AUS vs ENG Live Cricket Score

0.2 OUT! Happy Australia Day, indeed! This is a shot of a man in form, says my colleague Praky. Full and outside off, Roy goes to drive at it. Plays away from the body and that's the error that he did. Ends up hitting it straight into Steven Smith's lap at backward point. The reason of the comment of my mate here, is that someone not in touch wouldn't have played this one so early in the innings. Good early strike for Australia, fifth nought for Jason in his ODI career. 0/1

4.2 OUT! Another one gone! England, where are you? Well, New England, where art thou? Hazlewood bowls it full and outside off. Just a hint of movement away. Bairstow goes for the cover drive without any footwork and pays the price. A thick outside edge is found and the ball settles in nicely in Paine's gloves. Jonny departs for a 9-ball duck. National Day and the hosts are well and truly running in with pride. 4/3

3.2 OUT! Jaffa! That's what this delivery is. England rocked back early. Cummins steams in and spears in a full length delivery slanting in. Hales is beaten for pace as his bat is late in getting down. Time and tide wait for no man and so does a pacy delivery. This ball doesn't wait for the bat to come down and goes to hit Hales' front pad and deflects onto the off stick. Doesn't help being an opener when you are walking back early even after coming in one drop. Even if he wouldn't have been bowled, LBW was a certainty. This is the fourth time Pat has got Alex, the most the batter is dismissed by anybody. Start all the bunny talks... 4/2

5.3 OUT! The scorecard shows 6/4. Guess the runs and the wickets yourself. What are the visitors upto here? Short ball around off and middle, Root goes for the pull instinctively. Is not in control and ends up getting a top edge. Hazlewood at fine leg just has to take a couple of steps forward and settles under it before gobbling it up. Looking at the way this is going, we could have this innings ending before the 15th over. 6/4

21.3 OUT! Pat Cummins breaks the 53-run association. Morgan and his troubles with the short balls continue. Banged short around leg, he is caught unawares. Still decides to go with the pull and only manages a glove to the keeper. Paine has another dismissal to his credit, his 99th in international cricket. Further analysis by the on-air commentators show that the English skipper's initial trigger movement didn't help his cause either. He has a small movement backward before coming forward and hence is caught in a tangle here. Nevertheless, England back to being in mushy waters, if ever you thought they were out of it. 61/6

6.2 OUT! Are we watching an Australia-England game or an Australia-minnows game? Half the English side is back in the dugout without even getting to double digits. Test-match bowling says Michael Clarke on air. On a length just around off, nibbling away just a touch. Buttler did no wrong there by standing back and hanging his bat in defense. The ball moves away to grab the thin outer edge and goes straight to Paine behind. Such is the quality of the delivery that as a batsman, you just have to laud it and walk away and that's precisely what Jos does. England in trouble? Understatement. 8/5

30.3 OUT! Head holds his head and takes a smart catch. Tye strikes to remove the bearded man. He lets out a short ball on middle, Moeen fails to resist the temptation to pull it and goes for it. Makes good connection and it seems to be sailing over the ropes. But no, the elevation is not quite there and it finds Travis Head at deep square leg with precision. He grabs the catch near the fence, realizes that the momentum is pushing him beyond the rope and tosses the ball up. Takes a step back to cross the rope and then comes back to catch the ball easily. The umpire takes that upstairs to check the validity of the catch along with the front foot no ball, but everything is fine and Moeen has to return to the pavilion. A crucial stand is broken immediately after it crosses 50, just like the previous one. 112/7

42.4 OUT! End of an outstanding knock! Woakes departs after failing to read the slower ball by Tye. It's served to him on a shortish length wide outside off and he tries to go downtown. However, due to the lack of pace, he is a bit early into the shot and his bat turns in his hands. As a result, he fails to get proper connection and Maxwell (sub) runs across to his left from long on to complete the catch safely. Rise and applaud for this knock by the English all-rounder when the chips were down. He has given something to bowl at for England. Let's see how much Mark Wood contributes to the cause. 180/9

