England beat Australia by 93 runs

An Australian all-rounder who can review correctly? What has the world come to? #bringbackwatto #EngvsAus
— England's Barmy Army (@TheBarmyArmy) September 8, 2015

I had the feeling a few pundits were getting ready to tell us @jamestaylor20 batted too slowly..looking a top knock now! Played!#EngvsAus
— Alan Butcher (@abutch58) September 8, 2015

James Taylor named man of the match for his maiden ODI hundred.

WICKET: @MoeenAli has three, turning one to find the edge of Starc's bat and Bairstow takes it. AUS 167-8 #comeon pic.twitter.com/EArkwdlG9D
— England Cricket (@englandcricket) September 8, 2015

England win the third Royal London ODI by 93 runs. Australia lead five-match series 2-1 with two to play #getin pic.twitter.com/UXGS0qt5eC
— England Cricket (@englandcricket) September 8, 2015

So, this just happened... #ENGvAUS pic.twitter.com/X1AT5EJexC
— cricket.com.au (@CricketAus) September 8, 2015

Things looking very bleak for Australia now.

OUT! Plunkett strikes and things get even more difficult for Australia. Marsh is gone for 13. Australia 6-154 needing 147 off 96 #ENGvAUS
— cricket.com.au (@CricketAus) September 8, 2015

OUT! Oh no, Moeen serves up a full toss and Bailey picks out Stokes in the deep. Gone for 25. Australia now 5-141 (28.5) #ENGvAUS
— cricket.com.au (@CricketAus) September 8, 2015

NOT OUT! Successful review from Marsh and he remains 7*. Australia 4-137 (28). LIVE: http://t.co/3K99esiOVG #ENGvAUS
— cricket.com.au (@CricketAus) September 8, 2015

REVIEW! Marsh given out lbw off Rashid, but he wants to send it upstairs... #ENGvAUS
— cricket.com.au (@CricketAus) September 8, 2015

No chance of the Aussies winning it from here. Mo and Rash bowling beautifully on this turning pitch.
— Ajmal Shahzad (@AJShahzad) September 8, 2015

The most praise I can give Moeen Ali tonight is that he bowled exactly like @Swannyg66 tonight... Drift,pace,dip and Spin... #Marvellous
— Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) September 8, 2015

That's a bit silly from Maxwell. Australia in deep trouble now as he departs trying to attempt a 3rd reverse sweep in the same over.

Glenn Maxwell is the key here for Australia as strikes back-to-back boundaries off Moeen Ali.

Just got home from work and nice to see the spinners bowling well! Will be good for the UAE series. #EngvsAus
— Daniel Broomfield (@Brooms1989) September 8, 2015

Steve Finn that is a worldie. #gogogadgetarms #EngvsAus
— England's Barmy Army (@TheBarmyArmy) September 8, 2015

What a catch just now from Watford's Steven Finn. https://t.co/8YeLagO0Aq #EngvsAus @LangleyburyCC
— WD Sport (@WDSport_) September 8, 2015

England's spinners are squeezing the Australian batsmen here. 25 overs and they have only scored 110 for 3. 191 more to get.

OUT! Rashid gets his man. Aaron Finch departs on 53. Australia 106/3 after 21.4 overs

Finch brings his 50 with a double. Took 53 balls to do so. Australia complete their 100 as well

Wow, Finn takes a screamer! Smith is gone for 25 and it's Rashid with the wicket. Superb grab diving to his right. Australia 2-75 #ENGvAUS
— cricket.com.au (@CricketAus) September 8, 2015

Australia are 64 for 1 now in 12 overs. Smith is looking good yet again!

But he doesn't bother. A beautiful boundary to begin with.

OUT! A leading edge from Burns and Morgan manages to avoid a collision in taking the catch. Finn strikes. Gone for 9. AUS 1-33 #ENGvAUS
— cricket.com.au (@CricketAus) September 8, 2015

Smith getting the full Ponting 2009 boos treatment
— Daniel Brettig (@danbrettig) September 8, 2015

Couple of boundaries from comeback man Aaron Finch. That should get him going.

Cautious start from Australia. 22 for no loss in 5 overs!

Run machine is Titch. Well played bud. #EngvsAus
— Niall John O Brien (@niallnobiobrien) September 8, 2015

From 200 for 2 after 32 overs and to finish with 300 - 7 isn't good enough @ECB_cricket 20 + short of what we should have had #EngvsAus
— Martin Threadgold (@FredgoldMartin) September 8, 2015

England end up exactly with 300 on the board. Australia need 301 to clinch the series.

He is gone now. The centurion walks back for 101 from 114 deliveries.

Congratulations James Taylor on your maiden ODI hundred! Top knock! #EngvsAus pic.twitter.com/ZYKWvaC3VA
— Sportskeeda (@Sportskeeda) September 8, 2015

And now Plunkett is run out! This is self-destruction. All hopes on Taylor.

Oh and now Moeen Ali goes! Back to back wickets for Australia. Can they restrict England below 300?

GOT HIM! Superb fielding from Smith to run out Bairstow for 17. England 5-271 (45.3) http://t.co/3K99esiOVG #ENGvAUS pic.twitter.com/aMu9uiLoi0
— cricket.com.au (@CricketAus) September 8, 2015

James Taylor into the 90s now, remember he missed a 100 against Australia in the World Cup game!

Maxwell finishes with 2-56 from his 10 overs. England now 4-244 with eight overs remaining #ENGvAUS pic.twitter.com/EnlX7mUYDU
— cricket.com.au (@CricketAus) September 8, 2015

Point made re J Taylor was about his lack of boundaries, No 3 should be doing more than milking the attack, should be dominating it!
— Tom Moody (@TomMoodyCricket) September 8, 2015

Johny Bairstow has come out to bat.

Stokes never looked comfortable out there,

GOT HIM! Maxwell strikes again as Stokes attempts to hit him out of the ground. Finch with the catch. Gone for 14. England 4-231 #ENGvAUS
— cricket.com.au (@CricketAus) September 8, 2015

Terrific shot from Taylor to end the 38th over! He is looking good for a big hundred today!

WICKET: @Eoin16 tried to up the pace but hit Maxwell to Starc at long off. Fine knock of 62 off 54 balls ends. ENG 205-3 #ENGvAUS
— England Cricket (@englandcricket) September 8, 2015

.@Eoin16 and @jamestaylor20 each have fifties, with England advancing impressively to 197-2: http://t.co/Bh2Pm982Wd #building #ENGvAUS
— England Cricket (@englandcricket) September 8, 2015

Morgan and Taylor are looking good here. England are well placed at the halfway mark at 142 for 2.

ENG 2/123 (21.4) "Matthew Wade is livid with himself." Wade misses a huge chance to stump Morgan. #ENGvAUS #WWOS pic.twitter.com/zLdV2Edgci
— Wide World of Sports (@WWOS9) September 8, 2015

England are 113 for 2 in 20 overs. They need Morgan to keep going!

The 18th over in England's innings: 92mph, 92.5mph, 93.1mph, 93.3mph, 91.1mph, 91.3mph http://t.co/haP0307ulO #ENGvAUS
— ESPNcricinfo (@ESPNcricinfo) September 8, 2015

Just a lazy 154.3kph delivery from Pat Cummins last over #ENGvAUS #Fast http://t.co/jCsoDvbH3v
— cricket.com.au (@CricketAus) September 8, 2015