Postpublished at 12:11 British Summer Time 12 June 2019
Simon Mann
TMS commentator
Amir is playing a different game to the rest of the Pakistan attack.
Pakistan threaten to get close but Starc takes two wickets in an over to end hopes
Sarfaraz and Wahab put on 64 for eighth wicket, but Wahab out on review for 45 off 38
Three wickets for Cummins, including having Imam (53) caught behind
Australia collapsed from 223-2 to 307 all out
Amir took 5-30 as last eight wickets fell for 84 runs
Warner hits 102-ball century - his first since ban for ball-tampering - before falling for 107
Asif Ali drops two simple catches - Warner on 104 and Finch, who went on to make 82, on 26
Jack Skelton
Simon Mann
TMS commentator
Amir is playing a different game to the rest of the Pakistan attack.
Warner 52, Smith 1
Oh my word. Mohammad Amir is on a different level to his team-mates today. He beats Warner twice in a row and is unlucky not to have two wickets in this over.
He has bowled five overs and has 1-15. Outstanding.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport in Taunton
More sartorial excellence from the TMS team. An incredible pair of boots.
Steve Smith steps across his stumps in his trademark style and gets off the mark first ball.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
That was the highest opening stand for Australia in a one-day international in England since 1975.
Steve Smith walks to the middle at number three and the sun comes out!
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Mohammad Amir has been the exception for Pakistan.
Simon Mann
TMS commentator
That wasn't the easiest of catches, the white ball flying high into a grey sky.
Finch c Hafeez b Amir 82 (Aus 146-1
A much needed wicket for Pakistan! Mohammad Amir returns to the attack and gets Aaron Finch first ball.
It's a length ball that Finch tries to smash into the stands but he skies it and the experienced Mohammad Hafeez takes a very good catch over his shoulder.
Simon Mann
TMS commentator
That is already David Warner's third half-century in this World Cup. But this time it has come in pretty much a run a ball.
That's David Warner's fifty! A very good drive through the covers. He has been much better today than he was against India. The opener has been full of intent.
He reaches 50 from 51 balls. It's his third fifty of the tournament. Crisis?
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How is this same Pakistan team that beat England? It's like watching the keystone cops. The frustrating thing is though, if they could get their act together, I reckon they could run through this Aussie team in these conditions. If wishes were horses and all that.
Mark B
Why oh why did England have to come up against Pakistan on a good day? Toothless today.
Joe McL, Southfields
This sums Pakistan up.
That brilliant delivery is followed by a no ball. Really poor.
Finch fails to find the boundary with the free hit.
Simon Mann
TMS commentator
That's a beauty. There is still something there if you can get it in the right place but Pakistan haven't done that enough.
This deserved a wicket from Hassan Ali. David Warner is completed squared up and the ball passes over the top of middle stump. Warner must have been expecting that to bowl him.
Ramiz Raja
Ex-Pakistan captain on TMS
I'd be keen for Mohammad Amir to have a couple of overs here. Pakistan desperately need a wicket.
Finch 79, Warner 44
Aaron Finch is dominating this partnership and is doing a good job of keeping the strike. David Warner has only faced 47 balls whereas Finch has faced 80.
Warner blocks the final ball and Finch will be on strike for some more fun at the start of next over.
Simon Mann
TMS commentator
He didn't time that as well as the previous one but there you go.
And again. This one isn't middled but it still clears the rope on the leg side. Pakistan have big problems.
Ramiz Raja
Ex-Pakistan captain on TMS
You can tee off because it's not a challenging boundary length - even a mis-hit can clear the rope.