Australia go 1-0 up in three-match series
Smith's 80 not out sees hosts to victory
Warner (86) & Head (69) put on 147 for first wicket
England set Australia 288 to win first of three ODIs
Malan hits second ODI century, eventually falling for a brilliant 134 off 128 balls
Left-hander holds England together after they slip to 118-5
Roy makes 6 off 11 balls on return to side
Second ODI in Sydney on Saturday (03:20 GMT)
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It was a remarkable bit of fielding from Ashton Agar. The best ever? Good as it was, I reckon I've seen better - I'm thinking Nicholas Pooran in the IPL a couple of years back.
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Mitchell Starc: 1-45 from 10 overs
Pat Cummins: 3-62 from 10 overs
Cameron Green: 0-38 from seven overs
Ashton Agar: 0-62 from 10 overs
Marcus Stoinis: 1-23 from three overs
Adam Zampa: 3-55 from 10 overs
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Dawid Malan does keep answering the critics. I really do feel sorry for him because time and time again he proves people wrong.
As a player when your captain and manager say "we don't want to risk you" going into a World Cup final - I don't want to be funny, but as a player you want to be risked. You want to play in a World Cup final.
You would rather play and help your team win and not play but say "what have I done throughout my career and the tournament".
The problem for Malan is that there was question marks about whether you could have him and Ben Stokes in the same team because both bat quite slowly.
England needed that anchor role today. Without Malan England could have been bowled out for less than 200.
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Mark Puttick: Dawid Malan is the first England batter who was born in England to score a men's ODI ton v Australia at Adelaide:
Dirk Nannes
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesIt was a wonderful get out of jail innings from Dawid Malan. Without him England would have been in a lot of trouble.
He just wasn't really supported at all, on what is a good pitch.
He was composed and he played some glorious shots.
Thanks, Ffion.
From 66-4 and 158-6, England have scrapped their way up to a competitive total thanks to Dawid Malan’s brilliant century.
Pat Cummins and Adam Zampa took three wickets apiece for Australia, who must be favourites given it looks a good batting surface and the short boundary.
Still, England have given themselves something to defend.
Two from the last ball and David Willey finishes with a very valuable 34 from 40 balls, the second-highest score of the innings.
Second to Dawid Malan, of course - who made a sublime 134. But it does look good for batting, so England will have to bowl very well.
Australia need 288 to win, and here is Sam Drury to take you through the interval and the chase.
Andrew Moore
BBC Test Match Special
That nearly killed Olly Stone! That was millimetres away from his melon. He had to move quicker than he has in his whole life or he would have been decapitated.
Oh, Olly Stone! You are lucky.
David Willey absolutely nails one back at him and he does very well to drop to the floor, allowing the ball to race away for four valuable runs. That whistled past his head.
Andrew Moore
BBC Test Match Special
David Willey looks frustrated now.
A spinner bowling the last over, interesting.
But Ashton Agar starts with three dots. Pressure on David Willey.
A chaotic over comes to an end as Olly Stone is struck on the pads, which draws an appeal, but Pat Cummins opts against the review.
He finishes with 3-62.
Dirk Nannes
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Luke Wood would be a terrible poker player...
It was a well targeted short ball.
Wood c Carey b Cummins 10 (Eng 281-9)
And a wicket next ball!
Luke Wood goes for a pull shot, gets a faint edge through to the keeper and waits for the umpire to give him out before he eventually walks.
One over to go. What can David Willey do?
Dirk Nannes
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
That is a horrible catch to try and take because you're looking straight up in the sun and the ball is in the air for a long time.
Andrew Moore
BBC Test Match Special
What a sequence of events that was.
Eng 281-8
This is up there as one of the most village pieces of cricket I have ever seen.
David Willey slogs, gets a top edge that sails over to deep square leg where Travis Head drops the catch.
And then to top it off, the batters forget to run so they end up scrambling a single at the last second.
Dirk Nannes
Former Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Once the ball stopped nibbling around it has become a very placid batting track.
The secret will be to dink them around for the first 10, until the ball starts nibbling around.
Andrew Moore
BBC Test Match Special
England are well over what we thought might be par here.