Welcome to the Evening Standard’s LIVE coverage of England vs Ireland in the series’ third and final ODI.
England boasted an unassailable 2-0 lead heading into today's clash at the Ageas Bowl and set Ireland a target of 329 to win - and the visitors did so in a stunning finale.
George Flood and Matt Davies will be guiding you through today's contest, so stay tuned for updates....
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TV and live stream details
TV: The match will be shown on Sky Sports Cricket (Sky: 405, Virgin: 504) and Sky Sports Main Event (Sky: 401, Virgin; 501).
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IRE 20/2 (4.0 overs)
Tector 0, Delaney 14
Runs, runs, runs. Delaney fortuitously edges past slip for Ireland's first boundary of the afternoon.
He then backs it up with back-to-back fours, making it 12 runs in three balls, the first an absolute belter in front of square, the second a beautifully timed drive through cover.
Much better from the visitors.
IRE 7/2 (3.0 overs)
Tector 0, Delaney 1
Quality bowling from Willey. Wicket Maiden. Two overs, two wickets. And he nearly has another - Tector gets drawn into the same delivery Balbirnie fell to at the start of the over but, fortunately for Ireland, he misses with the drive.
Will Macpherson at the Ageas Bowl
Terrible start for Ireland. David Willey's been out of the England side for 14 months, but he's made a great start on his return.
WICKET! Balbirnie c Bairstow b Willey 3
IRE 7/2 (2.1 overs)
Calamitous start for the visitors! Another wicket within the first three overs! And it's another for Willey! The drive was never on, but Balbirnie was tempted into it, and he nicks it straight behind to a grateful Bairstow behind the stumps!
IRE 7/1 (2.0 overs)
Balbirnie 3, Delaney 1
Delaney gets himself off the mark as he opens up the face of his bat to steer away to third man for a single. Balbirnie finishes the over with a knock towards fine leg for one.
IRE 4/1 (1.0 overs)
Balbirnie 2, Delaney 0
England couldn't have asked for too much more in the first over of the match. Ireland's dangerman Stirling gone for just two. And David Willey has an early wicket! Cracking start.
Will Macpherson at the Ageas Bowl
That is so soft from Stirling. Morgan was there, very specifically at catching midwicket, for him. David Willey is back!
WICKET! Stirling c Morgan b Willey 2
IRE 2/1 (0.4 overs)
Wow! What a start for England! But that's soft from the visitors! Ireland's dangerman Stirling clips it straight to Morgan at midwicket. First over, first wicket!
And we've begun! Time for some white ball cricket!
As the bell rings, all the players from both sides - and the match officials - have taken a knee in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.