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 justified his elevation to opener with 95 off 91 balls before England succumbed to a trial by spin in their first ODI against Australia at Trent Bridge. Tasked with bringing the same energy to the top of the 50-over order that he has in Tests,

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

Ben Duckett 92 (86) Australia. Adam Zampa 1/41 (7) England vs Australia Live Score: England. Harry Brook 21 (18) Ben

England opener Ben Duckett made his presence felt with a brilliant 95-run knock in the 1st ODI versus Australia at Trent Bridge, Nottingham. Duckett added 48 runs alongside Phil Salt for the opening wicket before stitching a 102-run stand alongside Will Jacks (62).

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.

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.

Ben Duckett, who has a successful stint as a Test opener, is set to debut as an ODI opener for England in the upcoming series against Australia. The move is part of England's strategy to align their 50-over and Test teams,

Adam Zampa will be playing his 100th ODI for Australia, while the last five-match ODI series between the two sides was back in 2019, this feels like the start of a build up to the Champions Trophy, which England were lucky to qualify for after their dismal 2023 World Cup in India.

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

Jofra Archer will play his first ODI for 18 months as England are still carefully managing his return after an injury-plagued last few years, and are easing him towards a Test return with half an eye on next winter’s trip to Australia.