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. wicket

    WICKET

    Roy b Agar 1 (Eng 2-1)

    The plan works! Jason Roy hasn't always had the best times against left-arm spin and he has fallen on his sword here. In his eagerness to get after Ashton Agar, he runs down the pitch and plays a horrible swipe, gets nowhere near it and is castled.

  2. James Anderson
    England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    If England show any sign of the sort of form they've had so far, they could make very short work of it. The two openers are going to come out and I can't see them having too much of a look. They know it's a good wicket and then spin is going to play a part.

  3. Yep. It will be Ashton Agar to open the bowling. Australia come up with a cunning plan when they are 4-0 down...

  4. Here come the Aussies. Wicketkeeper Tim Paine has a helmet on. Spin to start?

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

    Moeen and Rashid have bamboozled Australia. The pitches haven't particularly turned for them.

  6. From the press box

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  7. Just a reminder, England's openers will currently be strapping the mums and dads on. There will be a lunch break at 14:30.

  8. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    England's opening partnership have played incredibly well. They've set the tone; electric running between the wickets. They've been the platform for England's success in this tournament.

  9. Harry Kane has almost burst the net. 2-0.

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

    It wasn't impressive at all. There wasn't enough thought put into anything.

  11. Meanwhile, England have a penalty...

  12. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    That total doesn't look as if it's going to be anywhere near enough.

  13. wicket

    WICKET

    Stanlake b Moeen 2 (Aus 205 all out)

    Well, that was pretty rubbish. Australia are all out for 205, Billy Stanlake the last man to go. Shorter, quicker from Moeen Ali, Stanlake misses and loses his leg stump. That's four for Moeen. England will come out to bat right away, needing 206 for 5-0.

  14. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    I suspect there's a touch of sarcasm about that applause - for Australia's 200.

  15. Aus 200-9

    Short 42, Stanlake 2

    Stanlake actually measures up quite well against Adil Rashid. A little wristy, a nice push into the covers. A big cheer in Old Trafford when Short takes Australia to 200. It's flat though. As if the contest is already done, or if minds are elsewhere...

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    Peter Macqueen: Fondly remember missing an England World Cup qualifier to watch Essex absolutely mash Lancashire in a 45 over (!) day night match. Essex won, England lost 1-0 to Northern Ireland! Good choice, we won the totesport league.

  17. Aus 197-9

    Moeen Ali back into the attack, looking to add to his three wickets. Two left-handers for him to feat on here. Billy Stanlake is a huge man. Always curious to see very tall people padded up. It looks like the kit isn't big enough for them. Short fails to pinch the strike. Stanlake to face the music.

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    Franko: I used to play for a father & sons cricket team, down in Herne Bay. One game, England were kicking off at 3pm, our captain won toss and wanted to bat. 3 overs later, all out for 11 and the other team got the runs in one over. Cue F&Ss disappearing rather quickly..!

  19. Aus 193-9

    If Australia are all out before 14:00 local time, there will be a 10-minute interval and then England will bat until 14:30. I reckon England will try to get the match won by then...

  20. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    The odds are that England will be batting soon, chasing what will be a very inadequate target,