England (279/6) beat Canada (228/7) by 51 runs.
Efficent is probably the best way to describe this performance by England. Some decent batting from Collingwood, Joyce, Vaughan and those cameos from Bopara and Nixon was not really backed up with the bowling, which was steady without being very threatening.
They may be a little worried about the apparent inability to pick up any wickets in the middle portion of the innings when the ball has lost some shine and hardness, but before the batsmen really chase hard. Still, job done, and on to Kenya.

Over 50: Collingwood tries a bouncer at the helmetless Codrington, who swipes and misses. He tries again, but that time Codrington helps it round the corner for four off the back of his bat. Next ball is helped round the corner for a single, then Chumney hits down the ground for a single, and England have won by 51 runs.
Canada 228/7(RR: 4.53): Chumney 27 (51), Codrington 7 (8)

Over 49: Codrington mistimes a hook that falls just wide of mid-wicket and they take a single. Chumney then late cuts for a single to third man, and Codrington gets a leg bye to square leg.
Canada 222/7(RR: 4.53): Chumney 26 (50), Codrington 2 (3)
Canada need 58 runs to win from 1 overs at 58.00 runs per over.

Over 48: Both Chumney and Codrington get a single each from the last three balls of the over.
Canada 219/7(RR: 4.56): Chumney 25 (46), Codrington 1 (1)
Canada need 61 runs to win from 2 overs at 30.50 runs per over.

George Codrington is the new batsman.

S Dhaniram run out (Bopara) 30 (33)
Chumney gets a single, then Dhaniram beats a good dive by Panesar to get a boundary. Dhaniram then takes a quick single to short fine leg, who throws to the bowlers end and Collingwood whips the bails off with Dhaniram just short of his ground.

Paul Collingwood is into the attack in place of Jimmy Anderson.

Over 47: Chumney gets a scrappy single, then Dhaniram skews a drive to third man for another. Chumney gets one down to long-off, then Collingwood saves a boundary with a good dive from Dhaniram, then Chumney gets a fifth single of the over.
Canada 212/6(RR: 4.51): Chumney 23 (43), Dhaniram 26 (31)
Canada need 68 runs to win from 3 overs at 22.67 runs per over.

Over 46: Chumney takes a quick single off Anderson, then Dhaniram guides to third man for another. Chumney ducks under an Anderson bouncer, then digs out a toe-crushing yorker for a single. Dhaniram then drives wonderfully straight down the ground for four off Anderson's last ball.
Canada 207/6(RR: 4.50): Chumney 20 (39), Dhaniram 24 (29)
Canada need 73 runs to win from 4 overs at 18.25 runs per over.

Over 45: Chumney goes for a heave but gets an inside edge that grubs quickly along the ground to Nixon, who takes well. Plunkett then takes a tumble in bowling a short one at Chumney, who then takes a single down the ground.
Canada 200/6(RR: 4.44): Chumney 18 (35), Dhaniram 19 (27)
Canada need 80 runs to win from 5 overs at 16.00 runs per over.

Liam Plunkett is into the attack in place of Ravi Bopara.

Over 44: Anderson bowls a leg-side wide, then Chumney mistimes a club down the ground for one. Three more singles from the over.
Canada 199/6(RR: 4.48): Chumney 17 (33), Dhaniram 19 (22)
Canada need 81 runs to win from 6 overs at 13.83 runs per over.

Over 43: Bopara is again right on target with the first couple, then Chumney slashes and misses outside the off-stump. Bopara then floats up a slower one that Chumney waits for and smacks straight over the bowler's head for six. Chumney takes a couple through mid-wicket, then another single to mid-on.
Canada 193/6(RR: 4.49): Chumney 15 (30), Dhaniram 16 (19)
Canada need 87 runs to win from 7 overs at 12.43 runs per over.

Over 42: Dhaniram takes a single into the offside, then Chumney plays a cracking shot off the back foot for two down the ground. Anderson is bang on for the next couple, then Chumney gets a single to mid-off last ball.
Canada 184/6(RR: 4.38): Chumney 6 (24), Dhaniram 16 (19)
Canada need 96 runs to win from 8 overs at 12.00 runs per over.

Jimmy Anderson is into the attack in place of Monty Panesar.

Over 41: Chumney swipes at a couple, then rocks back and hits into the on-side for a single. Dhaniram takes another off the last ball.
Canada 180/6(RR: 4.39): Chumney 3 (19), Dhaniram 15 (18)
Canada need 100 runs to win from 9 overs at 11.11 runs per over.

Over 40: Panesar beats the bat first up, then again with an absolute ripper next ball. Chumney takes a single off the last ball, and that was a cracking last over from Monty.
Canada 178/6(RR: 4.45): Chumney 2 (14), Dhaniram 14 (17)
Canada need 102 runs to win from 10 overs at 10.02 runs per over.

