England v Australia third ODI: How to watch, TV channel, start time, head-to-head stats and team news

England have it all to do in their five-match one-day international series against Australia after subsiding to a 68-run defeat at Headingley on Saturday.

The series moves to the Riverside at Chester-le-Street on Tuesday with England 2-0 down and knowing that another defeat will hand the Aussies a series success with two games to spare.

How to watch England v Australia third ODI and TV channel

The third ODI between England and Australia will be available to watch live on Sky Sports Cricket.

England v Australia third ODI start time, date and venue

England's third ODI against Australia starts at 12:30 BST on Tuesday 24th September at the Riverside in Chester-le-Street, Durham.

England v Australia stats and head-to-head record (H2H)

Defeat at Headingley on Saturday was England's 10th in their last 14 one-day internationals and their seventh in a row to Australia in 50-over matches.

World champions Australia, meanwhile, have won their last 14 ODIs and it is approaching a year since they last lost in the 50-over arena, to South Africa in the league stage of last year's Cricket World Cup.

Mitchell Starc returned to Australia's team in Leeds on Saturday and took three wickets, the third ODI in a row in which he has claimed three scalps.

The left-armer has taken 15 wickets in his last six ODIs against England.

England v Australia head-to-head record (H2H)

England wins	63
Ties or no results	5
Australia wins	90

*H2H stats refer to all ODI meetings

England v Australia third ODI team news

England team news

Jofra Archer didn't play at Headingley, as England seek to manage his workload following a string of injuries, but he could return to their XI on Tuesday.

Fellow seamers Saqib Mahmood and Reece Topley and top-order batter Jordan Cox played in the recent T20 series between the sides, but have yet to feature at Trent Bridge or Headingley.

All could come into contention should England opt to freshen their team up at the Riverside.

Australia team news

All-rounder Cameron Green made way for Glenn Maxwell at Headingley and conditions at the Riverside may dictate who gets the nod on Tuesday.

Matt Short opened alongside Travis Head in Leeds after captain Mitchell Marsh had taken that role in the first ODI.

Youngster Jake Fraser-McGurk or wicketkeeper-batter Josh Inglis played in the T20I leg of the Aussies' limited-overs tour and are other options at the top of the order.