England vs Australia 2nd ODI Highlights: Australia beat England by 68 runs

Olly Stone to Alex Carey, A short ball, around middle, Alex pulls it straight to deep mid-wicket. Does not take the single.

Olly Stone to Alex Carey, FOUR! Lovely batting. Australia reach 270. A length ball, around off, Carey controls the length nicely and works it to the left of mid on, with the fielder diving to his left, but missing it.

Olly Stone to Alex Carey, DROPPED, FOUR! Great effort though. A short ball, outside off, slower in pace, Alex Carey swivels and pulls it towards deep mid-wicket. Actually, he mistimes it, as he plays a bit early. The ball hits the toe end of the bat but still flies away. Jacob Bethell runs a few hard yards to his right at deep mid-wicket, absolutely flies to his right to take the catch, gets to the ball but cannot hang on. Gets a hand to it and the ball deflects into the ropes behind.

Matthew Potts to Josh Hazlewood, Full and just outside off, Josh Hazlewood defends it to the off side.

Matthew Potts to Alex Carey, A length ball, around middle, Alex helps it through mid-wicket for a single.

Matthew Potts to Alex Carey, A short ball now, pulled straight to short mid-wicket.

Matthew Potts to Alex Carey, Down the leg side, Carey looks to pull but cannot connect. The ball hits his gloves and goes on the bounce behind where the keeper, Jamie Smith does well to dive to his right and make a half stop. Carey sets off, thinking he can get more than a single but then changes his mind.

Matthew Potts to Alex Carey, Around middle, pushed towards mid on.

Matthew Potts to Alex Carey, SIX! Stunning hit. Well, the Laver Cup is going on in Berlin presently and it seems like Carey is following it. A short ball, wide outside off, Alex Carey leaps and upper cuts it over point. The ball goes all the way! Almost like a forehand shot in tennis by a left-hand striker. Australia cross 260.

Matthew Potts returns. 6-1-23-2 so far.

Olly Stone to Josh Hazlewood, A full toss, outside off, Josh Hazlewood looks to drive but gets a thick outside edge, which goes all along the ground through short third. Good diving stop by the fielder to his right.

Olly Stone to Alex Carey, Around middle and leg, helped through mid-wicket for a single.

Olly Stone to Alex Carey, SIX! Australia cross 250. A length ball, outside off, another slower delivery, this time Carey picks the change in pace and lofts it through the line, over long off.

Olly Stone to Alex Carey, A slower ball, on a length, outside off, Carey looks for the pull but misses.

Olly Stone to Alex Carey, A short ball again, pulled straight to deep backward square leg. Single not taken.

Olly Stone to Alex Carey, A short ball, outside leg, Alex Carey looks to pull but gets it off the glove. The ball goes on the bounce to the keeper, Jamie Smith.

Pace is back on. With the southpaws not getting tempted to go after Jacks, Brook gets Olly Stone back on. 7-0-31-0 so far.

Brydon Carse to Josh Hazlewood, Well done by Hazlewood. Excellent ball to finish Carse's spell, a yorker at leg stump, but the batter digs it out towards point. 10-0-75-3 does look expensive but if you look at it this way - 6-0-63-1 at one stage and then 4-0-12-2 to finish - he can be called as the game changer.

Brydon Carse to Alex Carey, A length ball, down the leg side, Alex Carey hops across outside the line and tucks it towards fine leg for a single to give Hazlewood one ball to face in this over.

Brydon Carse to Alex Carey, Backs away to the leg side again and dabs it straight to deep third this tme.

Brydon Carse to Alex Carey, WIDE. Down the leg side, AC misses his flick. Half an appeal from the keeper for the catch but nothing from the umpire. Oh there is. A signal for the wide.

Brydon Carse to Alex Carey, Backs away to the leg side, does Carey and Carse follows him. Bowls it on a length, around middle and Alex tries to dab it wide of backward point. Unfortunately for him, he cannot get it away from deep third. So the single is not taken again.

Brydon Carse to Alex Carey, Slower ball, full and down the leg side, Carey flicks it towards deep backward square leg. Single turned down.