Over 39: Dhaniram prods at a couple then flashes one through the covers, but it's cut out in the deep and they take two. Bopara bowls a no-ball, and there are no more runs from the over.
Canada 177/6(RR: 4.54): Chumney 1 (8), Dhaniram 14 (17)
Canada need 103 runs to win from 11 overs at 9.36 runs per over.

Over 38: Dhaniram prods at a couple then gets a single to mid-wicket. Chumney survives an lbw shout then defends the rest of the over.
Canada 174/6(RR: 4.58): Chumney 1 (8), Dhaniram 12 (11)
Canada need 106 runs to win from 12 overs at 8.83 runs per over.

Over 37: Dhaniram under-edges a cut through Nixon's legs for a couple, then edges down to third man for one. Chumney then turns a single round the corner, then Dhaniram slashes one in the air to third man, but it bounces in front and they take a single.
Canada 173/6(RR: 4.68): Chumney 1 (5), Dhaniram 11 (8)
Canada need 107 runs to win from 13 overs at 8.23 runs per over.

Over 36: Dhaniram flashes a cover drive to the boundary first ball, then whips one over mid-on for another couple. He gets a single to mid-on off the last ball of the over.
Canada 168/6(RR: 4.67): Chumney 0 (2), Dhaniram 7 (5)
Canada need 112 runs to win from 14 overs at 8.00 runs per over.

Sunil Dhaniram is the new batsman.

WICKET!
A Samad lbw b Panesar 36 (67)
Panesar strikes first ball back, getting one to straighten just enough for the umpire to raise his finger.

Monty Panesar is into the attack in place of Paul Collingwood.

Over 35: Chumney swings and misses at the last couple of balls of the over, and that was a good over for England.
Canada 161/5 (RR: 4.60): Samad 36 (66), Chumney 0 (2)
Canada need 119 runs to win from 15 overs at 7.93 runs per over.

Desmond Chumney is the new batsman.

WICKET!
A Mulla st Nixon b Bopara 58 (60)
Bopara beats the edge first up, then Samad guides a single to third man. Mulla then tries a massive heave outside off stump but misses, and Nixon whips off the bails with the batsman marginally out of his ground.

Ravi Bopara is into the attack in place of Liam Plunkett.

Over 34: Samad takes a single to square leg off the first ball of Collingwood's seventh over, then Mulla clips one to deep mid-wicket. Samad takes another from just wide of point, then Mulla creams one high, high over mid-wicket for six.
Canada 160/4 (RR: 4.70): Samad 34 (63), Mulla 58 (59)
Canada need 120 runs to win from 16 overs at 7.50 runs per over.

Over 33: Plunkett beats the edge first ball back, then Samad gets a quick single to point. Mulla then slashes one to the point boundary to bring up his fifty. Mulla takes another single, then Samad flicks another couple to fine leg. Samad gets another single to fine leg from the last ball.
Canada 151/4 (RR: 4.58): Samad 33 (61), Mulla 51 (56)
Canada need 129 runs to win from 17 overs at 7.59 runs per over.

Liam Plunkett is into the attack in place of Monty Panesar.

Over 32: Collingwood's first three are tight, then Mulla cuts for a single to the deep. Samad then takes an easy single to square leg, then Samad cuts down to third man for a couple.
Canada 142/4 (RR: 4.44): Samad 29 (58), Mulla 46 (52)
Canada need 138 runs to win from 18 overs at 7.67 runs per over.

Over 31: Samad sweeps very fine for a four, then takes a single down to long-off. Mulla then pushes a single into the covers.
Canada 138/4 (RR: 4.45): Samad 28 (56), Mulla 43 (50)
Canada need 142 runs to win from 19 overs at 7.47 runs per over.

Over 30: Mulla takes a single down to third man. Samad watches a couple then takes a similar single.
Canada 132/4 (RR: 4.40): Samad 23 (53), Mulla 42 (47)
Canada need 148 runs to win from 20 overs at 7.40 runs per over.

Over 29: Panesar has a great lbw shout turned down first up, then Samad works a single. Mulla then throws everything at one outside off and it just eludes the fielders and goes for four. Mulla then clips one over straight mid-wicket for another two, then another single into the on-side.
Canada 130/4 (RR: 4.48): Samad 22 (50), Mulla 41 (43)
Canada need 150 runs to win from 21 overs at 7.14 runs per over.

Monty Panesar is into the attack in place of Jamie Dalrymple.

Over 28: Samad gets a single first up from Collingwood, then Mulla watches a few before playing an uppisdh drive through the covers for one. Samad takes another single to third man.
Canada 122/4 (RR: 4.36): Samad 21 (48), Mulla 30 (39)
Canada need 158 runs to win from 22 overs at 7.18 runs per over.

Over 27: Dalrymple gets another one to rip, and Mulla turns it round the corner for a couple, then gets a single to long-on. Dalrymple then somehow bowls a no-ball, then chucks a short wide one that Samad cuts to the third man ropes for four.
Canada 119/4 (RR: 4.37): Samad 19 (46), Mulla 29 (34)
Canada need 161 runs to win from 23 overs at 7.00 runs per over.

