Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

It's a great catch from Sam Billings. David Warner has absolutely crunched that, it's gone flat and Billings takes tumbling catch.

Warner had to take on the short ball, he's batted so well but couldn't find the gap.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

David Warner has just slowed down ever so slightly in this run chase. But he has the freedom to do that, they've got a brilliant platform.

Steve Smith is ticking along nicely as well.

'As hollow as an Easter egg' is my favourite description of this series so far.

Except I fancy some chocolate now.

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I'm not going to tell you that the game has gone a bit flat, but the TMS team are debating what the future of 50-over cricket looks like.

Make of that what you will.

Dirk Nannes
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Even though the ball is straight, Warner is quite content to play across the line - and why not when the pitch is as true as this?

You can really tell Liam Dawson hasn't played any cricket for a while. Another sweep from David Warner results in four.

Dirk Nannes
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special

I think every Australian batter would happily roll up this pitch and take it around with them. There are no demons in it whatsoever.

Anyone else ever wonder how many hours of their life they've spent watching Steve Smith bat?

It seems like a lot.

Three fours in the over, and it's been a struggle for Wood on debut. He's gone for 31 from his four overs so far.

Adam Davies: It's not that disheartening really. These bowlers are our fourth-choice bowling attack. I would expect Australia's first-choice batters, on a good track, to score these.

Thanks, Sam.

Well, the Aussies are cruising. No other way of saying it.

Here's Luke Wood to bowl his fourth over.

Dawson rattles through another over, just four singles from it but England need wickets.

Australia are coasting to victory as it stands. To see you the rest of the way, it's over Ffion Wynne.

Stone finds some extra bounce to Smith midway through the over but the batter is waiting for the short one fifth ball. He's onto it quickly and pulls it away to the fence.

Four more to finish the over. A glorious drive through extra cover. It's a half-volley and put away superbly.

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Dawson ends his over with three dot balls but after seven runs from the first three, Australia didn't really need to force it.

Four of those seven came from a Smith boundary, lofted over wide mid-on.

Dirk Nannes
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Australia are in cruise control. It's rare you see a total like this chased down so easily.

Olly Stone is back into the attack and it's a good over. After two from the first ball, cut behind point by Smith, there are four dot balls before a single to fine leg.

A tidy over from Liam Dawson. Four runs from it all in singles.

I have to admit that watching Warner and Smith bat together does give me flashbacks of many a long winter's night, trying to find new ways of saying 'England still don't look like taking a wicket'...

Carl Hooper
Former West Indies all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

There's no pressure here for Steve Smith because the run-rate is so comfortable. He'll look to take a bit of time, get his feet moving before opening his game up a bit more.

Steve Smith is the new batter and Jordan beats him with a beauty first up.

Just a hint of movement and we're around the twilight time that we're often told make it tricky for batters - although Carl Hooper has said it made no difference to him!