Summary

  • Three wickets each for Yorkshire duo Root & Plunkett

  • Porterfield top-scores in the match with 82

  • England compile 328-6 from their 50 overs

  • Bairstow hits 72 off 44 balls - seven fours, three sixes

  • Morgan (76) and Root (73) put on 140 for third wicket

  • Video clips UK only; TMS overseas link above

Live Reporting

Jamie Lillywhite

  1. Graeme Swann
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    329 is a daunting prospect for Ireland but it will force them to be positive.

  2. Ire 14-0

    Paul Stirling greets David Willey with three boundaries which scorch the turf. The first one is blasted through the off side. The second one is pulled. The third is caressed square of the wicket on the off side. 12 runs off three balls.

  3. Graeme Swann
    Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    The shape of the playing area today is doing my nut in. There are straight bits, it's just not round and it looks awful. It looks like a toddler has drawn a circle, not a particularly bright toddler.

  4. Ire 2-0

    Target 329

    England will need Mark Wood steaming in when they tangle with the Aussies later this year. The chat is the 22-yard strip at the Gabbatoir for the first Ashes Test will fly through and suit 96mph Pat Cummins, left-arm tyro Mitchell Starc, James Pattinson and Josh Hazlewood. In short, England need some pace of their own.

    Ireland opener Ed Joyce and Paul Stirling get off the mark with a single apiece. We're up and running.

  5. From one Durham man to another... here's Mark Wood to get us under way. Right-arm fast, steaming in off a short run-up. Giddy-up.

  6. Man in form

    Keaton JenningsGetty Images

    England will be pleased to see Keaton Jennings hit another ton for Durham today. The opener, who is sure to feature for the Test team this summer, has been in stunning form this season - his run of scores being 102*, 87, 30*, 79, 139, 72, 12 and now 101. Follow the rest of the One-Day Cup match against Northants here.

  7. England, presumably buzzing themselves after a Lord's lunch, gather on the boundary's edge before following the umpires to the middle. Over to you, Ireland.

  8. Afternoon all. Marc Higginson here - still buzzing off Jonny Bairstow's brilliant little cameo. The boy's special.

  9. Happy Birthday, TMS

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  10. How England's wickets fell

    Ireland fans, sit back and enjoy as we take you through every wicket from England's innings.

  11. Ireland's reply will begin in 35 minutes time. 329 the target. We'll be back shortly. In the meantime, here are the wickets to have fallen in that first innings...

  12. Andy Zaltzman
    Comedian & BBC Test Match Special statistician

    Bairstow scored 57 off his last 23 balls, England's second highest score in an ODI at Lord's. 

  13. Eng 328-6

    Willey 1, Bairstow 72

    Bairstow continues his assault, swinging powerfully to send the penultimate ball over cow corner for six before whipping a leg-stump yorker away for four. Bairstow has helped turn a stuttering innings into a match-winning one.

  14. Fine fielding from Dockerell

    Jonny Bairstow may have found the boundary a few times but he was thwarted on this occasion by a brilliant piece of fielding by George Dockerell.

  15. wicket

    WICKET

    Rashid c N O'Brien b Chase 39 (Eng 317-6)

    Rashid's inventive innings comes to an end as he follows up a clubbed four down the ground with a poorly-executed little steer to leg that flicks off the top edge and carries straight to keeper Niall O'Brien. Peter Chase's second wicket of the innings. In comes David Willey...

  16. Andy Zaltzman
    Comedian & BBC Test Match Special statistician

    Jonny Bairstow's fourth ODI fifty - reached off 38 balls. England's third total only of over 300 at Lord's.

  17. Ed Smith
    Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

    The whip on that shot, the acceleration through the hitting zone. Doesn't matter how long the backlift is.

  18. 6 runs

    Eng 311-5

    Rashid 33, Bairstow 62

    How does Bairstow not play every limited-overs game for England? He is class. He underlines this with a brutal smash down the ground for six, followed by a straight-armed pick-up off his legs for another maximum. Whack.

  19. 50 runs

    50 for Bairstow

    Eng 299-5

    Some poor fielding from Tim Murtagh - allowing a steered shot to pass him at short third man - brings Bairstow a very impressive 50.

  20. Alan Lewis
    Ex-Ireland batsman and chairman of selectors on BBC Test Match Special

    In these sort of circumstances batting teams target a bowler. Bairstow, despite a sluggish start built and built and built. You've got to get yourself in. I was interested in Root and Morgan playing straight when Ireland played cross batted shots at Bristol when all they could have got was one.