Over 26: Mulla gets a genuine edge for four, then a more controlled one for a single.
Canada 110/4 (RR: 4.23): Samad 18 (43), Mulla 26 (30)
Canada need 170 runs to win from 24 overs at 7.08 runs per over.

Over 25: Dalrymple drops one short that really rips, and goes past Nixon for wides down the leg-side, and they run two. Samad takes a single, then Mulla comes down the track and hammers it for a straight four. Mulla then tucks a single to square leg, and that's a good over for Canada.
Canada 105/4 (RR: 4.20): Samad 18 (40), Mulla 21 (27)
Canada need 175 runs to win from 25 overs at 7.00 runs per over.

Over 24: Mulla gets a single first ball to square leg, then Samad whips one off his pads for another to deep mid-wicket.
Canada 96/4 (RR: 4.00): Samad 17 (41), Mulla 16 (20)
Canada need 184 runs to win from 26 overs at 7.08 runs per over.

Over 23: Mulla drives into the covers and a fine stop from Bell restricts them to one, then Samad turns round the corner for a couple down to fine-leg. Dalrymple then nearly gets through Samad's defences from the final ball of the over.
Canada 94/4 (RR: 4.09): Samad 16 (37), Mulla 15 (18)
Canada need 186 runs to win from 27 overs at 6.89 runs per over.

Jamie Dalrymple is into the attack in place of Ravi Bopara.

Over 22: Mulla and Samad take a single each off their legs from Collingwood's first two, then Mulla wafts at one outside off. He then takes a quick single to mid-on, then there are no more runs from the over.
Canada 91/4 (RR: 4.14): Samad 14 (32), Mulla 14 (17)
Canada need 189 runs to win from 28 overs at 6.75 runs per over.

Paul Collingwood is into the attack in place of Monty Panesar.

Over 21: Mulla takes a single to point, Bopara bowls a slight leg-side wide, which the batsmen take a single from. Mulla then smacks a slightly shorter one through the offside for a four, then takes another single from a no-ball. Samad then whips a beautiful shot off his pads which sails over the square leg boundary for six.
Canada 88/4 (RR: 4.19): Samad 13 (29), Mulla 12 (14)
Canada need 192 runs to win from 29 overs at 6.62 runs per over.

Over 20: Big mix-up nearly leads to a run-out, but Vaughan's throw off the ground is pretty wild and Panesar can't knock off the bails. Two singles from the over.
Canada 73/4 (RR: 3.65): Samad 7 (27), Mulla 6 (9)
Canada need 207 runs to win from 30 overs at 6.90 runs per over.

Over 19: Bopara beats the bat of Mulla first ball, and is on target for the next couple. Ball four is a little shorter and wider, and Mulla, well, mullers it through the covers for four.
Canada 71/4 (RR: 3.74): Samad 6 (22), Mulla 5 (8)
Canada need 209 runs to win from 31 overs at 6.74 runs per over.

Over 18: Samad gets a single first up, then Mulla gets off the mark with a tuck into square leg. Panesar is bang on target with the remainder of the over.
Canada 67/4 (RR: 3.72): Samad 6 (22), Mulla 1 (2)
Canada need 213 runs to win from 32 overs at 6.66 runs per over.

Ashif Mulla is the new batsman.

Over 17:
Canada 65/4 (RR: 3.82): Samad 5 (17), Mulla 0 (0)
Canada need 215 runs to win from 33 overs at 6.52 runs per over.

WICKET!
I Billcliff b Bopara 20 (40)
Bopara rather hopefully claims for leg before, then Samad tucks one into the off-side for a single. Bopara then gets one to slightly nip away from Billcliff and it takes out his off-stump.

Over 16: Billcliff drives at the first four but gets nothing for them, blocks one then Panesar turns another past the outside edge.
Canada 64/3 (RR: 4.00): Billcliff 20* (37), Samad 4 (14)
Canada need 216 runs to win from 34 overs at 6.35 runs per over.

England take the third and final powerplay.

Over 15: Bopara starts off with a harshish wide, then is back on target next up. He then finds the edge but it drops just short of a newly installedJoyce at slip. Samad then lofts over mid-wicket, but they only manage two.
Canada 64/3 (RR: 4.27): Billcliff 20* (31), Samad 4 (14)
Canada need 216 runs to win from 35 overs at 6.17 runs per over.

Ravi Bopara is into the attack in place of Jimmy Anderson.

Over 14: Panesar bowls a couple of beauties to turn past Billcliff's outside edge. He then has a half shout for lbw, then Billcliff dances down the track and launches over the bowler's head for six over long on.
Canada 61/3 (RR: 4.36): Billcliff 20* (31), Samad 2 (8)
Canada need 219 runs to win from 36 overs at 6.08 runs per over.

Over 13: Samad then tucks one off his hips for a couple to get off the mark. Samad then either gets behind or leaves the rest of the over.
Canada 55/3 (RR: 4.23): Billcliff 14* (26), Samad 2 (8)
Canada need 225 runs to win from 37 overs at 6.08 runs per over.

