Eng reach target of 142 in 21.5 overs: Malan 68* (69), Crawley 58* (50)
Eng win toss & bowl in first of three ODIs
Dismal Pakistan bowled out for 141 in 35.2 overs
Superb Mahmood finishes with 4-42 off 10 overs
Five ODI debutants for England - Carse, Crawley, Gregory, Salt, Simpson - after Covid outbreak
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Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Ben Stokes struck the right note, this is quite exciting. It's added a different type of spice to this game. We watched the cap ceremony and it's the longest one I've ever witnessed. It's all to play for and the England side is not a bad looking side, they've just never played together before.
This is the first time Ben Stokes has captained England in an ODI too, don't forget.
He took charge of the West Indies Test at the Ageas Bowl last summer, while Joe Root was on paternity leave, but this is new to him too.
As the players make their way out to the middle, here's a reminder of the teams...
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Image source, BBC SportThankfully, the forecast is clear. England have had enough disruption in the last few days.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Sophia Gardens
It's little surprising to see Brydon Carse in today's England XI. Ben Stokes bigged him up as "an X-Factor player every team wants" when speaking to the press. He has a bit of pace.
But, the man we're going to see first up, with England bowling first is Durham's Brydon Carse.
Born in South Africa, the 25-year-old can bowl with serious pace so will be looking to get at the Pakistan batters.
Image source, BBC SportMoving into the middle order, Middlesex's John Simpson will be taking the gloves. England had options with Phil Salt and Ben Duckett but have gone for the specialist keeper.
Somerset all-rounder Lewis Gregory has played eight Twenty20's for England, so does have some international experience.
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Image source, BBC SportWe'll work our way down the England order.
Sussex opener Phil Salt will be making his England debut in any format today. He doesn't play much one-day cricket, in fact he's only played 16 in his career, but is explosive and well regarded in the Twenty20 format.
The other specialist batter is Zak Crawley. The Kent batter is no stranger to an England shirt - he's played 14 Tests now, so will be one of the more experienced players on show today.
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Image source, BBC SportRight, let's talk you through the five England debutants.
Here's some info about them, and their domestic 50-over record too.
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Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Sophia Gardens
James Vince, Zak Crawley and Dawid Malan have been doing slip practice this morning so that'll likely be England's new-look cordon.
How will this new team fair? No one really knows.
Sohaib Maqsood, at 34, is also making his return for Pakistan, after five years out of the team.
Matt Henry spoke to Aatif Nawaz about the explosive middle-order batter, earlier in the week.
Image source, Getty ImagesPakistan captain Babar Azam at the toss: "We are looking forward to the game and this is a beautiful ground, we play well here.
"We're not worried by the rain before the match. We are ready for this game.
"We have Saud Shakeel making his debut and Sohaib Maqsood coming back after five years."
Here's the Pakistan team: Fakhar Zaman, Imam-ul-Haq, Babar Azam (captain), Mohammad Rizwan (wicketkeeper), Saud Shakeel, Sohaib Maqsood, Shadab Khan, Faheem Ashraf, Hasan Ali, Shaheen Afridi, Haris Rauf.
There is one debut for them in Saud Shakeel.
England captain Ben Stokes at the toss: "I am not a massive wicket watcher but we've been a successful team bowling first. Just because we've got a change of personnel doesn't mean we'll change our ways.
"It's an exciting time for everyone involved at the moment. It's a strange situation to be involved in but we've got an amazing crop of talent and if something like this comes along and we can pick a team of this calibre then that shows we're in a good place.
"We've got 11 changes from the last game. We've got five debutants. John Simpson, Phil Salt, Brydon Carse and... I should know this, I've just done the cap presentation... can someone help me out?"
The England team is as follows: Phil Salt, Dawid Malan, Zak Crawley, James Vince, Ben Stokes, John Simpson, Lewis Gregory, Craig Overton, Brydon Carse, Saqib Mahmood, Matt Parkinson.
We'll bring you the Pakistan team in a minute or tow.
Ben Stokes confirms there are five debutants for England today.
Zak Crawley, Phil Salt, John Simpson, Lewis Gregory and Brydon Carse are all making their ODI debuts.
Ben Stokes says England want to stick to their winning formula of chasing.
Time for the toss...
Not sure who some of the new players are?
Well, Matt Henry, who is our man at the ground today, has got you covered.
He's penned this piece, breaking down the players involved, and what their England careers - or lack of - have been like so far.
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