Ian Bell stole the limelight on his return to England's One-Day International side with a beautifully-crafted half-century which guided his side to victory in the first game against Bangladesh at Trent Bridge

England take on Bangladesh at Trent Bridge in the first One-Day International tomorrow (8th July, 13:30 GMT start) and with hard-hitters on both sides, this encounter is likely to produce some fireworks and some great cricket.

Mohammad Aamer starred with bat and ball as Pakistan sealed a 2-0 series win by beating Australia in the second Twenty20 International at Edgbaston by 11 runs. Aamer hit a swift unbeaten 21 in 11 balls to haul his side up to a score of 162 for nine before taking three for 27 as Australia were bowled out for 151 in reply.

Geoff Marsh and Dermot Reeve will link up as coach and assistant coach of the Sahara Pune Warriors

Umar Akmal scored the quickest Twenty20 International half-century by a Pakistani and Umar Gul showed his skill bowling at the death to drive their team to a 23-run over Australia in the first match against Australia at Edgbaston.

Australian fast bowler Ryan Harris has been ruled out of the Twenty20 and Test series against Pakistan after picking up a knee injury during the fifth and final One-Day International against England at Lord's.

All-rounder James Hopes is to replace Daniel Christian in Australia's Twenty20 International squad ahead

England vice-captain Alastair Cook has been sidelined with a back injury and he will miss the next game in a triangular series involving England Lions, West Indies A and India A.

Fast bowler Mashrafe Mortaza has been reinstated as Bangladesh captain ahead of his country's tour to England, Ireland and Scotland, where they will play three One-Day Internationals against England, two against Ireland and one apiece against Scotland and the Netherlands.

South Africa needed a little more than 90 minutes to complete a seven-wicket win in the third and final Test against the West Indies in Barbados