Bell and Trott have moved England on to 56-1 as they look to set a platform for big runs later on. In the last five overs 25 runs have been scored as the fielding restrictions have been lifted. Bell is on 29 with Trott close behind on 26.

After the end of the compulsory powerplay England have moved on to 31-1. Fewer chances in the last five overs since the early wicket with both Trott and Bell picking up boundaries to pick up the scoring rate. Trott is on 14 and his partner Bell is on 16.

After five overs England are 4-1. Both McClenaghan and Mills bowling tightly with Bell and Trott struggling to get the bowling away.

Cook falls in the third over for 0 Mitchell McClenaghan. He was struck on the pads but decided to review and all it showed was that the decision was correct from the umpire. Out stride last match’s centurion Jonathan Trott. England 4-1 after three overs.

A big welcome from Trent Bridge, the friendliest cricket ground in the country. Please remember not to bring bottles into the ground. Tony Murdock, one of the security men on the Radcliffe Road stand remembers a time when he had to confiscate a bottle of vodka from a well known Test Match Special commentator! Even the Chairman’s wife has had to leave her bottle of perfume at reception!

Tony, and his colleague Bhavesh, love working for Trent Bridge. It’s the family atmosphere- everyone here is so friendly and welcoming. So, enjoy your day!

Brian