Summary

  • England 216-6 (Bairstow 82 from 41 balls)

  • Ireland 212-9 (Campher 68)

  • Adil Rashid (3-34) reaches 150 ODI wickets

  • England now lead three-game series 2-0

  • Highlights on BBC One and iPlayer from 22:50 BST

Live Reporting

Amy Lofthouse and Jamie Lillywhite

  1. Eng 63-1

    How's Jonny Bairstow going to play a change of pace?

    He's going to pump the first ball back over McBrine's head for a one-bounce four, that's how.

  2. Here is the change, in the form of off-spinner Andy McBrine.

  3. Look away now, bowlers...

  4. From the press box

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  5. Eng 59-1

    Target 213

    Craig Young gets a bit of a breather when, after a hastily run three, James Vince sees off the rest of the over.

    Eoin Morgan is sat in the stands, which implies he might not be coming in at four. Should he be needed, that is...

  6. Michael Carberry
    Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

    I'm not sure about this tactic from Ireland, surely it's time to change the bowling? Fair to say Jonny Bairstow has got the better of the bowling and maybe a change of pace is needed.

  7. 6 runs

    Eng 54-1

    Has Bairstow got somewhere to be?

    He bends his back leg slightly and sends a ginormous flick right back into the stands. Glorious.

  8. Jonny Bairstow is in the mood.

  9. Eng 48-1

    James Vince ends the over with a terrific back-foot punch for four.

  10. Eng 44-1

    Marcus Trescothick is in the stands! He's part of the England coaching group, and it is lovely to see him in an England kit.

    He'll like that - one of your classic James Vince cover drives, which goes skipping away for four.

  11. Jonny Bairstow is 32 off 16 balls with seven fours to his name.

    We've had five overs.

  12. Michael Carberry
    Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

    He's absolutely whipped that in front of square with contempt. Bairstow looks like he's made some technical adjustments. He's not holding the bat as high as I've seen him do in the past, and is playing a lot straighter.

  13. Eng 40-1

    Josh Little, who got a bit of Bairstow mauling in his last over, continues, and Bairstow promptly thumps his second ball away to the boundary with a rasping pull.

    And he ends the over with another dreamy hoick over long-off for four.

  14. Michael McNamee
    BBC Test Match Special

    The Irish wagon is wobbling a bit here.

  15. Michael Carberry
    Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

    Another poor delivery, on the hip - James Vince is a very good puller of the ball, and that will make him feel a lot better.

  16. Eng 30-1

    James Vince is in on the attack now, taking advantage as Craig Little strays onto his hip, and he pushes him gently away for four. Lovely.

    It's just got a shade darker over the Ageas Bowl.

  17. Michael Carberry
    Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

    Ominous signs, Jonny Bairstow is into his stride and punishing Young. It's still a good batting surface but Bairstow is making it difficult for Ireland to find a line and length.

  18. Oh, Jase...

  19. Eng 25-1

    Target 213

    And again!

    A short arm jab this time from Jonny Bairstow and it goes flying away. He's on 23 from just 12 balls.

  20. Michael Carberry
    Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

    We talk about his lack of footwork but Jonny Bairstow has good hands and powerful wrists, he's putting the Irish bowlers under the pump every time they miss their lengths.