Eng 212-7published at 43 overs
Chris Woakes picks up a couple of boundaries off Mitchell Starc to give England some hope here. 75 off 42 balls is still a big ask.
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Chris Woakes picks up a couple of boundaries off Mitchell Starc to give England some hope here. 75 off 42 balls is still a big ask.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Adam Zampa has taken 3-21 from 10 overs of wrist spin. That really is a fine effort.
Five dots and a single to finish from Adam Zampa, who looks nailed one to be player of the match here after his efforts with the bat.
He finishes with a scarcely believable 3-21 off 10 overs. That's 19 wickets in the World Cup, too. More than anyone else.
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Both Buttler's captaincy and batting has been diabolical during this World Cup. Both him and Mott need to go in my opinion.
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David Willey with two boundarties off Mitchell Starc.
The first is strongly clipped off his waist through mid-wicket before creaming a backfoot punch to a delivery on a decent length beyond the sprinting David Warner at deep point.
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England proving you can become a bad team overnight.
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Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Zampa has taken the key wickets. Stokes, Buttler, Moeen. His tactical movements of his fielders have been very clever.
Adam Zampa collects a big blue towel at the end of the over to mop his brow and keep the moisture from his spinning fingers.
Three crucial wickets for him today.
England need 10s now.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Adam Zampa doesn't seem to have been affected much by dew, has he? Only in Lucknow does it seem to have affected the bowlers.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Ahmedabad
David Warner leaps into the arms of Marnus Labuschagne after taking the catch.
They know.
Moeen c Warner b Zampa 42 (Eng 186-7)
England are wilting.
Moeen Ali goes for an almighty heave off Adam Zampa. A slog sweep down on one knee towards cow corner. It goes high. High enough to strike any passing aircraft en route to the airport in Ahmedabad.
However it's short of the boundary and David Warner watches it drop from the night sky. Easing the catch into soft hands.
I suspect that's it for England bar the shouting.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
This is a big over because Moeen is going to have to try to strike Adam Zampa.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
They've changed the ball here, it's got a bit damp. Are they choosing one for each end?
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Ryan: England just need to get Harry Brook in the side, in fact these last couple games play Gus Atkinson and Brydon Carse. Give players for the future experience of World Cup Cricket, the Pakistan game in particular would be a great learning curve for those players.
Those flexible wrists encased in Moeen Ali's navy blue batting gloves roll over the top of a short ball from Pat Cummins and he pulls the Aussie skipper to the fence for four.
Chris Woakes then upper cuts the final ball of Cummins' over for another boundary. That's got him up and running.
Palpable frustration with the wicket of Ben Stokes from moments ago.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Moeen Ali's got to take this game deep. Not easy when you need over nines and Chris Woakes has arrived at the crease. He has to bat the majority of these overs, you can't rely on players who've just come out.
Chris Woakes fails to pick Adam Zampa's wrong 'un and it hits him on the pad. However, there was a big chunk of inside edge on that from the Warwickshire all-rounder.
Moeen Ali has looked in good touch here. If he can just bat the next 10 overs...
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
I reckon that's Liam Livingstone's best timed shot of the tournament, he's absolutely nailed that.
Geoff Lemon
BBC Test Match Special commentator
It was fast, it was flat and it was furious, but Abbott was in exactly the right place.
Livingstone c sub (Abbott) b Cummins 2 (Eng 174-6)
Advantage Australia.
Pat Cummins digs it into the pitch, Liam Livingstone gets over the top of it and nails the pull shot. Except he nails is it to substitute fielder Sean Abbott, who produces a fine diving catch.
Livingstone's miserable World Cup goes on.