Over 12: Monty gets a massive rip first up, and his eyes light up. Billcliff is thus wary of the next couple, then guides one past Pietersen at gully for two.
Canada 53/3 (RR: 4.42): Billcliff 14* (26), Samad 0 (3)
Canada need 227 runs to win from 38 overs at 5.97 runs per over.

Monty Panesar is into the attack in place of Liam Plunkett.

Over 11: Samad gets behind the remaining three balls of the over solidly enough, and that's a wicket maiden for Anderson.
Canada 51/3 (RR: 4.64): Billcliff 12* (20), Samad 0 (3)
Canada need 229 runs to win from 39 overs at 5.87 runs per over.

Abdool Samad is the new batsman.

WICKET!
J Davison c Bell b Anderson 21 (25)
Davison drives straight to Vaughan, who has put himself at a short cover position. Davison tries a charge down the pitch and lofts straight down the throat of Bell at deep cover.

England will take the second powerplay.

Over 10: Billcliff clubs over the covers for another boundary, then clips to deep square leg for a couple. Plunkett then throws a big wide outside off-stump, but beats with the last two of the over.
Canada 51/2 (RR: 5.10): Davison 21* (22), Billcliff 12* (20)
Canada need 229 runs to win from 40 overs at 5.73 runs per over.

Over 9: Anderson continues, and Billcliff flashes and misses at a shortish one outside off-stump. He then gets a single to mid-off, then Davison tries to charge down the wicket and misses. He tries again, but this time Anderson bowls a wide, then Davison advances again and smacks over Anderson's head for four.
Canada 44/2 (RR: 4.89): Davison 21* (23), Billcliff 6* (14)
Canada need 236 runs to win from 41 overs at 5.76 runs per over.

Over 8: Davison carves down to third man, and they scamper back for a couple, then gets a single to mid-off. Billcliff then wafts at one outside off-stump, then gets a single to the covers.
Canada 38/2 (RR: 4.75): Davison 17* (20), Billcliff 5* (10)
Canada need 242 runs to win from 42 overs at 5.76 runs per over.

Over 7: Billcliff leaves his first and gets behind his second from Anderson, then gets a nice wide long hop the cut to the ropes, which he duly does. Anderson goes back to pitching up, and beats the bat twice.
Canada 34/2 (RR: 4.85): Davison 14* (18), Billcliff 4* (6)
Canada need 246 runs to win from 43 overs at 5.72 runs per over.

Over 6: Plunkett bowls a wide first up to Billcliff, and they run a single as well. Davison then smashes another great cover drive tothe boundary, but somehow survives a leg before shout next ball. Missing off, missing leg, knocking back middle about halfway up, as Geoff Boycott might say. Davison then tries another cover drive, but doesn't quite time it and has to settle for two that time.
Canada 30/2 (RR: 5.00): Davison 14* (18), Billcliff 0* (0)
Canada need 250 runs to win from 44 overs at 5.68 runs per over.

Ian Billcliff is the new batsman.

WICKET!
A Bagai c Pietersen b Plunkett 6 (10)
Bagai rocks back to the first ball of the over and tries an uppercut to the third man boundary. Unfortuantely for him he seemed to forget that there was a third man there, who takes an easy catch.

Over 5: Bagai plays a great back foot push through the covers for a boundary off Anderson. Anderson pitches the next few up to Bagai, who is solidly behind them all. Bagai then carves one down to third man for a single.
Canada 22/1 (RR: 4.40): Davison 8* (12), Bagai 6* (10)
Canada need 258 runs to win from 45 overs at 5.73 runs per over.

Over 4: Bagai fishes at one outside off-stump and is lucky not to find the edge. Bagai then gets a single, and Davison survives a big shout for a caught behind. He then plays a wonderful cover drive for four. Oddly, Canada look uncertain and fluent in equal measures.
Canada 17/1 (RR: 4.25): Davison 8* (11), Bagai 1* (6)
Canada need 263 runs to win from 46 overs at 5.72 runs per over.

Over 3: Davison skips hopefully down the pitch to Anderson but only finds Pietersen in the covers. Anderson then gets some hefty outswing and beats the outside edge again. Davison is then tucked up by Anderson, then pushes beautifully off the back foot to the cover boundary for four.
Canada 12/1 (RR: 4.00): Davison 4* (8), Bagai 0* (3)
Canada need 268 runs to win from 47 overs at 5.70 runs per over.

Over 2: Plunkett gets some swing with Bagai's first couple, causing the keeper-batsman a few problems outside off-stump.
Canada 8/1 (RR: 4.00): Davison 0* (2), Bagai 0* (3)
Canada need 272 runs to win from 48 overs at 5.67 runs per over.

Ashish Bagai is the new batsman.

WICKET!
G Barnett b Plunkett 7 (7)
Plunkett starts off with a wide half-volley that Barnett creams to the ropes for four. Next up he bowls a leg-stump yorker that was sliding just down leg-side. Then Barnett shoulders arms to one that ducks back in and clips the top of off-stump. Eventful start.

