Postpublished at 14:13 British Summer Time 6 September 2020
Here we go then. England's players come buzz down from the dressing room. They look up for it.
Buttler hits 77 off 54 balls to steer England to series win
Finch (40) & Stoinis (35) top score in Australia's stuttering 157-7
Australia fall to 30-3 after winning toss
Archer & Wood impress in fiery opening spell
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Amy Lofthouse
Here we go then. England's players come buzz down from the dressing room. They look up for it.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England women's batter on BBC One
England have got so many exciting prospects. They have the pace with the bowlers but then the batting at the top of the order is dynamic. England have everything they need.
A little harsh. Jimmy can wear whatever he likes in my eyes.
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Nellberg: Has Jimmy got some Milk Tray to deliver later?
Tymal Mills
England bowler on BBC One
As soon as Jofra crosses the boundary rope and gets out in the middle, he's one of the most fiercely competitive guys. He's a really hungry, competitive cricketer.
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC One
For me, you want your best T20 player facing the most amount of balls - and that is Jos Buttler.
England batsman Jos Buttler on BBC One: "I always have a positive outlook. I want to be in a frame of mind here if someone bowls a poor ball, I can capitalise on it. One of the big things I try and take is an intesity to the crease with my movements, my running."
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England women's batter on BBC One
It is the same wicket as last time, so it's going to be harder to bat on. I'd like to see Moeen Ali come into play a little earlier. Spin will be key.
Australia needed 39 from 38 balls with nine wickets left at one stage on Friday. How they managed to lose only they'll know.
For 30 of the 40 overs in the opener Australia were well on top.
I'm predicting another close game today.
Let Jimmy Anderson tell you why England v Australia matters, no matter the format...
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC One
A lot of the England guys have played with the Australian guys but once you walk on that field, it's all out the window. It's anyone's game.
Absolutely nothing, Conal. Nothing. This should be really good.
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Conal Land: Cricket back on free-to-air TV and it’s the the oldest rivalry in international cricket. What’s not to love?
Tymal Mills
England bowler on BBC One
Australia were bossing the last game and they really should have won it. Chris Jordan and Tom Curran showed such good composure at the end. All the bowlers chipped in in a variety of ways.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England women's batter on BBC One
I think we're set up for a thriller.
Today's game is again LIVE ON BBC ONE, following on from English cricket's return to live BBC TV after a 21-year absence last weekend.
If you're out and about you can watch on your phone or online by clicking play at the top of this page.
England: Buttler, Bairstow, Malan, Banton, Morgan Moeen, T Curran, Jordan, Rashid, Archer, Wood.
Australia: Warner, Finch, Smith, Maxwell, Carey, Stoinis, Agar, Cummins, Starc, Richardson, Zampa.
England captain Eoin Morgan: "We would have bowled, so no objections. We have gone with the same team today, we were delighted about the other night. To win in that fashion shows the character of the team. There were certain elements to our batting where we can improve and the first 10 overs of our bowling, but we feel better for having that match under our belt too."
Australia captain Aaron Finch: "It looks like a decent wicket again and with the sun out, it might slow up later. We spoke briefly after the game the other night, there were things throughout the game we could have done better but there were a lot of things we did well too. We're still confident in this format and it's going to be a great game."
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