The last match of the series moves to the Riverside Ground at Chester-le-Street. Amongst the grounds in England it is fairly low in the priority list for tour fixtures, and that is reflected in it getting the last match of the long summer. Of the eight matches that have seen a result at the ground, all have been one-sided affairs, which suits the way the series has gone so far. The narrowest margins of win have been by 6 wickets and 57 runs respectively. The forecast is for partly cloudy weather.

Ground Reality This will be the second of the two back-to-back matches at Trent Bridge, Nottingham. The last match was a high-scoring one, and even though the home team lost, the spectators were treated to some entertaining cricket. With similar conditions to last time, they can expect another good contest. The weather forecast is also similar to last time – partly cloudy.

The seemingly never-ending One Day caravan of the Natwest series moves to Trent Bridge, Nottingham for the first of two back-to-back matches – the fifth and sixth of the series. The stylish architecture at both ends, adds to the viewing pleasure of the ground. The pitch is expected to play similarly to most pitches in the series – i.e. it will not be a bat-athon, and runs will be earned rather than freely taken. The weather is forecast to be partly cloudy.