Liam Plunkett will take the new ball from the other end.

Over 1: Anderson gets some away swing first up, then Davison gets a leg-bye. Barnett then welts an uncontrolled pull that just clears Pietersen at straight mid-wicket. Anderson then appeals loudly for lbw but it pitched outside the left-hander's off-stump. Barnett gets a single to mid-wicket.
Canada 4/0 (RR: 4.00): Davison 0* (2), Barnett 3* (4)
Canada need 276 runs to win from 49 overs at 5.63 runs per over.

Jimmy Anderson will open the bowling for England.

John Davison and Geoff Barnett will open the innings for Canada.

The players are on their way out onto the field for Canada's reply.

England: 279/6(50 overs)
Canada need 280 to win at 5.60 runs per over

In the end, a pretty good knock from England on an unhelpful pitch. Joyce and Bell were ticking along very nicely until a customary middle-order collapse, but a cracking 62 from Collingwood and excellent cameos from Bopara and Nixon have set a very testing target for the Canadians.

Over 50: Collingwood getsanother full toss from Cummins, and thrashes it towards the boundary, and it gets there after another misfield. They then take a very rapid two to long-on, then another rapid pair to deep mid-wicket. Collingwood then plays into the leg-side, but they have to settle for a single that time. Nixon then clips one over short fine-leg for another four, then clubs over straight mid-wicket for six.
England 279/5 (RR: 5.58): Collingwood 62 (48), Nixon 23 (8)

Over 49: Collingwood works a single to square leg, then Nixon shows how to play the reverse sweep, fairly belting it to third man for four. He then dances down the pitch and clubs it down the ground for another boundary. He survives a hopeful lbw shout, then misses a big heave aiming for the leg-side ropes. Nixon closes the over with another wonderful reverse sweep for four.
England 260/5 (RR: 5.31): Collingwood 53 (44), Nixon 13 (6)

Over 48: Nixon is off the mark straight away with a leg glance single, then Collingwood pushes a single into the covers off the last ball of the over.
England 247/5 (RR: 5.15): Collingwood 52 (43), Nixon 1 (1)

Paul Nixon is the new batsman.

WICKET!
J Dalrymple c Bagai b Cummins 2 (4)

Collinwood takes a single after some sharp work in the covers from Bhatti denies a boundary. Dalrymple then takes a couple down to long-on, then tries a premeditated paddle, but changes his mind when the ball is too far to the off-side and attempts to guide it down to third man. However, he only succeeds in nicking through to Bagai behind the stumps.

Over 47: Dalrymple blocks the one remaining ball of the over.
England 242/4 (RR: 5.15): Collingwood 50 (41), Dalrymple 0 (1)

Jamie Dalrymple is the new batsman.

WICKET!
R Bopara b Codrington 29 (30)
Collingwood works one to long-on, and the speed of the batsmen is such that they take two. Collingwood repeats the shot but the fielding is slightly sharper this time and they settle for one. Bopara then reverse sweeps for one, then Collingwood nicks a single to mid-wicket with more rapid running. Bopara then tries another reverse sweep, but gets it badly wrong and it takes out his off-stump.

Over 46: Collingwood - clearly tired of this singles lark - hoiks one over mid-wicket for four, then helps a waist-high no-ball over the fine-leg ropes for six. That was Samad's last warning for waist high balls, and he's been ordered out of the attack by the umpires. Bhatti will finish the over, but Collingwood sweeps his first ball for four. Collingwood then drives a very wide one into the covers, but they take three after a misfield. Bopara takes a heave at one and misses, but then perfectly places a clip off his toes between fielders at straight mid-wicket.
England 237/4 (RR: 5.15): Collingwood 46 (38), Bopara 28 (28)

Over 45: Collingwood works one round the corner for a single, then Bopara gets a leg-bye. Collingwood miscues a drive but still gets a couple for it, then another single to fine leg. Bopara then dances down the pitch and hammers over straight mid-wicket for four.
England 215/4 (RR: 4.87): Collingwood 29 (33), Bopara 24 (26)

Over 44: Bopara drives nicely through the covers but some sharp fielding restricts them to one, then Collingwood drives to deep point for another single. Bopara misses out on another full toss by hitting straight to mid-wicket, then whips another single. Collingwood closes the over with a clipped single off his toes.
England 206/4 (RR: 4.68): Collingwood 25 (30), Bopara 20 (23)

Over 43: Bopara takes a single first up, Collingwood takes another then Bopara forces another single to mid-on. Collingwood works one into the on-side and some very rapid running gets them two.
England 202/4 (RR: 4.70): Collingwood 23 (27), Bopara 18 (20)

Over 42: Bopara takes a single through the covers, which Collingwood reciprocates. Samad then bowls a waist-high no-ball, another single then a quick pair.
England 197/4 (RR: 4.68): Collingwood 20 (23), Bopara 16 (18)

