Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

I'm very excited about a potential stat: if Glenn Maxwell gets 50, with Alex Carey, Sam Billings and Chris Woakes getting 50 too, it will be the first time in an ODI that both six and seven from both sides have got a half-century.

Just four singles off Chris Woakes' latest over. There hasn't been a boundary since the second ball of the 31st over. England clawing back some control.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on Test Match Special

It's a game that Australia will want to win because they will be hurting from the other day. They should have won the series then, but it was one of the great ODI collapses.

England are favourites, no doubt about that. One more wicket and it's going to be very difficult for the likes of Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc to come out on a pitch that is offering some spin.

I say the ball hit the glove. It actually hit the wristband, which is part of the glove. An inch higher, it just gets arm, and with the ball going on to hit the stumps, Maxwell would have been out. Fine margins.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

That's a good decision by Alex Wharf. If he could tell it actually hit the band of the glove I'm not sure, but it's a good decision.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on Test Match Special

It's hit him on the arm, on the glove.

The ball hit the glove, so not out.

That's the second misuse of the review system by England in the over. A few balls earlier, Maxwell got a feather behind, but there was no review.

First the Archer wicket off the no-ball, now this. Chances.

What shot has Glenn Maxwell played here? He's ended up on all fours. Either way, he's missed it.

England want a look...

Christophe Talbotski: Stating the obvious, but England need to kill this sharpish. Has got shades of the Champions Trophy final against the Windies in 2004 all over it.

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This stand is worth 90, scored at almost 6.5 an over. Australia are ahead of where England were at this stage. Mark Wood's spell has lasted one over. Adil Rashid has changed ends. Glenn Maxwell will have the short boundary on his leg side.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

Justin Langer is almost smiling about that half-century. His hands are above his head at least.

50 for Alex Careypublished at 30.2 overs

30.2 overs

Aus 162-5

50 for Alex Carey, from 58 balls. He almost got Australia out of a hole on Sunday and he's got his shovel out again. If you can get out of a hole with more digging, that is. Can you dig up? Perhaps you could fashion some sort of ramp. Or staircase. Whatever it is, Carey is doing it.

Twinhop: From a very staunch Englishman but from a purely cricket perspective, it would be nice to see Glenn Maxwell going berserk. Great batsman on his day.

England are really pushing here. Backs comes Chris Woakes, who took two wickets earlier.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on Test Match Special

That guy is outside with a hooter again, Aggers. He supports the opposite team to who England play. So he supported Pakistan and now Australia.

Close! Carey cramped for room at high pace, almost chopping on to his stumps. He's a strange shot from Carey, played like he's trying to limbo. It was the one that got him caught off the Archer no-ball.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on Test Match Special

Mark Wood charged in earlier like someone who knew that he wasn't going to have to bowl again for a while.

Here is a move for that wicket. Mark Wood. He's averaged 92mph tonight.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on Test Match Special

Another 10 overs of this pair and I think Australia will be starting to get excited. But it does need at least another 10 overs of these two.

Maxwell has got an agricultural, open stance. No sweater, short sleeves revealing untanned biceps. He's in the groove. This is good from Rashid, though. Boundary-free. Five from the over. England would love the comfort of a wicket, though.