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Woakes called up for Edgbaston ODI

Warwickshire pace bowler Chris Woakes has been added to the NatWest Series squad for the third one-day international against Australia at Edgbaston on Wednesday 4 July.

England better than ever - Bopara

Chris Devine

Ravi Bopara believes England’s current one-day international side is the strongest he has played in. Alastair Cook's men have now won eight matches in a row following a six-wicket thumping of Australia at the Kia Oval.

Clarke demands greater consistency

Chris Devine

Michael Clarke is under no illusions as to the task facing Australia after they slipped 2-0 down in the NatWest Series courtesy of a comprehensive six-wicket defeat at the hands of England at the Kia Oval.

Bell and Bopara batter Australia

Chris Devine

Australia were heavily punished for an inadequate performance with the bat as Ian Bell and Ravi Bopara led England to a hugely convincing six-wicket triumph at the Kia Oval and a 2-0 lead in the NatWest Series.

Cummins going home

Chris Devine

Australia paceman Pat Cummins has been ruled out of the remainder of the NatWest Series against England due to a side strain.

Khawaja expects tight NatWest Series

Chris Airey

Australia batsman Usman Khawaja still believes the NatWest Series will be a close affair despite England taking a 1-0 lead following their win at Lord’s.

Meaker added to England party

England have called up Stuart Meaker as cover for James Anderson ahead of Sunday's second NatWest Series ODI at the Kia Oval.

Finn hails magnificent Morgan

Callum Dent

Steven Finn paid tribute to Eoin Morgan after his Middlesex team-mate's explosive innings helped England move 1-0 ahead in the five-match one-day international NatWest Series against Australia.

Warner expects Australia to bounce back

Chris Devine

David Warner is confident Australia have what it takes to bounce back at the Kia Oval after losing the opening match of the NatWest Series.

Clarke considers selection options

Chris Devine

It would be foolish to suggest England have Australia on the run after just one game of the NatWest Series, but touring captain Michael Clarke admits he and coach Mickey Arthur have plenty to ponder.