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Australia vs England live updates: Root ‘does it easy’ as 100-run partnership grows

Connolly enters the attack with his left-arm orthodox for the Aussies.

Root brings up a half-century as well and this England partnership between him and Banton moves past the 100-run mark.

“He’s done it with class and style off just 50 balls,” Mark Howard said on Fox.

Mark Waugh said that Root has “done it easy” as he cruised to the milestone.

Aussies struggling to break through here on a good Adelaide batting deck.

Classy knock so far from the England opener, especially after copping a nasty blow to the helmet earlier in his innings.

This is a strong partnership and Australia need a wicket soon.

Australia vs England LIVE: Second ODI, Adelaide Oval – cricket score, commentary & updates

England like Tom Banton, he can go big. He's one of those players that can score all round the wicket and plays spin well.

Matt Renshaw with a filthy delivery which Joe Root attempts to reverse sweep. Josh Inglis appeals, but the umpire responds by signalling a wide.

Root repeats the shot next delivery – gets a bit of glove on it – but Inglis is nowhere near it.

A couple of balls later, Tom Banton bisects the fielders at cover and mid-off to jab a four. Nicely played.

Australia wicketkeeper Josh Inglis up to the stumps for Jack Edwards and he keeps Joe Root and Tom Banton fairly honest during a tight over.

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Australia v England: second men’s cricket one-day international – live

Updates as the arch-rivals clash in an ODI at Adelaide Oval

22nd over: England 124-1 (Banton 62, Root 51) Cooper Connolly into the attack for the first time. Root leans on a drive and takes a single down to long on to bring up his fifty. Over to Phil Withall who emails with Root-esque timing:

“Joe Root really isn’t normal, he can’t be. Just off 200 ODI’s with an average of over 50 is not the consistency of a normal person. I truly love him. Long may he continue…”

21st over: England 119-1 (Banton 60, Root 49) Root moves to the cusp of a run a ball fifty with a delicious caress through the leg side. Marsh opened up the gap and Root spotted it, walking across his stumps and timing it sweetly for four.

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