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
Lyon lbw Rashid 1 (Aus 193-9)
The ball hit the back of the net and the umpire's finger went up pretty much simultaneously. The review confirms what we already knew. Nathan Lyon was trying to pull and was right back on his stumps. He was hitting middle.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
I think it's hitting middle and leg.
Aus 193-8
Surely this is out? Nathan Lyon trying to pull Adil Rashid?
Meanwhile, England have scored. A John Stones header. 1-0...
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
This was a real opportunity for Australia to get 320 or 350 because this pitch is a beauty.
In amongst the dross, D'Arcy Shoryt has batted nicely. Like those Aussies that have gone before him, he's chewing gum with authority. The left-hander handsomely drives Sam Curaan through the covers for four. At the other end, Nathan Lyon is much less secure. He's batting like a dotted line.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
It was hitting the sixth stump.
Aus 187-8
Blimey, that is a really bad review. Missing by miles. In fact, they may have needed a review to see it was hitting a second set.
Aus 187-8
No bat...
Aus 187-8
Nathan Lyon sweeping at Adil Rashid. I reckon this has hit him outside the line, but England want a look.
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David Meese
If you don't want to know the football score, look away now. I'll be keeping you updated. A lot of spectators inside Old Trafford are at the back of the stand in the 'fan village'. What does D'Arcy Short do here? Stick or twist? Sam Curran tidy once more. Here are the two wickets he's taken...
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Australia are batting as if they want to watch the footie. Do they know something?
Ali
K Richardson run out (Moeen/Buttler) 14 (Aus 181-8)
This is like watching England v Australia matches of the late 1990s/early 2000s, with the roles reversed. Kane Richardson tickled the ball to short fine leg and set off. When he decided he had to get back, the dive wasn't enough to beat Moeen Ali's throw, with the bat over the line, but in the air.
Aus 181-7
Kane Richardson sent back. He's diving to make his ground...
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
It's an excellent comeback from Sam Curran. That shows a bit of character. Both Curran brothers look like they have something about them.
Do let me know of the things you have missed in the name of cricket. I play Saturday cricket, so have missed any number of FA Cup finals and England World Cup matches. Australia really are doing their best to get this done. Single to point, D'Arcy Short would have been miles out had Jason Roy's throw hit.
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The TMS debate about football and cricket clashes has overlooked Eng v Aus ODI in 2010 at Old Trafford which was played on the same day as Eng v Ger in World Cup. By that time screens behind the stand had been banned due to health and safety, naturally.
Paul, Cramlington
And the Australia innings may not last much longer. A Kane Richardson swipe at Adil Rashid goes straight up, but a diving Liam Plunkett can't hold on in his left hand. If it could be wrapped up in the next 15 minutes or so, I think we'd all appreciate that...
Wide from Sam Curran, as he greets new man Kane Richardson to the crease with a bouncer.
A terrific over from Curran on debut. I'm off for a bit. It'll be Stephan Shemilt to talk you through the rest of Australia's innings.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
That is a scrambled mind. It has done a little bit. He knows it will come back into the stumps. You know as a batsman, when you leave one that you're going to hear the rattle.