Samad is into the attack in place of Dhaniram

Over 41: Codrington serves up a juicy wide half-volley, which Collingwood duly dispatches to the cover ropes. He then pushes a single to mid-on, then Bopara glances beautifully down to a very fine leg for four.
England 191/4 (RR: 4.68): Collingwood 17 (20), Bopara 14 (14)

Over 40: Bopara plays a classy shot off his toes first up, clipping the ball to the boundary through mid-wicket. He then takes a quick single, and Collingwood reverse sweeps for three.
England 181/4 (RR: 4.53): Collingwood 12 (17), Bopara 9 (11)

Over 39: Collingwood takes a single, then Bopara takes a risky single to mid-on. Collingwood dabs a single into the covers, then Bopara whips another quick single to mid-on.
England 173/4 (RR: 4.44): Collingwood 9 (15), Bopara 4 (7)

George Codrington is into the attack in place of John Davison.

Over 38: Collingwood and Bopara trade singles from the first two balls, then Collingwood takes another to long-on from ball five.
England 169/4 (RR: 4.45): Collingwood 7 (13), Bopara 2 (3)

Over 37: Collingwood drives a full toss for a couple thanks to a misfield, then turns another single to deep square leg. Bopara gets off the mark first up with a single to the leg-side, then Collingwood drops into the offside for another.
England 166/4 (RR: 4.49): Collingwood 5 (9), Bopara 1 (1)

Ravi Bopara is the new batsman.

Over 36:
England 162/4 (RR: 4.47): Collingwood 1 (4), Bopara 0 (0)

WICKET!
KP Pietersen c&b Dhaniram 5(4)
Collingwood survives a very hopeful lbw shout first up, blocks the next two then works a single into the leg-side. Pietersen then makes a total mess of the next ball by changing his mind halfway through the shot and just looping it straight back to Dhaniram.

Paul Collingwood is the new batsman.

WICKET!
E Joyce b Dhaniram 66 (103)
Joyce gets himself out by making a big mess of a reverse sweep and dragging onto his stumps. He looked nailed on for a century the way he was playing.

Over 35: Joyce tries a sweep that loops to safety and no run, then blocks the next couple then sweeps fine for a single.
England 160/2 (RR: 4.57): Joyce 66* (102), Pietersen 5 (3)

Over 34: Pietersen plays a risky shot first up by dashing down the pitch and slightly mis-timing a drive just over mid-off for four. He then takes a single down to long-off. Joyce takes a single down to long-on, then Pietersen survives a hopeful leg before shout while sweeping.
England 159/2 (RR: 4.68): Joyce 65* (96), Pietersen 5 (3)

Kevin Pietersen is the new batsman.

IR Bell c Codrington b Dhaniram 28 (44)
Joyce plays a nice sweep to deep backward square for another single, then Bell top edges a sweep straight up into the air and it's an easy catch for Codrington. Shame, because Bell and Joyce were ticking along very nicely.

Over 33: Joyce and Bell take two more singles, then Joyce gets another to long-off. Davison keeps it tight for the rest of the over.
England 152/1 (RR: 4.61): Joyce 63* (94), Bell 28* (43)

Over 32: Bell milks another single to the cover boundary, then Joyce takes one to long-on. Bell pushesanother down to long-off, Joyce takes another then Bell gets a fifth single with a reverse sweep. Joyce skips down the pitch to take a sixth single from the last ball.
England 149/1 (RR: 4.67): Joyce 61* (91), Bell 27* (40)

Over 31: Joyce dabs a single to short third man, then Bell pushes another to long-off. Joyce drops a single into the covers, and Bell works another to square leg.
England 143/1 (RR: 4.61): Joyce 58* (88), Bell 24* (37)

Over 30: Joyce tries a reverse sweep first up but gets nothing, then picks up one with a conventional sweep. Bell then turns a single to mid-wicket, and Joyce gets another down to long-on.
England 139/1 (RR: 4.63): Joyce 56* (84), Bell 22* (35)

Over 29: Bell skips down the pitch from the first of the 30th over and slams it over mid-off for a one bounce four. He then turns a single to square leg, and Joyce dabs another to deep point.
England 136/1 (RR: 4.68): Joyce 54* (80), Bell 21* (33)

Over 28: Joyce sweeps for a single, then Bell drops into the covers for a good quick single. Joyce then flicks over mid-wicket but some good fielding keeps them down to one. Bell takes another to long-off.
England 130/1 (RR: 4.67): Joyce 53* (79), Bell 16* (28)

Over 27: Bell takes two through mid-wicket, and follows it with one to point off the back foot. Joyce then gets another single with a slightly loose shot to point.
England 126/1 (RR: 4.67): Joyce 51* (75), Bell 14* (27)

George Codrington is into the attack in place of John Davison.

Ed Joyce 50: 74 balls, 4x4, 6x1.

