Summary

  • Ireland win with one ball to spare

  • England win series 2-1

  • Stirling 142 (128), Balbirnie 113 (112)

  • Stirling dropped by Vince on 95 & 139

  • Stirling & captain Balbirnie add 214

  • Ireland's second ODI win over England

  • England 328: Morgan 106 (84)

  • Banton 58 (51), Willey 51 (42)

  • 3rd ODI, Ageas Bowl; Ireland won toss

Live Reporting

Jack Skelton and Callum Matthews

  1. Ire 211-1

    Poor from Willey as the ball sits up for Stirling to flick through square leg for four.

    Is Liam Plunkett trending on Twitter yet?

  2. Ire 207-1

    David Willey returns and Paul Stirling greets him by mashing a full ball back down the ground for four.

    This is where Willey can still make big improvements in his game - we know his danger with the new, swinging ball, but can he also be effective in the middle overs?

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  4. Ire 203-1

    Stirling 115, Balbirnie 70

    Stirling and Balbirnie tap Rashid for five singles off the over.

    That's the 200 up for the visitors.

    Paul Stirling now has the highest score for Ireland against England in ODI's, suprassing Kevin O'Brien's famous 113 at the 2011 World Cup.

  5. Crucial moment in this game - Adil Rashid is back into the attack.

    Paul Stirling played him brilliantly earlier. Can England's leg-spinner make the breakthrough?

  6. Ire 198-1

    Target 329

    A deft late cut from Paul Stirling down to third man for a single to end the over.

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

    That was the smartest move Saqib Mahmood made in his career - getting his hand out of the way.

  8. Kevin Howells
    BBC Test Match Special

    We are being treated with Morgan earlier and now Sterling.

  9. Ire 197-1

    Crack! Paul Stirling belts it back down the ground for four.

  10. Ire 193-1

    More solid work from Saqib Mahmood, sending down a bumper that Andrew Balbirnie just has to duck under.

    Balbirnie then scampers a quick single to Moeen Ali at mid-off and is hit on the calf by Moeen's shy at the stumps. That stung.

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

    The bowlers have been put under pressure by a very good Paul Stirling. He hasn't let them settle, especially their trump card, Adil Rashid.

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  13. Ire 192-1

    Stirling 107, Balbirnie 67

    Another substitute fielder Liam Dawson shows his namesake how to do it with a fine diving stop to prevent four.

    But that's a decent over for Ireland - seven from it.

  14. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport at the Ageas Bowl

    Andrew Balbirnie's highest score in the series before today was 15. Paul Stirling's was 12.

  15. Ire 189-1

    Andrew Balbirnie releases a bit of pressure with a boundary, chipping out to deep mid-wicket, where sub fielder Liam Livingstone errs to let the ball slide into the rope.

  16. Would've been a belter.

  17. Ire 185-1

    Target 329

    And a good over from Saqib Mahmood too - also just conceding three from it.

    If England can keep Ireland's scoring down for a bit longer, it gives Adil Rashid - who has five overs left - more leeway to attack in search of wickets.

  18. A fine knock.

  19. Ire 183-1

    Saqib Mahmood has his head in his hands after Paul Stirling misses and Jonny Bairstow spills it behind.

    No bat on it though.

  20. The frequent camera pans to Eoin Morgan in the stands are a real clue things aren't going well for England.