Live Cricket Score - Australia vs England, 4th ODI, Adelaide

Consolation win

Paine cracked a couple of boundaries as eventually Australia won the game by three wickets. They had a bit of a wobble in the end with Head and Paine getting out. But, England didn't have enough runs on the board.

Hazlewood and Cummins, the star performers for Australia, as they bowled incisively to pick up seven wickets. Head played a string of shots to compose 96 before getting out. He went back to the pavilion with a disappointed look on his face.

Consolation win for Australia and they would be pleased with their efforts.

Nail-biter?

Do we still have a game on the cards? Pat Cummins now has been dismissed run-out. He tried to sneak in a second run after punching one past mid-on but Paine didn't respond and couldn't get back. Absolute shocker... as they could have easily taken two.

Heartbreak

Poor Head... he has been dislodged for 96. He hit a flat-batted pull off Wood straight to mid-on. What a heartbreak for the southpaw opener. It would have been his second ODI century. Standing ovation for Head from the crowd.

Wicket gifted

Can Rashid win this game for England? He has now dismissed Stoinis. The all-rounder tried to slog the legspinner, but could only miscue it to Roy at cover. Australian batsmen have gifted some wickets away.

Four down

Oh, just when Australia seemed to be cruising, Marsh has thumped a full toss straight back at Rashid. He looks stunned but has to walk back to the pavilion. Four down now...

Australia inch closer

Head composed a fine fifty while Mitchell Marsh slogged Rashid into the stands as Australia inched closer to their first win of the series. Head also reached 1000 ODI runs.

Rashid prises out Smith

England are very much in the game as Rashid again dismisses Smith. He tried to cut and could only edge it to Root who pouched a very sharp catch. Huge wicket.

Warner dislodged

Warner and Head played a few shots on the up and the occasional pull before the man of the moment - Woakes - tempted Warner to edge one behind. Timely wicket for England.

Tom Curran then got one to nip back to trap White in front. White's head fell towards off which didn't help his cause.

196 all out

Eventually, Tye's variations came in handy as England were bowled out for 196. But, England would take the score as they were once reduced to 8 for 5. Woakes was the bedrock of England's smart recovery with a superb hand of 78. He crunched some fine pulls, slogs and drives. He also essayed useful stands with Moeen and Tom Curran.

For Australia, Hazlewood and Cummins used the little bit of help on offer first up to rip through the cream of England's line-up. The track has offered good carry for the pacers but with sun coming out, the deck seems to have eased out.

Woakes fifty

Woakes is batting like a dream at the moment. Drives, pulls... showing his full repertoire of shots. He also reached his fifty with a heave off Hazlewood. He followed it up with a pull off Stoinis that came right off the screws.

After playing a superb hand of 79, Tye's slower one deceived Woakes as he was dismissed. Vital innings from the all-rounder.

One more down...

Oh, just when Moeen looked good he has pulled one straight to Head at midwicket. Poor cricket. Tye's first wicket too.

Woakes, Moeen help England recover

Woakes showed good timing on the drive to race to 39 off 39. He even pulled Mitchell Marsh for a six. Moeen Ali is batting well on 33. Decent recovery from England. Now they are 111 for 6!

61 for 6

Morgan and Moeen essayed a timely stand of 53 before Morgan tried to pull a bumper but could only edge it to Paine. 6 for 61! Curiously, Smith spread the field and even used Head's friendly spin. Thankfully for Australia, Cummins returned to dismiss Morgan with a cross-seamer.

35 crossed

Yes, they have crossed the 35-run mark. Moeen and Morgan have played with a sense of responsibility so far. Next target is 86 - England's lowest total in the 50-over format.

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