Over 26: Bell defends the first three of the over carefully, then works one to mid-wicket. Joyce then brings up his fifty with a quick turn around the corner for a single. Bell then takes another single from the last ball.
England 122/1 (RR: 4.69): Joyce 50* (74), Bell 11* (21)

Over 25: Bell gets a quick single to mid-on, then Joyce gives a half-chance to the keeper with an inside edge. He then gets a single to long-off, before Bell takes another to straight mid-wicket. Joyce then drives slightly aerially through the covers for a couple, and that's five from the over.
England 119/1 (RR: 4.76): Joyce 49* (73), Bell 9* (16)

Over 24: Bell takes a quick single to straight mid-wicket, then Joyce whips a single down to long-on for another one. Bell paddles a lovely sweep off the last ball to a very fine leg, and they run three.
England 114/1 (RR: 4.75): Joyce 46* (70), Bell 7* (13)

Over 23: Joyce pushes a full toss down to long-off for a single, then Bell tucks another singel into the leg-side, and there are no more runs from the over.
England 109/1 (RR: 4.74): Joyce 45* (67), Bell 3* (10)

John Davison is into the attack in place of George Codrington.

Over 22: Joyce takes a single from the first ball from Dhaniram, and Bell dabs carefully at the rest of the over for no more runs.
England 107/1 (RR: 4.86): Joyce 44* (63), Bell 2* (8)

Sunil Dhaniram comes into the attack, in place of Samad.

Over 21: Joyce grabs a quick single to bring Bell on strike, and he gets off the mark with a careful turn to square leg for one. Joyce then skips down the pitch and pushes a single, then Bell again turns round the corner for another. Joyce then milks another single down to long-off.
England 106/1 (RR: 5.05): Joyce 43* (62), Bell 2* (3)

Ian Bell is the new batsman.

Over 20:
England 101/1 (RR: 5.05): Joyce 41* (59), Bell 0* (0)

WICKET!
MP Vaughan c Davison b Samad 45 (64)
Vaughan rocks back and cracks thefirst ball of the final powerplay over to the cover boundary for four. He then gets another two with a beautifully placed gentle dab through the covers. However, in classic Vaughan style he throws his wicket away with a lazy square drive straight to the Canadian captain at point.

Over 19: Codrington's first couple are on target, then Joyce skips down the pitch and belts it over the bowler's head for six. He then slaps a full-toss that is half-blocked in the covers, and they take three. Vaughan then clips through mid-wicket for a single.
England 95/0 (RR: 4.72): Joyce 41* (59), Vaughan 39* (58)

George Codrington is into the attack in place of John Davison.

Over 18: First chance of the game as Joyce drives uppishly into the covers, where Chumney makes a valient diving attempt but just doesn't get there. Next up Joyce tries to paddle one round the corner and gets a leg-bye, then Vaughan guides another to third man. Joyce then tries another sweep, but edges into his back leg and it loops to the vacant slip area and a single is taken.
England 85/0 (RR: 4.72): Joyce 31* (55), Vaughan 38* (56)

Over 17: Davison continues, and Vaughan clips wristily through square-leg for a couple, then drives into the covers, before Davison slides one down the leg-side for a wide. Vaughan then takes two from the last ball after a misfield at mid-wicket.
England 82/0 (RR: 4.82): Joyce 30* (50), Vaughan 37* (55)

Over 16: Joyce tucks a single off his hips, then Samad makes a flying stop off his own bowling from a Vaughan straight drive, but then gets a single to mid-on from the last ball.
England 77/0 (RR: 4.81): Joyce 30* (50), Vaughan 32* (49)

Abdool Samad is into the attack in place of Bhatti.

Canada will take the third and final powerplay.

Over 15: Joyce takes a quick single from Davison, then Vaughan sweeps down to fine-leg for another. Joyce tries a big heave over mid-wicket but doesn't get hold of it and it dribbles to mid-wicket. Joyce takes a single from the last ball of a tidy over.
England 75/0 (RR: 5.00): Joyce 29* (49), Vaughan 32* (44)

Over 14: Vaughan pushes the first ball of Bhatti's latest over to Codrington for a single, then Joyce pushes one through the covers for another single. Vaughan then takes a big stride and cracks one over straight mid-wicket that bounces inches inside the ropes for four. He picks up another four with a classic straight drive past the bowler.
England 72/0 (RR: 5.14): Joyce 27* (44), Vaughan 31* (43)

Over 13: Joyce defends Davison's second over, and it's the first maiden of the day.
England 62/0 (RR: 4.77): Joyce 26* (42), Vaughan 22* (39)

Over 12: Bhatti continues, and Joyce misses out on a wide long-hop first up, cutting straight to point. Next ball he plays through the covers, and Barnett on the boundary saves a four, but they run three. Vaughan is watchful for the rest of the over, missing out on a leg-stump half-volley from the last ball.
England 62/0 (RR: 5.17): Joyce 26* (36), Vaughan 22* (39)

Over 11: Vaughan rocks back to Davison's second ball and caresses it through straight mid-wicket for a boundary, then plays out the rest of the over pretty carefully.
England 59/0 (RR: 5.36): Joyce 23* (34), Vaughan 22* (35)

Canada take the second powerplay straight away.

