We'll be back on Wednesday for the final game of the international summer as this series concludes at Bristol.

But don't fear, there is plenty of content for you to keep getting your cricket fix until then.

You can listen to the No Balls podcast on BBC Sounds here, as Kate Cross and Alex Hartley reminisce on the summer.

Here's Stephan Shemilt's match reports from today's events at Trent Bridge - and you can also watch highlights on BBC Two and iPlayer from 19:35 BST.

Enjoy!

England captain Zak Crawley: "An all-round good performance. Jacks and Hain were brilliant and then our spinners backed it up nicely.

"I think it was an above par score. Batting didn't look easy, so we were happy with how it went.

"I was so impressed with how George Scrimshaw bounced back, he showed a lot of character.

"I wanted to give him another over after a tough start and give him a chance. It's the way my career has gone, so I think that's an important part of my captaincy."

Michael McNamee
BBC Test Match Special

There were probably more positives than negatives for Ireland. Ireland just lost regular wickets and that was the problem. They need to be six down at the tail end of this game rather than eight down.

Ireland captain Paul Stirling: "I think there was enough there if we put it in the right areas but we didn't manage to."

What were your thoughts at half-time?: "The wicket got a lot tougher to score on. I'm proud of how the lads came back, we showed a lot of fight and character but we didn't play well enough for long periods of time.

Thoughts ahead of Tuesday's finale at Bristol: "It's our last game of the season so the energy should be up and hopefully, we can do that on Thursday.

Proud of the moments you did have at the end of that game?: "The scoreline flattered us but I'd rather have those moments than not have them. We will look to improve come Tuesday before sitting down and chatting about where we go."

Player of the Match Will Jacks: "We got off to a great start and the Irish guys would probably admit that they didn't bowl too well up front.

"But then they corrected their lengths and it was much harder to bat after that. We had to plug our way through to get up to a good score.

"It was nice to get back in to the flow of 50-over cricket because we don't play it that often and I still feel like I am learning on the job.

"We weren't perfect with the ball but we just wanted to keep it simple and get the job done in the end.

"It's a great opportunity for us all to put our names forward with the World Cup guys resting."

England were frustrated by the last two wickets, as Ireland's final three batters all passed their highest international scores.

Craig Young finished unbeaten on 40 from 44 balls.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

It was a curious day. Had Ireland kept some more wickets in hand they could have caused a few nerves among an inexperienced England attack.

Rehan Ahmed was the standout with ball in hand for England, taking 4-54 from his 10 overs.

Scrimshaw recovered from his horror start with three wickets, with two for Matthew Potts as well.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

It got slightly closer than we expected or thought at the halfway stage. It was a par score, England could and should have got up to 400. The partnerships lost at the top cost Ireland.

Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special commentator

After a little scare and a dogged partnership, England finally close out this game.

England win by 48 runspublished at 46.4 overs

46.4 overs

Josh Little holes out to long-on, Brydon Carse takes the catch, and England finally get the breakthrough after a 10th-wicket partnership that had just passed 50!

George Scrimshaw gets the wicket, finishing with 3-66.

Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special commentator

That has been pounded down the ground for six. Are Ireland going to achieve something magical in Nottingham tonight?

Ire 280-9published at 46 overs

46 overs

Target 335

Fair play, that is decent!

Josh Little launches a slower ball from Potts straight back down the ground for six!

England are looking ragged here.

Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special

If Josh Little makes two more runs to go to 21, batters 9, 10 and 11 all would've made their best ever ODI scores.

They're all just going through the motions now.

Trent Bridge has gone very subdued. Brydon Carse is bowling with good pace but without any luck.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

This is such a frustrating situation. You need one wicket to win as a bowling team and the No.11 is just stood there swinging.

Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special commentator

It's not the best effort, it was like he almost tried to drop kick that in the deep!

George Scrimshaw provides a bit of entertainment as he tries to save a boundary by sliding feet first, but ends up on his backside and can only watch the ball trickle away for four.

The last-wicket partnership goes on... and on...

The last wicket is proving difficult for England to take.

A stubborn effort from Josh Little and Craig Young continues.

And another!

Josh Little launches four more down the ground as Will Jacks goes a little too full.

81 from 48 balls the equation for Ireland's last pair.