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
Morgan b Stanlake 0 (Eng 27-4)
Bowled him! Billy Stanlake has done it again and England are in tatters. Eoin Morgan has his stumps splayed, the skipper done for nothing other than raw pace. Through the gate, bat sliding like curtains on a rail, middle and off disturbed. Stanlake will probably be man of the series the next time the Ashes are in Australia.
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
You can't always rely on the same players. You need different people each game to stand up.
Eoin Morgan joins Alex Hales. England need runs from the skipper. Nathan Lyon into the attack, greeted with a cover-driven four by Hales. Old Trafford is a little stunned. You still make England favourites, because they bat so deep. Australia will want to see 50-5.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
It's that extra bounce again - it went at chest height to slip.
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
It's good bowling, again, from Stanlake. He's really lively today. Root had a slightly angled bat. It's not his best shot, and a very smart catch at first slip.
Root c Marsh b Stanlake 1 (Eng 23-3)
Game very definitely on. Billy Stanlake is causing all sorts of problems and Joe Root is the third wicket to fall. More pace and bounce from Stanlake, Root trying to punch off the back foot. Thick edge, held at head height by Shaun Marsh at first slip. 5-0 now in peril.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Australia are just inching their way back into the game.
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
There's that bounce we've been talking about from Billy Stanlake. The ball got big on Bairstow and bounced a touch. England have lost their two in-form players.
Bairstow b Stanlake 12 (Eng 19-2)
Interesting. Jonny Bairstow goes, chopping on to his stumps off Billy Stanlake. Bairstow is trying to cut, but it bounces and is perhaps a bit close. Bottom edge, stumps disturbed. Game on?
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
I'd rather see a pitch like this that's got bounce and pace - something to encourage the bowlers to bowl quick. When it's slow, the cricket can get a bit stodgy.
Ashton Agar into his third over, tying Bairstow down with four successive dots. Tension until Bairstow breaks the shackles with a couple. Half-time in Russia. England 5-0 Panama. England 5-0 Australia?
5-0. Harry Kane again. I promise I'm not making it up.
Target 206
Stanlake is tall and lean. He has the sort of haircut that is dished out to young men who sign up for the military. Jonny Bairstow flashes hard and gets his first boundary with an edge past slip. Believe it or not, England have another penalty...
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
One thing Australia can't do is make mistakes in the field when they're defending a small total. That should have been cut off.
Target 206
4-0. John Stones again. A free-kick routine off the training ground. Honest. Meanwhile, back in the real world, Alex Hales clips Agar to the mid-wicket boundary. England's footballers are 4-0 up at the World Cup and the cricket team are going to beat Australia 5-0. What is going on? The 12-year-old me is going absolutely bonkers.
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Good lord. Jesse Lingard has just scored an absolute worldie to put England 3-0 up against Panama. They're going to win the World Cup. Big Billy Stanlake (we're contractually obliged to call him 'big') shares the new balls. Full and straight. Sedate stuff from England so far in the face of some decent Aussie bowling.
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Stanlake has been one of the positives for Australia in this series.
Target 206
Replays don't do Jason Roy any favours. He almost swung himself off his feet. Alex Hales is the new man. Useful to have an opener at three. I wonder if Agar will get another over, or if Australia will think he's done his job.
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Roy's gone for a big shot and the ball has almost gone under it. No spin, it's just skidded on. He was probably looking to hit it too hard.