Summary

  • 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

Live Reporting

Callum Matthews and Stephan Shemilt

  1. Eng 148-7

    Chris Woakes is still batting like a right-handed Garry Sobers, this time with a flat-bat over cover for four. He really is the Wizard.

  2. Mundane museums

    #bbccricket

    Richard Place: Here in North Devon we are very proud of Barometer World.

  3. Eng 144-7

    This is like watching a Test match, especially with Australia's pace bowlers all over England's batsmen. It's very strange to see/hear the DJ belting out tunes to an empty ground. It's like being the first person in a nightclub so you can avoid paying the entry fee. Back when you could go to nightclubs...

  4. How's stat?!

    Andy Zaltzman
    Test Match Special statistician

    There has been seven maidens today - that is the most bowled against England since March 2009.

  5. Eng 144-7

    One Curran departs, another arrives. Tom Curran watches Chris Woakes survive a Josh Hazlewood shout for lbw.

  6. Phil Tufnell
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    It's another soft dismissal - it was just a poke.

  7. Charles Dagnall
    BBC Test Match Special commentator

    It was an innocuous shot. England have been in trouble for a little while now.

  8. wicket

    WICKET

    S Curran c Carey b Starc 1 (Eng 143-7)

    The procession continues. Sam Curran was trying to run it to third man, but could only get a feather behind. A nothing shot, really. High risk for what would have only been a single.

  9. Umpire review

    Eng 143-7

    I think this is out. It looks like Alex Carey has his gloves around it.

  10. Umpire review

    Eng 143-7

    Sam Curran caught behind? He's edged it, but has it carried? The umpires think it has...

  11. Michael Vaughan
    Ex-England captain on Test Match Special

    I like these low scorers. It's like an old-fashioned game where 180-200 could be enough. England are going to have to be very aggressive with their field settings.

  12. Eng 142-6

    I think Sam Curran is at least picking Adam Zampa, which is a good start. What can England get from here? 200? Even that seems a stretch.

  13. Mundane museums

    #bbccricket

    Ben Stack: There's a hovercraft museum in Portsmouth. Not my favourite type of vessel personally, but, y'know, whatever floats your boat.

  14. Eng 141-6

    Sam Curran first up, away immediately.

  15. Phil Tufnell
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    It's the wrong choice of shot - it wasn't that short. It hurried on to Sam Billings and England were just starting to get some momentum so that's a shame for them.

  16. wicket

    WICKET

    Billings b Zampa 8 (Eng 140-6)

    Chopped on! Sam Billings is trying to cut, but Adam Zampa has got it hurrying on and bouncing. Billings gets an under-edge on to his own stumps. England lose another. The last recognised batsman goes. Commeth the Curran bothers...

  17. Mundane museums

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    Here in The Netherlands my kids' first school trip was to the Bread Museum.

    Derek

  18. Eng 140-5

    Mitchell Starc, all loose limbs and headband, comes back with wickets in mind. The left-armer is round the wicket. Black socks, which no one ever approves of. England tick it around. Waiting for the late blitz is like old-fashioned ODI cricket.

  19. Michael Vaughan
    Ex-England captain on Test Match Special

    Yesterday, the Australians had one of those walking-round-the-pitch days, without their shoes and socks on. Just to find the earth.

    It didn't work in the World Cup for them but it's worked today.

  20. Eng 135-5

    Chris Woakes is playing a different game to everyone else. Now he's driven Zampa wide of mid-on for four. There is a hint towards a shift in momentum. Every run England get is one more the Aussies have to chase.