Live Cricket Score: Australia vs England, Match 32, ICC World Cup 2019

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Eoin Morgan, England captain: A lot of today, we were outplayed. Thought we bowled well upfront. Little bit unlucky as Australia played and missed a lot. They built a fantastic partnership. Wicket got a little bit better, but still challenging. Wicket this morning was soft when we started. Choosing to bat would've been a horrific decision. Finch played really well, capitalized on the start he got. We pegged it back really well. For a long time it looked like they'd get 330. When you're 20/3, it pegs you back substantially. Given the circumstances, it's not hugely disappointing. Our fate is in our own hands. Everything we need to turn around is simple. Won't search for anything that's not there.

Aaron Finch, Man of the Match: Didn't play too badly, anytime you contribute to a team win is special. I think that is the most important thing. Nice to get a hundred in a win. Wicket was seaming around a bit initially, Woaksey bowled a hell of a spell upfront, he bowled 7 overs in a row, we were hoping that he will quit after 5 but he kept coming. Laid a reasonable foundation with Davey(Warner). Bit more confidence when you walk out when you know you have done well against an opposition. It was nipping around, it was seaming. I think we played quite well. We were as tight as we could and we tried to cash in on the width.

Clinical win

And it is Starc who finishes it off by picking up Rashid's scalp. Australia have put up a clinical show and thoroughly deserve to win. On a tricky pitch, Warner and Finch laid the platform for a very challenging total. Starc and Behrendorff then blended together to send the home side packing. To put icing on the cake, they have also qualified for semifinals.

What about England then? A couple of defeats don't make a good side bad. But they have cracked under pressure far too often in this tournament so far. Stokes yet again stood alone amidst the ruins but with virtually no support. Woakes and Archer bowled well upfront, but the duo could have gone a tad fuller.

They still have two matches to go and it could come down to them winning both to make it to semis. Of course, if other results go their way, one win could be enough. The English camp need to pick up the pieces quickly.

He also swung it today...