32 OUT! 100th international catch for Tim Paine! It looks a bit strange knowing that as Tim Paine is not a regular face in the Aussie setup. Cummins delivers it on a length outside off, Rashid pushes at it away from his body and edges it behind. A simple catch to the keeper. A half-hearted attempt really by the leggie. Should have done better. Cutting bags a 4-fer, his best bowling figures in ODIs. 120/8

44.5 OUT! ENGLAND BOWLED OUT FOR 196 RUNS with 31 balls remaining. The knuckle ball does the business for Tye. He delivers it pinpoint on middle and Curran mistimes his flick shot straight into the hands of Mitchell Marsh at short mid-wicket. He makes no mistake and that's all ladies and gentlemen from England with the bat. 196/10

4.4 OUT! Woakes removes Warner! He angles across a good length delivery outside off, Warner has a needless poke inside the line with minimal footwork and gets a thin outside edge to Buttler. A big breakthrough for England. Warner's dry run in this series continues. 172 needed off 272 balls. 25/1

34.2 OUT! Head was nailing the pull in the last couple of overs, does the same this time as well. Only thing is, here he finds the fielder at mid on to perfection. Dejection for Head, delight for Morgan and England. Short in length in line of the stumps, Travis hangs back and hits it straight to Morgan. He does well to take that as it was traveling at a rate of knots. Disappointment is writ large on the southpaw's face as he walks back four short of a triple figure mark. Aussies just 17 runs away from crawling home and have 4 wickets in hand. 180/6

7.4 OUT! White is trapped in front! The bowling change has worked for Eoin Morgan. Curran steams in and delivers a length ball around off. It nips back in after landing as White draws forward to defense. But his bat hits his front pad and the ball also goes on to strike the front leg. They appeal, it looks quite adjacent and up goes the finger. Curran is all pumped up in his celebration. Another ordinary outing for the Victorian. 48/2

13.5 OUT! Bunny alert here... Rashid has dismissed Steven Smith for the fifth time in ODIs. Where were you in the Ashes, screams my partner! A flatter and shorter delivery, around off and skidding in with some extra bounce, Smith goes deep inside the crease to punch it through the line. But it's too close to his body and he ends up edging it to first slip. It travels with the speed of light to Joe Root who manages to pouch it. Tremendous reflexes shown by the English Test skipper. He also will be wondering why wasn't Rashid around when they were beaten black and blue by Steven Smith in the Test series. 127 off 217 balls, England trying hard to hang in there... 70/3

21.5 OUT! How's your hand, Rashid? How nonchalant he made that catch look! Tossed up ball around off, it turns out to be a low full toss. Marsh recoils to smash it right back but does so straight back to Adil, who makes it look as easy as having a pie. Makes a poker face post that as he gives his mates high fives. Mitchell cannot believe what has just happened but he has no other option than walking back. The hosts still require 85 off 169. For the record, Adil Rashid has dismissed Mitchell Marsh in all the four games in the series. 112/4

25.3 OUT! The shots were sweet, the revenge, sweeter. This is what you get from the leg spinners. They will go for runs, but when they are in operation, a wicket is always round the corner. Rashid tosses this top spinner around off, not sure Stoinis picked it up. He looks to slog it away and only manages a top edge. The ball is eternally in the air, perhaps goes into outer space and comes back. Roy is waiting at covers after judging it to perfection and hangs onto that when it drops down. Morgan is pumped up as his leggie gets a third one to his name. The Aussies are still 11 more than 50 from where they need to be at the end of the game to have a positive result. 136/5

36.1 OUT! A run out and Cummins is the victim. This is what happens when one speaks in Greek and the other in Hebrew. Fuller ball around off and middle, pushed down the ground. It seems that there is an easy couple on offer but Paine doesn't feel so. Although he was already running for just one, he turns and finds Pat halfway down. Shows some signs of coming for the second due to which the pacer takes a couple of steps. Seeing the throw, Tim backs out and leaves Pat high and dry. Not the greatest bit of communication I have seen. 185/7