Ben Duckett has hit 95 before England was slowed by Australia’s spinners to post 315 all out at Trent Bridge in the first of five one-day internationals between the fierce cricket rivals.

Ben Duckett is set to open the batting in England’s one-day international series against Australia this week, with plans for him to take the role long-term.

To reshape England's one-day international (ODI) batting lineup, left-hand batter Ben Duckett is set to reportedly be an opener in the upcoming five-match series against Australia.

Ben Duckett hit 95 runs before England was slowed by Australia's spinners, posting 315 all out in the first ODI at Trent Bridge. England collapsed dramatically after Duckett's dismissal, losing their final seven wickets for just 83 runs.

Marnus Labuschagne proved an unlikely hero with the ball as depleted world champions Australia fought back to dismiss England for 315 in the first one-day international at Trent Bridge on Thursday. But the left-hander fell for 95 when caught and bowled by part-time leg-spinner Labuschagne,

England’s white-ball revamp has been an anti-climax so far but Ben Duckett is optimistic exciting times are on the horizon with Brendon McCullum pulling the strings. Duckett is one of the biggest disciples of ‘Bazball’ and for good reason,

Ben Duckett is set to open the batting for England in the ODI series against Australia, marking a significant shift in his career.

Australia's Travis Head whacked 154 not out as England were beaten by seven wickets in the first ODI on Thursday, but Ben Duckett is certain Brendon McCullum will turn things around

England take on Australia in the first ODI of the five-match series at Trent Bridge on Thursday, with Harry Brook set to lead the side in the absence of Jos Buttler. Buttler was ruled out of the entire series with injury,