Captain John Davison comes into the attack, in place of Anderson Cummins.

Over 10: Vaughan defends the first five ofthe next over from Bhatti, before clipping the last ball to deep mid-wicket for a single.
England 55/0 (RR: 5.50): Joyce 23* (34), Vaughan 18* (29)

Over 9: Cummins continues, remarkably, and is on target from his first couple to Vaughan. He then chucks in a decent yorker at Vaughan's toes, then returns to form by serving up a nice wide long-hop, that Vaughan cracks to the point boundary. Vaughan clips the next ball to fine leg for a single, before Cummins bowls another no-ball to Joyce, then another slightly harsh leg-side wide.
England 54/0 (RR: 6.00): Joyce 23* (34), Vaughan 17* (23)

Over 8: Vaughan tucks a single into the on-side from the start of Bhatti's fourth over, then Joyce blocks out and leaves the rest of the over.
England 47/0 (RR: 5.88): Joyce 23* (32), Vaughan 12* (18)

Over 7: Cummins offers another wide from the first ball of the next over, and surely this will be his last for now. Joyce then gently pushes through the offside for what should have been two, but George Codrington makes a terrible hash of the fielding and takes it over the ropes for four. Joyce repeats the shot, but Codrington does rather better this time and they take two.
England 46/0 (RR: 6.57): Joyce 23* (27), Vaughan 11* (17)

Over 6: Vaughan edges one that exposes the lack of pace in the pitch/bowling by dropping a few feet in front of the slips. Vaughan then steps down the pitch and flicks through the on-side for his first four of the day. From the last ball, Bhatti pitches one right up that Vaughan cracks straight past the bowler for another four.
England 39/0 (RR: 6.50): Joyce 17* (21), Vaughan 11* (17)

Over 5: Cummins starts with another legside wide, this one perhaps a little harsh as it only just went over the line of leg-stump. Next ball is a good nip-backer that Joyce just inside edges onto his pads. Joyce watches another couple, before Cummins serves up another wide on the off-side. Joyce then chases another wide one and square drives to the cover boundary for four, despite a dive from Geoff Barnett. He repeats exactly the same shot next ball, but this one was right out of the middle of the bat and raced to the ropes.
England 31/0 (RR: 6.20): Joyce 17* (21), Vaughan 3* (11)

Over 4: Vaughan takes a good quick single from the first ball of Bhatti's second over, Joyce then watches the next couple before being beaten outside the off-stump. He then pushes the final ball of the over through the covers for three.
England 21/0 (RR: 5.25): Joyce 9* (15), Vaughan 3* (11)

Over 3: Cummins is in again, and Joyce neatly clips the first of the over through straight mid-wicket for four. Joyce watches the next couple carefully, then what would have been a close leg before shout is halted by a no-ball call. Joyce flashes and misses at another no-ball, and Cummins is clearly having run-up problems, having aborted his approach twice before in the over. Cummins then bowls a widish one that Joyce leaves alone, but it nutmegs keeper Asish Bagai and goes for four byes.
England 17/0 (RR: 5.67): Joyce 6* (10), Vaughan 2* (10)

Over 2: Joyce guides the first to third man for a single, then Vaughan is beaten twice outside the off-stump. Vaughan then uses his feet to the next couple, getting two down to fine leg at the second attempt.
England 7/0 (RR: 3.50): Joyce 2* (2), Vaughan 2* (10)

Umar Bhatti will open from the other end for Canada.

Over 1: Cummins starts with a big leg side wide,then Joyce tucks the first legitimate ball to square leg for a single. Vaughan is solidly forward to his first couple, leaves the next well alone, then the next two are off-side wides. Cummins then beats the outside edge with a jaffa that seamed away from middle stump.
England 4/0 (RR: 4.00): Joyce 1* (1), Vaughan 0* (5)

Anderson Cummins will open the bowling for Canada.

Ed Joyce and Michael Vaughan are on their way out to the middle, and some cricket is actually about to start after all this talk of pedalos.

Two changes to the Canada side - Henry Osinde and Qaiser Ali are out, with Austin Codrington and Desmond Chumney replacing them.

Anyway, England are otherwise unchanged from the New Zealand game, Ed Joyce keeping his place as opener, Liam Plunkett and Jimmy Anderson will take the new ball.

Interestingly, Nasser Hussain has just let slip that Flintoff was warned no less than four times during the Ashes tour over similar incidents. Odd that he has just thought to mention this now, but the latest incident was clearly the final straw for Duncan Fletcher and the England management.

Ravi Bopara comes in for Flintoff, who apparently (according to the News of the World) was caught commandeering a pedalo in the early hours of yesterday morning. Silly boy.

Canada have won the toss and will bowl first, but the big news from St Lucia is that Andrew Flintoff has been dropped from the England side after a 'breach of team discipline'.