Charlotte Edwards
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

That's a glorious shot to get off the mark. It rocketed to the boundary. Paul Stirling is going to have to have a big impact on this game if Ireland are going to get near this total.

Paul Stirling gets off the mark with sumptuous drive for four.

The players are out in the middle and David Willey is going to get us under way.

So far in this series Ireland have been 28-5 and 44-4, they can't afford that kind of start today if they are going to get anywhere near the 329 they need.

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We're in for a heck of a game if Ireland are going to get close to this.

Ireland need 329 - the score they reached that famous night in Bangalore when they beat England in the 2011 World Cup.

Can they get there?

Here is Callum Matthews to take you through the start of their chase...

Chris Mitchell: That’s some comeback from England. Great knocks from the skipper & young Banton with David Willey proving again what an excellent all-round cricketer he is. Even when the Test players return, he simply has to stay in this ODI side.

Some news from the England camp - captain Eoin Morgan felt tightness in his grown while batting and will not field.

Moeen Ali will skipper the side in his absence and Liam Livingstone will be on as a substitute fielder.

Ireland dragged it back to eventually bowl England out for 328 with one ball spare, though Tom Curran added a very useful unbeaten 38.

England then lost four wickets for 26 runs, before David Willey responded with a brilliant 51 off 42 balls, including three sixes.

And Tom Banton impressed with his first ODI half-century...

Eoin Morgan then stamped his authority with a majestic century...

Here is how England's top order failed today.

The end of James Vince's international career?

England's Test team are in action against Pakistan tomorrow - barely a good night's sleep after this game finishes.

The news from Emirates Old Trafford is that England will wait on Ben Stokes' fitness before naming their team for the first Test in the three-match series.

The all-rounder played as a specialist batsman in the third Test against West Indies because of a quad injury, but he has bowled in practice on Monday and Tuesday.

Whether England decide to risk him remains to be seen.

Read more here.

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Poor Ollie Pope is trying to give an interview on Sky Sports despite his England team-mates ringing both his mobile and room phone, while also knocking on the walls.

Life in the bio-bubble.

Michael McNamee
BBC Test Match Special

It's going to be a very big ask for Ireland.

A strange innings from England in many ways.

A top order collapse left them 44-3 before captain Eoin Morgan came in and mashed the ball to all parts to make a spectacular century.

He and Tom Banton (58) looked to be putting England on course for 350-400 but Ireland came back by taking 4-26.

Even then Sam Billings and David Willey (51) started to take it away from Ireland before another fight back.

And then Tom Curran (38 not out) added some vital lower-order runs to swing it England's way again.

Plenty of highs and lows for both sides.