SCO vs AUS Live Cricket Score

3.2 OUT! CAUGHT! Scotland have both the openers back in the hut. With the start not as quite as quick for Australia, Jake Fraser-McGurk was trying to get on top of the bowling. A length ball it was and Fraser-McGurk just looked to heave it out of the park. Got a lot of air on this one and had this been in the previous over, this would have been a boundary. But after that missed chance, mid-wicket was pushed back to long on and Chris Sole calmly accepted the catch. Oops, he fumbled, but took it in the next attempt. Jake Fraser-McGurk departs for 16 (16), Australia are 23/2 after 3.2 overs! 23/2

1.4 OUT! BOWLED! Straight through! Hero the other day but zero today! Lovely ball from Currie. He lands it on a length outside off and gets it to curve back in. Head is not quite ready for the incoming ball and is late in getting his bat down. The ball goes right through the gap between bat and pad and hits the top of the middle stump! So a consecutive duck for Australia in terms of their opening batters. Fraser-McGurk the other day, Head today. Australia are 11/1 after 1.4 overs! 11/1

18.5 OUT! CAUGHT! Chris Sole roars in delight! End of a fine knock from Inglis and the crowd stands up to applaud as he leaves the field. Sole takes all the pace off and goes short, on off. Josh Inglis has to get the power behind the shot to go big on the off side. He backs away and tries to thump it over cover. Ends up spooning it straight into the hands of cover where Richie Berrington makes no mistake. Inglis departs for a fantastic 103 (49) and the quickfire 64-run stand is broken as well. Australia are 179/4 with 7 balls left. 179/4

11.4 OUT! CAUGHT AND BOWLED! It is Brad Currie's day in Edinburgh for sure! His third scalp. A good bumper, at head height, on middle, Cameron Green looks to go for the hook but is done in by the pace and bounce. Gets a massive top edge which goes straight up in the air, towards square leg. Currie calls for it, running towards the ball keeping eyes on it, in front of the grey skies and takes a very well-judged catch. The crowd and Scotland rejoice as the mammoth 92-run stand is broken. Green departs for 36 (29), Australia are 115/3 after 11.4 overs! 115/3

2.1 OUT! CAUGHT! So the missed run out chance does not hurt Australia. A short ball, outside off, banged into the deck, George Munsey looks to slap it through the off side but with the ball going away from him, it means that he ends up playing it a lot straighter. Miscues it in the air and Mitchell Marsh takes it calmly to his left from mid off, with a bit of a jog. Munsey departs for 19 (9), as Scotland lose their openers in the span of 3 balls. 177 more needed from 107 balls. 20/2

1.5 OUT! CAUGHT! Hardie bends his back and gets the result. On a good length, around off, Michael Jones looks to pull but is done in by the pace and bounce. Gets a massive top edge on the leg side, which swirls high in the air. The keeper, Josh Inglis calls for it, running to his left, keeps his eyes on the ball and eventually, takes a good catch. Jones departs for 1(3), Scotland are 20/1 and need another 177 from 109 balls. 20/1

12.3 OUT! TAKEN! Expertly held by Tim David! A massive blow to Scotland. Abbott bends his back and digs it in short, outside off. Brandon McMullen shimmies down the track and tries to slap it away on the off side. He has to reach out and it means that he ends up dragging it down the ground towards long on. Hits it flat and to the left of long on where Tim David is quick across the turf to his left and takes a good running catch. McMullen goes for 59 (42) with Scotland requiring 91 runs in 45 balls. 106/5

5.5 OUT! CAUGHT! Oh dear, in trying to counter pressure, he has given it away. Stoinis strikes in his opener. A hard-length ball, outside off, once again Richie Berrington tries to dominate the bowler. Jumps out of his crease and looks to go big. But is too close to the ball this time and only succeeds in getting a top edge. It has gone nowhere and Cameron Green completes the formalities calmly at cover. Richie Berrington departs for 5 (9) as Scotland have now lost 3/24 in the last 25 balls. They need another 153 from 85 balls. 44/3

9.3 OUT! LBW! You miss, I hit. In his previous over as well, Charlie Tear played a sweep shot to a very full ball from Zampa. Connected then. This time, on another fuller ball, he employed the sweep but missed it. And you cannot miss straight balls. The ball hit his pads and the umpire did not take much time to raise his finger. Tear departs for 5 (6), as Scotland lose 4/50 in 47 balls. They need another 127 from 63 balls. 70/4

13.4 OUT! IN THE AIR AND TAKEN! The change of bowling has worked nicely for Australia as they strengthen their grip on the game. Stoinis comes from over the wicket for the right-hander and goes fuller and slower, at the stumps. Michael Leask sets himself deep in the crease and slogs across the line. Gets undone by the slowness of the delivery and spoons it off the bottom half of the bat. It goes only as far as deep mid-wicket where Jake Fraser-McGurk settles under it and does the rest. Scotland are now 110/6, requiring 87 runs in 38 balls. 110/6

14.2 OUT! BOWLED! Another bowling change, another wicket for Australia! Green comes from around the wicket and takes pace off as he bowls it on a good length, on middle and leg. Mark Watt tries to work it away with the angle on the leg side. Plays outside the line of the ball as the ball catches the inside edge onto his thigh pad and then it deflects onto the stumps. The wheels are coming off for Scotland now. 115/7

16.4 OUT! STRAIGHT TO THE FIELDER! Marcus Stoinis wraps things up! Australia put the series to bed with a clinical win. Stoinis spots the batter back away towards the leg side slightly and he follows him. Bowls it full and around the pads. Chris Greaves tries to swat it behind square on the leg side. He could not have picked out the fielder any better. Helps it away off his pads and it goes straight into the hands of Aaron Hardie at fine leg who takes the simplest of catches near his left knee. Marcus Stoinis ends with four wickets to his name. His figures read 3.4-0-23-4. Australia win by 70 runs and take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series! 126/10

14.3 OUT! CLEANED HIM UP! You miss I hit, says Cameron Green! Two in two for the Aussie all-rounder and he is on a hat-trick now. Green switches to over the wicket for the right-hander and bowls it at pace, full and aimed at the off pole. Chris Sole clears his front leg and swings through the line to go down the ground. Misses the line of the ball completely and it goes through to clatter into the off pole. 115/8

16.2 OUT! IN THE AIR AND TAKEN! Marcus Stoinis has his third as Australia inch closer to clinching the win and the series. A touch fuller by Stoinis, angling in, on middle and leg, Brad Wheal backs away and goes for a swipe across the line. Gets a leading edge that goes straight up in the air towards cover. Xavier Bartlett calls for it and settles under it after running a few steps in front to complete the catch near his chest. 125/9