Australia captain Aaron Finch, speaking on Sky Sports: "We thought if we needed 13 or 14 off the over near the end with myself and Ashton then we'd have half a chance but you'e only one mistake away.

"It can get frustrating being starved of the strike but that can happen as an opener.

"We could've bowled better, England came out and put our youngsters under pressure, which is the way they've played all summer. When the ball flies around early, it's tough to keep attacking. But Mitchell Swepson showed the value of a leg-spinner, he bowled excellently on debut.

"If the one-day captaincy role is there, I'd love to do it. But Tim Paine led the team fantastically well through the ODI series and we' didn't back him up as a team. His leadership around the group was second to none."

James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

England looked pretty frantic in the T20s in Australia and New Zealand over the winter, but here they got the template from the ODIs against Australia and carried that on here.

England spinner Adil Rashid, who took 3-27, on TMS: "We've been playing exceptionally well. Batsmen are getting runs, bowlers are getting wickets. To get a big score on the board gives bowlers confidence to practise their skills.

"We're feeling good as a team, so hopefully we can carry that on."

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Here are the England bowling figures.

Moeen Ali took some damage, targeted by Aaron Finch, but Adil Rashid once again put Australia in a spin, picking up 3-27.

David Willey, Liam Plunkett and Chris Jordan all had their moments too, the latter also picking up three wickets, including a tremendous slower ball to remove Glenn Maxwell.

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Aaron J Wood: We need a series against Scotland next time and a warm-up game against Australia please.

James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

You can see the confidence exuding from all the England players in the squad and the staff. They have dominated Australia in all three facets of the game.

Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

Australia can tuck their tail between their legs and head off to the airport knowing they haven't won a game against England.

A very tough tour for Australia comes to an end.

Whitewashed 5-0 in the ODI series and beaten by 28 runs in this one-off T20 here.

England turn their thoughts to India next, looking to continue their white-ball excellence.

James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

England have been a real treat to watch. They have performed outstandingly over the last month or so. They were devastating, and in this T20 they were dominant.

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Dan: Is there any way to call for a snap Ashes series, like you can call for a snap election? Think we have a great opportunity to get one on the board here.

Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

Eoin Morgan has led brilliantly in this white-ball period for England. England have been devastating.

Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician

That is Billy Stanlake's first six in top-level cricket.

Aus 193-9published at 19.3 overs

19.3 overs

Need 29 from three balls

Hello! Big Billy hits a big six over mid-wicket. Shot!

Fox Hat: Is Eddie Jones moonlighting as Aussie cricket coach?

A well-directed bumper from Liam Plunkett and Billy Stanlake can't hook it away. No run.

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That's a leg-side wide though.

Bouncer first up and Stanlake misses.

Mark Meagher: Listening to the Aussies and Germany lose has almost made being stuck at Nevers station on a broken SNCF train on the way to Paris bearable!

Billy Stanlake is the new man in and picks up a single to put himself on strike for the final over, 36 needed.

Some story if he gets these.