09 Sep, 02:05 (IST)

Australia gets a consolation win after losing the first two games of the series. They were absolutely spot-on as they restricted the might England batting line up for a mediocre score of 145 runs. Josh Hazlewood was phenomenal with the new ball while Mitchell Starc and Kane Richardson put up an exhibition of fast bowling in death overs. For England, Jonny Bairstow scored a fifty. While chasing, Australia got off to a great start thanks to skipper Aaron Finch and Matthew Wade. However, Adil Rashid ran through Australia's middle order with three quick wickets and made the contest even again. However, Mitchell Marsh played a composed knock and guided Australia to a five-wicket win. With this, Australia also go back to the pinnacle of T20I team rankings. The two cricket powerhouses will now lock horns in the three-match ODI series which starts from September 11. Well, that's it from this coverage. Hope you enjoyed our updates. We'll be back in action in the ODI series.

09 Sep, 01:56 (IST)

Australia Win By Five Wickets!! A little bit of more drama in the last over but the visitors finally crossed the line with five wickets in hand. They also move back to the top of ICC T20I team rankings. Absolutely brilliant knock by Mitchell Marsh and not to forget the resistance of Ashton agar. 

09 Sep, 01:56 (IST)

Australia Win By Five Wickets!! A little bit of more drama in the last over but the visitors finally crossed the line with five wickets in hand. They also move back to the top of ICC T20I team rankings. Absolutely brilliant knock by Mitchell Marsh and not to forget the resistance of Ashton agar. 

09 Sep, 01:51 (IST)

Scoers Level! Ashton Agar gets into the act as he smashes Tom Curran straight down the ground for the boundary which has almost sealed the game for the visitors. Only one needed from the last over. We shouldn't see any more drama in the game. 

09 Sep, 01:45 (IST)

Chris Jordan bowls the 18th overs and he must release all the tricks from his arsenal as Australia are looking comfortable at the moment. Singles will do the work for the visitors and they are happy to take those. However, they should not leave too much for the last overs as things get tricky there and there's no MS Dhoni on the crease. Nine runs from the last two overs.

09 Sep, 01:39 (IST)

Death-over specialist Tom Curran bowls the 17th over. The required run rate in just five and Australia are not taking any risk at the moment. Only wickets will bring England back in the contest. However, Mitchell Marsh and Ashton Agar are playing responsibly.  15 needed from 18 balls. This is clearly looking Australia's game at the moment

09 Sep, 01:35 (IST)

Finally we get to see the vintage Mitchell Marsh as he smashes Mark Wood for a giant six before caressing the ball to square boundary. Marsh is looking in great touch and the required run rate is just five runs per over. Not a great over from Mark Wood as he looks frustrated. Australia must not lose the game from this position at least. 20 needed from the last four overs.

09 Sep, 01:29 (IST)

Jofra Archer comes back into the attack. He didn’t enjoy his opening spell as Matthew Wade and Aaron Finch smashed him for him runs. However, the pacer is absolutely spot on in the death overs. Only seven runs from the over. The game is gradually slipping away from Australia’s grasp.

09 Sep, 01:27 (IST)

Skipper Moeen Ali comes out to bowl for the first time in this match. Spin is doing the trick for England and with Adil Rashid completing his spell, Ali will want to put some more pressure on the visitors. The off-spinner starts off well, giving just five from his first over. We are heading towards another cliffhanger.

09 Sep, 01:24 (IST)

OUT! Spin does the trick again. Adil Rashid is on a roll. He dismisses Steve Smith in the last ball of his spell. England are not just back in the hunt but are also at a better position, Australia are doing a South Africa again- Chocking unnecessarily. Smith c and b Adil Rashid 3(4)

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ENG vs AUS Live Score Updates: Eoin Morgan and Co are eyeing a clean sweep as they take on arch-rivals Australia in the third and final T20I of the series at the Rose Bowl in Southampton. The Three Lions dominated the first two contests of the game and will take the field in the forthcoming match with a lot of confidence. However, they are taking the field without their dashing wicket-keeper batsman Jos Buttler who left the bio-secure bubble to meet his family. Meanwhile, cricket fans must stay tuned as the live commentary and updates of England vs Australia 3rd T20I are coming your way. England vs Australia, Live Cricket Streaming, 3rd T20I 2020 on SonyLIV Online.

Buttler was the chief-architect of England’s victory in the first two games and his ouster will certainly leave a great void in the team. The likes of Jonny Bairstow, Dawid Malan and skipper Eoin Morgan need to put their hands up in order to register a historic whitewash. The home team will be mighty pleased with their bowling efforts in the first two games as the pace quartet of Chris Jordon, Jofra Archer, Tom Curran and Mark Wood have bowled brilliantly in the previous games. England vs Australia 3rd T20I 2020: Southampton Weather and Rain Forecast.

Speaking of Australia, they haven’t been able to come up as a unit despite playing a fully-strengthen playing XI. They were firmly placed on the driver’s seat in the series opener. However, their middle-order collapsed shockingly which propelled them to a two-run loss. While, they never looked in the hunt in the last game. Nevertheless, they must look to revamp their strategies and register their first win of the tour.

Unlike the whole season, rain hasn’t played a spoilsport in the first two T20Is and fortunately, the weather is expected to be cricket-friendly in the final game too. So, fans must brace themselves to watch another exciting cricket match.

Squad:

England Squad: Jonny Bairstow (WK), Eoin Morgan (C), Tom Banton, Dawid Malan, Sam Billings, Moeen Ali, Tom Curran, Chris Jordan, Adil Rashid, Jofra Archer, Mark Wood, Joe Denly, Sam Curran

Australia: David Warner, Aaron Finch(c), Steven Smith, Glenn Maxwell, Marcus Stoinis, Alex Carey(w), Ashton Agar, Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Kane Richardson, Adam Zampa, Matthew Wade, Mitchell Marsh, Josh Hazlewood, Nathan Lyon, Sean Abbott, Andrew Tye, Marnus Labuschagne, Riley Meredith, Daniel Sams, Josh Philippe