Brydon Carse to Alex Carey, On a good length, around leg stump, Alex Carey defends it towards point.

Will Jacks to Josh Hazlewood, The arm ball, on middle and leg, Hazlewood does his job by blocking this out.

Will Jacks to Josh Hazlewood, Full and around leg stump, Josh Hazlewood gets down to defend.

Will Jacks to Alex Carey, Short, outside off, Alex punches it through the covers and takes the single.

Will Jacks to Alex Carey, Floated again, on middle, this time Carey defends.

Will Jacks to Alex Carey, SIX! 50 FOR CAREY IN 46 BALLS! Gets there in style. Flighted on middle, Alex Carey comes forward and lofts it through the line, clearing the sightscreen. He is the lone man standing for his team as the score crosses the 240-mark.

Will Jacks to Alex Carey, Around off, Carey pushes it towards cover.

Will Jacks to Alex Carey, WIDE. Fired down the leg side, Alex Carey misses his flick.

Will Jacks is back on. 1-0-11-0 so far. Brook is tempting the batters here.

Brydon Carse to Josh Hazlewood, FOUR! Well, take a picture of that, if you can! Carse comes from around the wicket and angles a good short ball into the left-hander. But Josh Hazlewood, as he always does, does not play to the line of the ball, but rather, stays inside or is away from the line. Hazlewood backs away to the leg side, gets under the short ball and cuts it over point! The quick outfield takes the ball to the ropes.

Brydon Carse to Alex Carey, Takes the single this time, giving Hazlewood a ball to face. A length ball, down the leg side, Carey tucks it towards fine leg.

Brydon Carse to Alex Carey, A short ball, around middle, angling away, Alex Carey tucks it towards deep mid-wicket. No single taken again.

Brydon Carse to Alex Carey, A good bouncer on middle, AC ducks and then, as an afterthought, looks to ramp it over the keeper but is late and misses.

Brydon Carse to Alex Carey, A short ball, down the leg side again, Alex looks to whip it once again but misses. The ball goes off his hips towards long leg and he turns down the single. Carey will be disappointed with this.

Brydon Carse to Alex Carey, WIDE. Down the leg side, Carey looks to sweep but misses. That was a slower ball as well.

Brydon Carse to Alex Carey, On a good length, around middle and leg, Alex Carey looks to whip it away but misses and is hit on the pads.

Adil Rashid to Alex Carey, On middle and leg, Carey gets the single and the strike, bunting it through square leg.

Adil Rashid to Alex Carey, Full and around off, pushed back to the bowler.

Adil Rashid to Alex Carey, MISFIELD, FOUR! Poor support to the bowler, at this level of cricket, in this day and age. A touch short, around leg, Carey gets down and laps it to the right of Brydon Carse at short fine leg, who dives but cannot get to the ball. Olly Stone then chases it down to his left from deep square leg, dives, gets to the ball but parries it into the ropes.

Adil Rashid to Alex Carey, FOUR! GLORIOUS! That's the delivery Carey has been waiting for, from Rashid. Overpitched, around middle, Alex Carey drives it straight back past the bowler and beats long off comfortably to his left.

Adil Rashid to Alex Carey, Full, around off, Carey gets down and sweeps it to deep mid-wicket. Does not run again.

Adil Rashid to Alex Carey, A googly, outside off, short in length, Alex Carey cuts it to the right of cover. Does not run.

Brydon Carse to Josh Hazlewood, Again, stays leg side of the ball, exposes all his stumps but the ball is at a comfortable length, outside leg and Josh defends.

Brydon Carse to Josh Hazlewood, On a good length, around middle and leg, Josh Hazlewood stays leg side of the ball and blocks it beside the pitch on the leg side.

Brydon Carse to Alex Carey, A short ball, down the leg side, pulled towards long leg for a single.

Brydon Carse to Alex Carey, On a good length, around off, pushed towards point.

Brydon Carse to Alex Carey, A short ball, around off, Carey pulls it towards deep mid-wicket. He sets off, thinking he will get two but on realizing that he cannot, sends Hazlewood back.