Player of the Match
Player of the Match

END OF OVER:
20 | 12 Runs | ENG: 155/9 | RR: 7.75

  • Chris Jordan16 (11b)
  • Mark Wood5 (9b)
  • Andrew Tye4-0-28-1
  • Kane Richardson4-0-27-1

9.10pm: Well, England did okay to see out the overs, in the end. But having been 94 for 2 in the 10th, they didn't exactly soar through the second half. Can they learn from how Australia bowled (and will they rue leaving out Liam Dawson's spin)? David Warner certainly kept the batsmen on their toes, making a bowling change every over from the fifth to the 19th. Anyway, that's it from me - Miller will be here to swing for the fences shortly

"Competitive score," declares Mike O. "Purchase in the pitch for the spinners and some variable for the quicks. Oz will struggle here..."

Webby: "Although a monumental collapse, we've got to remember this isn't England's strongest team. No Root, Ali or Plunkett. Like to think Root and Ali would have hung around. "

And here's Adam: "It finally looks like Australia have used common sense and picked a team on 20/20 merit and left Test stars out. How will Australia ever be any good at this format by picking players that only play 20/20 three times a year. "

19.6
6
Tye to Jordan, SIX, Jordan whups it into the stands it deep midwicket! Stand and deliver, a meaty hoick across the line and it takes England past 150 in the process. But will that be competitive?

Last ball of the innings...

19.5
1
Tye to Wood, 1 run, pitched up, 133kph and drilled down the ground to long-off
19.4
2
Tye to Wood, 2 runs, slower delivery outside off and Wood carves it away through backward point, Stoinis does well in the deep to prevent four
19.3
0
Tye to Wood, no run, back of a length and rising over the stumps as Wood swings in vain again
19.2
1
Tye to Jordan, 1 run, takes the pace off, Jordan gets a looping leading edge into the covers, almost two there, as well, but he slipped trying to turn
19.1
2
Tye to Jordan, 2 runs, full and clubbed high into the off side, he's managed to land it between deep cover and Warner running back from mid-off for a couple

Last over, and there's no change! Tye to finish off... What can England get up to?

END OF OVER:
19 | 3 Runs | ENG: 143/9 | RR: 7.52

  • Mark Wood2 (6b)
  • Chris Jordan7 (8b)
  • Kane Richardson4-0-27-1
  • Andrew Tye3-0-16-1

"Tried to overachieve and now seems like not even 150," grunts Hussain R. "Hit and miss cricket from England. You'd think somebody would have dropped anchor and played through the innings!!"

18.6
0
Richardson to Wood, no run, slips in the yorker to finish the over, Wood blocks it
18.5
1
Richardson to Jordan, 1 run, fired in quick, 135kph with Jordan stepping out to drill a drive to the cover sweeper
18.4
1
Richardson to Wood, 1 run, full outside off and taking the pace off again, heaved through midwicket off the inside edge
18.3
0
Richardson to Wood, no run, slower, the offcutter bounces past the shoulder of the bat as Wood stays in the crease

"I must say this is a stellar effort from Australia to pull this back," chirrups Artemis. "180 seemed like a formality at the start and 200 seemed like a very realistic possibility. England will be lucky to get 150 now."

18.2
0
Richardson to Wood, no run, back of a length, Wood backs away and flails at it without making contact
18.1
1
Richardson to Jordan, 1 run, slower delivery, rising up outside off, tapped down for one

Kane Richardson to bowl out

END OF OVER:
18 | 4 Runs 1 Wkt | ENG: 140/9 | RR: 7.77

  • Mark Wood1 (2b)
  • Chris Jordan5 (6b)
  • Andrew Tye3-0-16-1
  • Billy Stanlake4-0-43-1

Here's Saad Shafi Ahme: "No bowler has bowled consecutive overs since the first 4 overs. Can we say it as innovative captaincy by Warner?" It's certainly a pain to commentate on succeeded in throwing off England

17.6
0
Tye to Wood, no run, well bowled, the cutter rising in the corridor as Wood pokes at it and misses
17.5
1
Tye to Jordan, 1 run, slow delivery outside off and dabbed square
17.4
1
Tye to Wood, 1 run, pitched up outside off, Wood plinks into the covers and they scuttle through as the throw comes in
17.3
1
Tye to Jordan, 1 run, worked into a gap

Mark Wood is last man in, still two-and-half overs to bat. England need 150, you'd think

17.2
W
Tye to Curran, OUT, does him for (lack of) pace and Curran is gone second ball! Trying to whack it down the ground, completely foxed by the knuckleball and chipped to Warner backpedaling from mid-off

TK Curran c Warner b Tye 6 (4m 2b 0x4 1x6) SR: 300.00

17.1
1
Tye to Jordan, 1 run, full outside off and driven square

AJ Tye replaces Maxwell

END OF OVER:
17 | 9 Runs 1 Wkt | ENG: 136/8 | RR: 8.00

  • Tom Curran6 (1b)
  • Chris Jordan2 (3b)
  • Billy Stanlake4-0-43-1
  • Glenn Maxwell2-0-10-3
16.6
6
Stanlake to Curran, SIX, wallop! Curran hooks his first ball into the crowd at deep square leg! Dug in short by Stanlake, 138kph but there's no mucking about and he mows it several rows back

"Even the English test team would be proud of a collapse like this," chuckles Jimmy

16.5
1lb
Stanlake to Jordan, 1 leg bye, quick, sliding in with arm, hit on the thigh hanging back
16.4
2
Stanlake to Jordan, 2 runs, short of a length outside off and Jordan carves a couple away through backward point

Make that 6 for 33 now... Tom Curran out at No. 10, England in danger of not batting their overs

16.3
W
Stanlake to Rashid, OUT, banged in short, Rashid pulls and picks out deep square leg! Looked like Rashid was through his shot early, maybe expecting it to be quicker, and it flew off the toe of the bat straight to Stoinis, who clasped it low down in front of him

AU Rashid c Stoinis b Stanlake 1 (3m 4b 0x4 0x6) SR: 25.00

16.2
0
Stanlake to Rashid, no run, taking the pace off, back of a length outside off and Rashid swings and misses
16.1
0
Stanlake to Rashid, no run, length outside off and Rashid swats it towards point

Billy Stanlake back on now

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Australia 2nd innings Partnerships

WktRunsPlayers
1st4DA WarnerDJM Short
2nd0DJM ShortCA Lynn
3rd78DJM ShortGJ Maxwell
4th16MP StoinisGJ Maxwell
5th29GJ MaxwellTM Head
6th34GJ MaxwellAT Carey