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I'm David Belan and get an analysis from Jimmy Anderson and Jeremy Coney and our journalist

panel discuss the Harry Brook Conundrum, the one-day international return of Ben Stokes

and Andrew Flintoff working with the England side.

I'm going to chew over what we've seen here today and over the last week or so in this series

but just to quickly put some detail on today, England chose to bat first.

So they've made some changes including Ben Stokes being rested today and also Chris

Woke.

311 for 9 built spectacularly around that 100 by David Belan.

He made 127, route 29, dropped a couple of times and that Harry Brook made just 10.

Joss Butler made 36, so 311 for 9.

The course of that is you don't just suffer a couple of injuries and actually quite a

potentially serious ones, Tim Southey, who's had a fractured thumb and also dislocated.

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