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Highlights of the first T20 between England and Australia at the The Utilita Bowl

England beaten by Australia in opening T20I

England captain Phil Salt admits his side were outplayed in the opening T20 against Australia but he's nevertheless optimistic they can bounce back in the series.

'We could have taken partnerships deeper' | Salt optimistic despite T20 defeat

Josh Hazlewood got the vital wicket of Liam Livingstone as England slipped to 108-6 in their chase of 180 against Australia.

'That could be that' | Hazlewood gets key wicket of Livingstone

Australia's Tim David took a sensational catch as Jordan Cox departed for 17 on his England debut.

'That is quite brilliant!' | David somehow holds on for spectacular catch

Stacy Lewis talks ahead of the Solheim Cup

Lewis: We switched places as our range was too close to Europe

Xavier Bartlett looked to have taken the wicket of Phil Salt off the first ball of the innings before the umpire confirmed a no-ball had been bowled.

Bartlett takes wicket off first ball...BUT no-ball given!

Jofra Archer took two wickets in two balls before Saqib Mahmood bowled Cameron Green at the start of the 19th over as England fought back against Australia in the first IT20.

'Box Office cricketer!' | Archer on fire as Australia lose three wickets in three balls!

Vice-captain Mel Reid talks ahead of the Solheim Cup

Vice-captain Reid ready to 'bring the vibes' to Team Europe

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill speaks at a press conference

Tyreek Hill: 'I wish I could go back and do things a bit differently'

Liam Livingstone took the wickets of Marcus Stoinis and Tim David as England fought back in the opening T20.

Livingstone takes two wickets in two balls

Sam Curran took a magnificent catch as Matt Short was dismissed for 41, leaving Australia 118-3.

'Excellent catch!' | Curran's moment of magic sees Short depart for 41