Australia vs England, 2nd Match, England, Australia, New Zealand T20I Tri-Series, 2018 - Player HighlightsAUS vs ENG, 2nd Match, England, Australia, New Zealand T20I Tri-Series, 2018 - Player Highlights

Andrew Tye to Jordan, SIX, good finish from Jordan, length ball on the stumps, Jordan back saway, frees his arms and sends the soaring into the night sky, has enough to clear the mid-wicket ropes for a maximum. England finish with 155

Andrew Tye to Mark Wood, 1 run, fuller length delivery outside off, driven down towards long-off for a single

Andrew Tye to Mark Wood, 2 runs, short of a length and just outside off, Wood makes roomn and clatters it square past point. Stoinis gets across from the deep and makes a good one-handed stop, keeps the batsmen down to a couple of runs

Andrew Tye to Mark Wood, no run, the slower ball from Tye, Wood backs away on the swing and missed

Andrew Tye to Jordan, 1 run, short of a length and on the stumps, Jordan was looking to work it towards the on-side, gets a leading edge that drops wide of point. Jordan wanted the second run, but tumbled as he turned back, sends his partner back

Andrew Tye to Jordan, 2 runs, full and just outside off, Jordan makes room for the lofted drive, doesn't get enough behind it. Warner ran back from cover, but the ball was always lobbing in front of him, Jordan comes back for the second run

Andrew Tye to Mark Wood, no run, another knuckle ball from Tye, this was the leg-cutter, Wood didn't pick it as he prodded forward, beaten on the outside edge

Andrew Tye to Jordan, 1 run, short of a good length and just outside off, dabbed towards backward point for a single

Andrew Tye to Mark Wood, 1 run, on a good length and just outside off, pushed in front of cover for a quick single

Andrew Tye to Jordan, 1 run, full-toss by Tye, driven down towards long-on for a single

Andrew Tye to Tom Curran, out Caught by Warner!! The knuckle ball from Tye and Curran is completely fooled by it. England lose their ninth wicket, this looked like a floaty half-volley, Curran was looking to go over extra-cover with the inside out drive, the ball swung at the last moment, opened up Curran who only managed to slice it high and over cover. Warner ran back, called for the catch and takes it reverse cupped. Tom Curran c Warner b Andrew Tye 6(2) [6s-1]

Andrew Tye to Jordan, 1 run, fuller length delivery outside off, Jordan squeezes it straight to point for a single

Andrew Tye to Buttler, no run, slightly full this time and Buttler drives it back towards the bowler. Excellent over from Tye, just 4 off it

Andrew Tye to Malan, 1 run, straighter lines from Tye and it's been powered away towards deep square leg

Andrew Tye to Malan, no run, bang on the helmet! Probably early onto the pull shot is Malan and the slower bouncer deceives him. Brushes the shoulder before hitting the helmet. He seems good enough to resume, that's nice to see

Andrew Tye to Buttler, 1 run, back of a length delivery and Buttler opens the face off the back foot. Skews off the outer half down to third man

Andrew Tye to Malan, 1 run, slower and very full outside off, driven towards deep cover for a single

Andrew Tye to Buttler, 1 run, fuller ball on the pads, Buttler flicks it away towards deep mid-wicket

Andrew Tye to Malan, 1 run, another slower ball, this time on the pads and it's nudged down towards fine leg. They ran the first run hard but decided against the second

Andrew Tye to Hales, 1 run, quick single. Slower ball from Tye, Hales nudges it and places well between backward point and short third man

Andrew Tye to Malan, 1 run, slanting in on leg stump, Malan gets across to flick it behind square

Andrew Tye to Hales, backing away to make room was Hales and Tye followed him with a short ball. A mishit on the pull and it goes to deep backward square leg

Andrew Tye to Hales, no run, shortish and attacking middle and off, defended well from the crease

Andrew Tye to Hales, FOUR, starts with a poor ball and it's been dispatched. Short of a length around leg stump, cannot bowl there with fine leg up in the circle. Easy for Hales who just swivels to pull it over the fielder in the ring