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England vs New Zealand, 3rd ODI Live Streaming: Where To Follow Live Telecast?

England take on New Zealand in the 3rd of the five ODIs at The Oval in London on Wednesday. The hosts levelled the series in Southampton on Monday after New Zealand's win in Cardiff in the series-opener last week. Liam Livingstone continued his push for a place in the World Cup squad, smashing 95 off 78 balls to set up a convincing 79-run win for England. New Zealand, on the other hand, welcomed Trent Boult to the side. The Kiwi pacer celebrated his World Cup selection in style, taking 3/37. Both teams will now look to get their combinations right, with the World Cup set to to kick off in less than a months time.

Moeen Ali Becomes Third England Spinner To Take 100 ODI Wickets

England all-rounder Moeen Ali completed 100 wickets in ODI cricket on Sunday, becoming the only third spinner from the country to do so. Moeen reached this milestone during England's second ODI against New Zealand at Southampton. During the match, the spinner bowled well, taking 2/30 in five overs at a decent economy rate of 6.00. He took the crucial wickets of in-form all-rounder Daryl Mitchell and Mitchell Santner. Moeen also contributed 33 runs off 32 balls with his bat, smacking three boundaries and a six.

"Wasn't A Rescue Mission": England's Liam Livingstone After Match-Winning Knock Against New Zealand

Following his side's 79-run win over New Zealand in the second ODI, England all-rounder Liam Livingstone said that his innings was not really a rescue mission since the team has batting depth, adding that he takes pride in his adaptability as a player. A gutsy half-century by Liam Livingstone and deadly spells by pacers Reece Topley and David Willey outclassed Trent Boult's powerplay brilliance as England beat New Zealand by 79 runs in the second ODI at Southampton on Sunday night.

Liam Livingstone Turns Tide As England Beat New Zealand In 2nd ODI

Liam Livingstone's unbeaten 95 powered England to a 79-run win over New Zealand in the second one-day international in Southampton on Sunday. England, who begin the defence of their World Cup title against New Zealand in Ahmedabad on October 5, collapsed to 8-3 in a match reduced by rain to 34 overs per side. They were still struggling at 55-5 in the 13th over when Livingstone came into bat. But he took England to 226-7 and New Zealand were then dismissed for 147 as the hosts levelled the four-match series at 1-1 Reece Topley, whose 3-27 ended a wait of over a year for an ODI wicket, and fellow left-arm quick David Willey (3-34) did the damage with the ball.

England vs New Zealand 2nd ODI Live Score Updates

ENG vs NZ, 2nd ODI Live: After being stunned in the series-opener, England look to bounce back as they take on New Zealand in the second ODI at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton. Centuries from Devon Conway and Daryl Mitchell powered New Zealand to a convincing 8-wicket in Cardiff on Friday. Jos Buttler, Dawid Malan scored half-centuries, while Ben Stokes scored a fifty on his return to the ODI team as England posted 291/6. However, Conway scored a brilliant 111 while Mithcell hit a quickfire 118 to see the visitors through in 45.4 overs. (Live Scorecard)

Andrew Flintoff Makes First Appearance Since Brutal Crash. See Viral Pics

Former England cricketer Andrew Flintoff made his first appearance in nine months at the Sophia Gardens on Friday as he joined up with the England squad for their one-day international series against New Zealand. The 45-year-old was hospitalised last December after he suffered facial injuries in an accident while shooting for Top Gear at Dunsfold Aerodrome in Surrey last year, according to Sky Sports. England played their first ODI match of the one-day international series gainst New Zealand. However, they lost the game by eight wickets.

Cricket World Cup Ticket Fiasco? "Can't Take Fans For A Ride With False Assurance," India Pace Great Fumes

Amid the dearth of ICC Cricket World Cup tickets in the market, former India pacer Venkatesh Prasad has voiced his displeasure over the handling of the matter. Prasad's reaction comes after fans, who according to him are the biggest stakeholders of the game, slammed the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), International Cricket Council (ICC) and BookMyShow, the official ticketing partner, over the distribution of tickets. Fans were left empty handed, despite waiting in the queue for hours on the official site, as the tickets were sold at a rate of knots.

Ben Stokes Likely To Undergo Knee Surgery Post Cricket World Cup 2023, Could Miss India Tests

England's Test captain Ben Stokes in all likelihood will undergo knee surgery after the conclusion of ODI World Cup rendering him a doubtful starter for the important five-match away series against India next year. Once a premier all-rounder Stokes has found it hard to bowl this summer due to chronic tendonitis in his knee. He has mostly played as a specialist batter in the last three Ashes and will continue to do so in the ODI series against New Zealand followed by the World Cup in India next month. Stokes said he plans to sort out his long pending surgery post the World Cup but refused to divulge the details. "I know what's going to happen, I just don't think now is right time to say what I'm doing," Stokes told reporters on Thursday ahead of the first ODI against New Zealand.

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England vs New Zealand, 3rd ODI Live Streaming: Where To Follow Live Telecast?

Moeen Ali Becomes Third England Spinner To Take 100 ODI Wickets

"Wasn't A Rescue Mission": England's Liam Livingstone After Match-Winning Knock Against New Zealand

Liam Livingstone Turns Tide As England Beat New Zealand In 2nd ODI

England vs New Zealand 2nd ODI Live Score Updates

Andrew Flintoff Makes First Appearance Since Brutal Crash. See Viral Pics

Cricket World Cup Ticket Fiasco? "Can't Take Fans For A Ride With False Assurance," India Pace Great Fumes

Ben Stokes Likely To Undergo Knee Surgery Post Cricket World Cup 2023, Could Miss India Tests