England pull off remarkable win
Australia slip from 144-2 to 207 all out
Three-match series level at 1-1
Finch 73, Labuschagne 48
Woakes 3-32, Archer 3-34, S Curran 3-35
Eng 231-8: Morgan 42, Zampa 3-36
T Curran (37) & Rashid (35*) add 76
2nd ODI, Emirates Old Trafford
Highlights on BBC Two at 23:50 BST
A bit of AC/DC from the DJ. You can't say the choice of music isn't eclectic. It's a bit of a phoney war at the moment. England knocking it around, Australia not unhappy for them to do so. Adam Zampa finishes with 3-36 from 10. Excellent. Which Australia bowler hasn't been?
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
England haven't often been bowled out for less than 200 - it's only happened three times in the last five years since it happened here against Australia, when they were bowled for just 138 in 33 overs.
In that time, they have only once been bowled out for less at 200 at home, against South Africa at Lord's in 2017.
That's a lovely leg-cutter from Marsh to finish the over, completely befuddling Curran. England aren't reaching 200 at this rate.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
This the first time the Curran brothers have played together for England in England. It's the first time two brothers have played in an England home match since the Hollioakes in 1997.
Mitch Marsh back, bowling to his childhood friend Tom Curran, who dances to clip over mid-wicket for four.
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Andy: England have played Zampa as if he is Shane Warne.
I don't think the two are mutually exclusive, Steve. In fact, the museum of England batting collapses would have plenty of exhibits.
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When can we stop eulogising over rubbish museums and start discussing England's risible batting display?
Steve J, Bath
Adam Zampa is back on. He's taken three wickets so far.
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
I think it was the right decision for England to bat first - I can't see it getting any better to bat on.
Josh Hazlewood is done with 1-27 from 10 overs. 1-27! England have barely got him off the square.
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Jonny Green: Just to clarify - this IS the same England ODI side that won the World Cup, isn't it? Seems like all the confidence and fluency has gone - or have the Aussies just got so much better in the interim?
From what I know of the Old Trafford bubble, that would suggest Amy has been in the tuck shop in the hotel reception.
Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport at Emirates Old Trafford
What will last longer - England's innings or this can of Pringles I've just opened?
Adil Rashid is the new man. I think the phrase about his batting is "he hits it in unusual places".
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It's a great piece of bowling again. It's a heavy length, that Test match sort of length and line.
Chris Woakes has probably looked one of the best of the England batsman, though.
Woakes c Carey b Hazlewood (Eng 149-8)
If there was a metronome museum, Josh Hazlewood would be in it. He's banging away again here, nicking off Chris Woakes. Good length, off stump, hint of movement. Alex Carey does the rest. England might not make the 50 overs here.
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician
Josh Hazlewood has bowled 19 overs in this series and conceded 52 runs. He's wicketless today but took three wickets on Friday.
His seventh over on Friday went for 14, his second today went for 12. Half of his runs have come from two overs and his other 17 have gone for 26.
TV cameras capture Steve Smith on his balcony, head back and eyes closed. I know Smith played in the T20s, but it got me thinking to the players that haven't played at all after flying 10,000 miles to be here. The ultimate 'thanks for coming'.
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
England have got to try and get something on the board. There's no point just slogging it up in the air - it's a cardinal sin not using up your overs.
They will be aiming for 200 - at least if you get that you'll think you've got half a chance if you bowl miraculously.