Can England make it 3-0 or will Australia hit back?

What do you make of Australia going with Aaron Finch at number five again? Does it not just make the top order weaker to plug a flaw in the middle order? They'll be hoping he makes more than a duck this time, of course.

What will England post on this fine Trent Bridge batting surface?

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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

England have posted a huge score in the past and also chased down big scores. It's the best batting strip in the country for the ability to strike the ball. The batsmen will lick their lips and the bowlers will be wary. Whoever bats the best will win - it's as simple as that.

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Australia captain Tim Paine: "It's good to have Billy Stanlake back - he's got the X-Factor. If you have anyone in the squad with pace and ability like that, you always want them in your team."

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He missed out on the chance last match through injury, but skipper Eoin Morgan is close to overtaking Ian Bell as England's top ODI runscorer, needing 41 more.

The top five, in case you're interested:

1. Ian Bell - 5,416
2. Eoin Morgan - 5,376
3. Paul Collingwood - 5,092
4. Alec Stewart - 4,677
5. Joe Root - 4,552

England make one change to the team that won the second ODI, with captain Eoin Morgan returning after back spasms ruled him out at Cardiff and Sam Billings dropping out.

England XI: Jonny Bairstow, Jason Roy, Alex Hales, Joe Root, Eoin Morgan, Jos Buttler, Moeen Ali, David Willey, Liam Plunkett, Adil Rashid, Mark Wood.

Australia also make change with tall fast bowler Billy Stanlake back in for Kane Richardson.

Australia XI: Travis Head, D'Arcy Short, Shaun Marsh, Marcus Stoinis, Aaron Finch, Glenn Maxwell, Tim Paine, Ashton Agar, Andrew Tye, Jhye Richardson, Billy Stanlake.

England captain Eoin Morgan, speaking at the toss: "We would've done the exact same, we prefer chasing and it looks a fantastic wicket.

"But we'll look to post a good score and defend it now.

"There are challenges for both batsmen and bowlers here so it'll be an intriguing game.

"We did think about playing Tom Curran as the extra bowler but we've gone well at this ground with this team before so we went for the same balance."

Aussie captain Tim Paine calls correctly and elects to bowl first at Trent Bridge.

He knows England are more comfortable chasing - but they proved last time out they can set big totals batting first.

Forget last-minute winners against Tunisia for the moment, the England cricket team are back in action and looking to make it 3-0 against Australia.

They made heavy work of a chasing 215 in the first game, eventually prevailing by three wickets.

The second was a slightly more emphatic win - Jason Roy hitting 120 to help his side post 342-8, with the bowler eventually dismissing Australia for 304, despite Shaun Marsh's 131.

Can the world champions Australia hit back in game three?