zaltzman
    BBC Test Match Special statistician

    Joe Root has gone four innings without a half-century. It's the longest he's gone without one in this format since early 2015.

  14. Eng 34-4

    Stanlake 5-1-18-3

    Old Trafford always has pace and bounce, but at the moment this is more Waca than Manchester. Stanlake, huge smile on his face, flashes the white leather past Buttler's outside edge. The speedo is over 90mph. On the England balcony, Jonny Bairstow looks very glum. Finally, a bad ball. Hales cuts for four.

  15. Phil Tufnell
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    Perhaps England, psychologically, have taken their foot off the gas. Australia have put it in the right areas on a pitch that is starting to play a few tricks.

  16. Eng 28-4

    Target 206

    Remember, their will be an interval at 14:30 BST. It can't come quickly enough for England. Jos Buttler has joined Alex Hales, who has been an eyewitness to the Stanlake carnage. Ashton Agar back on. No offence, Ashton, but this game isn't about you right now. We want more Billy.

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  19. James Anderson
    England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    It's clipped Morgan's pad on the way through. More pace, more movement from Stanlake, and it's just nipped back into Morgan. England are looking a little nervy. They need a partnership - two guys to take hold of the game.

  20. Simon Mann
    BBC Test Match Special commentator

    Stanlake has done him again! He's giving Australia hope.