ENG vs AUS Live Cricket Score

11.4 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! The bowling change works and Australia have lost both their openers. The slip was removed before this over and maybe, that was going on in Short's mind. Full, outside off, a touch wide, just about dangling the carrot, asking Short to drive. The batter obliges and goes hard on the cover drive but the feet do not move in time. The outside edge is generated and it goes quickly behind, but the keeper, Jamie Smith is quick as lightning to dive full stretch to his right to take it. Another start and out for Short, as he departs after doing all the hard work, seeing off the new balls. He goes for 29 (36) and Australia are 64/2, having lost both their openers in the span of 3 overs for 18 runs. 64/2

8.5 OUT! CAUGHT! England get rid of the dangerous Head. It did seem like Olly Stone would be the one who could dismiss him and eventually, he has been involved in the dismissal. Carse has to believe he has got massively lucky here. It is a nothing delivery, a length ball on the pads and Travis Head whips it nonchalantly. The connection is sweet, the timing is good but the direction is not! He has picked out Stone to perfection at deep backward square leg who makes no mistake. Head departs for a fine cameo of 29 (27) and Australia are 46/1 after 8.5 overs. 46/1

26.2 OUT! LBW! Bethell gets two wickets in the span of 5 balls. Pretty full and straight, Mitchell Marsh gets down to sweep but misses and is hit on the pads. Bethell appeals and umpire Joel Wilson raises his finger in a flash. Marsh has a chat with his partner but thinks better than to take the review. That was dead plumb. Another batter who gets a start but then throws it away. Marsh departs for 60 (59) and Australia are 151/5 after 26.2 overs. 151/5

14 OUT! BOWLED! Oh well, someone please stop Potts, because he is absolutely flying! What a perfect delivery. The ball is still nipping around and Smith is shuffling across, trying to counter the same. But the ball is pitched on a perfect length, just between good and full and catches Smith on the walk. That's not the only thing. It nips back off the seam viciously to catch the veteran completely off guard. Takes the inside edge, hits the pads and deflects onto the stumps. Smith rarely seems to agree that he was defeated by a good ball but while walking back to the dressing room, he seems to indicate that it was an absolute peach and he could not do anything about it. Human after all. Smith departs for 4 (6) and Australia losing their way now - 46/0 becomes 89/3! 89/3

24.4 OUT! CAUGHT! Another batter goes on a bad ball. England won't mind one bit as Australia gift a second wicket to them. First, it was Head and now, it is Labuschagne. Short ball, around off, Marnus Labuschagne rocks back and pulls. It should have gone to the boundary but it does not. Because the ball comes a touch slower, takes the toe end of the bat and lobs tamely to mid on where Liam Livingstone takes it with a leap. Labuschagne departs for 19 (28) and Australia are 145/4 after 24.4 overs, with the 56-run stand broken. 145/4

44.4 OUT! CAUGHT! England break the frustrating last-wicket partnership at last on 49. A length ball, outside off, coming in with the angle from around the wicket, Alex Carey predictably looks to go off side, backing away and punches it over cover. But he cannot quite get enough on it to clear Phil Salt at sweeper cover who makes no mistake, running in. AUSTRALIA ARE BOWLED OUT FOR 270 WITH 32 BALLS LEFT UNUSED! 270/10

27.2 OUT! CAUGHT! Six and out for Maxi. Australia doing an England from the first ODI - throwing it away from a good position. Short ball, outside off, Glenn Maxwell looks to pull it away but cannot quite get enough bat on it. The ball comes on slowly and hence, hits the toe end. As a result, there is not much elevation and the ball goes flat to deep mid-wicket. Jacob Bethell makes no mistake there. 200 ODI WICKETS FOR ADIL RASHID, in his 131st ODI inning, third quickest after Saqlain Mushtaq and Shane Warne! Maxwell departs for 7 (5) and Australia slips from 145/3 to 161/6. 161/6

35.1 OUT! CAUGHT! The bowling change works immediately and a big smile flashes across Brook's face. Carse has been expensive today but he will take those two wickets - first Head and now, Hardie. A short ball, outside off, Aaron Hardie immediately sets himself up for the pull, But he is completely done in by the pace, which is more than 90 miles per hour. Additionally, Carse gets a good lift from the bumper and as a result, the pull shot attempted results into a massive top edge. The ball goes straight up in the air and Matthew Potts waits calmly for it at short mid-wicket. Another budding stand of 55 has been broken as Hardie departs for 23 (25). Australia are 216/7 with 89 balls still left in the innings. 216/7

35.2 OUT! CAUGHT! Two in two for Carse who is not only on a hattrick but could be in line for a 5-fer as well! Another nothing ball, but everything to gain for England from it. It is a length delivery, on the pads, Mitchell Starc looks to flick it casually and connects nicely as well. But he cannot clear square leg and it is a simple catch for Matthew Potts again! Forget how much Australia can get, how many overs can they face from here on? 216/8

36.3 OUT! CAUGHT! 9 down now. Leg spinner gets leg spinner. Not with the best of deliveries either. A short ball, outside off, Adam Zampa punches it away but straight to Olly Stone at backward point and Australia continues their path on a slippery slope. 216/6 becomes 221/9 in the span of 9 balls. 221/9