Bangladesh Bowl in Rain Delays Third ODI

Birmingham: Bangladesh have won the toss and will bowl first. They are unchanged, which makes sense after Bristol triumph.

England haven't set a total in a while and Strauss has a big job to do at the top of the order. They have made two changes with Ravi Bopara replacing the injured Ian Bell and Tim Bresnan coming in for James Anderson. Big move that, Anderson would have loved a go today but his form has been indifferent this season. Strauss insisted it was just a 'rotation' but I'm not so sure.

Great toss for Bangladesh there - sun should be out later, there's no chance of being rolled over first up on a green top, should make for a good game.

Earlier, Rain delayed the scheduled toss in the third and final one-day international between England and Bangladesh at Edgbaston on Monday.

The three-match series is level at 1-1 after Bangladesh ended a 24-match losing streak with a five run-win, their first against England in any format, in the second one-dayer at Bristol on Saturday.

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