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England v Ireland: third women’s cricket one-day international – live

The Guardian Sport Sunday 06 September 2026, 08:46 UTC By Tanya Aldred (now) and James Wallace (later) 1 min read
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Over-by-over updates from the ODI at New RoadSign up for The Spin newsletter | Mail TanyaThe Met Office are optimistic: A rather cloudy start with outbreaks of rain moving northeastwards. Turning dry and brighter towards lunchtime, with plenty of sunshine developing for the afternoon.

The Met Office are optimistic: A rather cloudy start with outbreaks of rain moving northeastwards. Turning dry and brighter towards lunchtime, with plenty of sunshine developing for the afternoon. Breezy but feeling very warm in the sunshine. Maximum temperature 26 °C

Good morning! Here ends England’s international summer. It’s been a mixed bag, winning T20 series against India and New Zealand, a drawn ODI series against NZ, before reaching but not crossing the line in the two big ones – losing the World Cup final to Australia and the first women’s Test at Lord’s to India. They’ve wrapped up this ODI series against Ireland already, with props to Maia Bouchier and Issy Wong, Today they hope to make it a whitewash – assuming the weather at New Road is better than the teeming rain outside my window. Play should start at 10.30am, do join us!

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