Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

They look like they've extended the outfield here. It looks bigger than normal. You'd expect West Indies will be chasing a big score later, nonetheless.

All week I have been checking the weather forecast and it has said dry with outbursts of sunshine. But now it looks like we may see some rain later this evening. Still enough time to get a result? I'm hopeful.

England captain Eoin Morgan on TMS: "The pitch looks unpredictable but we have been told it is hard underneath. You can see the square is worn, but it is the end of the summer so we should really expect it."

Jon Dunn: Just seen this picture of the pitch. Looks like it's been ploughed!

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England captain Eoin Morgan: "We would have bowled first too. We're told the pitch is hard underneath and should play better than it looks. As a white-ball group, we've had a lot of time off between Test matches so there's no problem with motivation."

West Indies captain Jason Holder: "We've brought Devendra Bishoo back into the team and hopefully we can make early inroads to help him in the middle overs. Batting-wise, we need to work the ball around better in the middle overs and keep wickets in hand."

England: JM Bairstow, AD Hales, JE Root, EJG Morgan (c), BA Stokes, JC Buttler †, MM Ali, CR Woakes, AU Rashid, LE Plunkett, DJ Willey

West Indies: CH Gayle, E Lewis, SD Hope †, MN Samuels, JN Mohammed, R Powell, JO Holder (c), AR Nurse, D Bishoo, JE Taylor, ML Cummins

England are unchanged from the team at Trent Bridge, playing two spinners in Moeen Ali and Adil Rashid.

Chris Gayle returns to the Windies team, with Devendra Bishoo also in the line-up.

Butter fingers Eoin Morgan has two attempts at flicking the coin, as Jason Holder calls correctly and opts to put England in.

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Morning! Hope you're well and ready for some late-September ODI cricket in England. Will England remain unchanged? Will rain play a part? Will Chris Gayle inform his skipper just before the toss that he has a hamstring problem?

Jonny Bairstow starred at Old Trafford as England cruised to a seven-wicket run.

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We were treated to a whole two overs and two balls at Trent Bridge, before the heavens opened.

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Today we're at the Bristol County Ground for the third ODI between England and West Indies.

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