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The team line-ups have been announced by the captains.
The United States of America team line-up:
R. Alexander
M. Johnson (wicketkeeper)
L. Romero
S. Massiah
R. Staple (captain)
C. Lambert
I. Awan
N. Javed
Z. Amin
C. Ried
H. Johnson
England team line-up:
M. Trescothick
A. Strauss
M. Vaughan (captain)
K. Pietersen
A. Flintoff
P. Collingwood
G. Jones (wicketkeeper)
A. Giles
M. Hoggard
S. Harmison
S. Jones
The match started with Bob Willis and David Lloyd commentating.
Bob Willis: "England will bat first after Michael Vaughan called heads and won the coin toss. Howard Johnson will bowl the first over of the innings."
David Lloyd: "I think it was a good decision by Michael Vaughan to bat first with the conditions as they are."
Bob Willis: "Marcus Trscothick is hit hard on the shoulder with the ball. He has dropped his bat. That must have hurt him badly."
David Llyod: "England can do without any injuries today."
Bob Willis: "With the second ball of the match Marcus Trescothick was very late. He played a poor straight drive."
David Llyod: "He is still feeling the effects of that bouncer."
Bob Willis: "What a superb straight drive by Marcus Tresocthick! They are running, but it is always going to be a boundary."
David Llyod: "That was perfect timing."
Bob Willis: "He tried to play the straight drive again but the ball just rolled along the ground into Howard Johnson's hands."
David Lloyd: "Marcus Trescothick is having a shaky start to the match."
Bob Willis: "Marcus Trescothick played all around that one! It has knocked the bails off his middle stump! The United States of America have the breakthrough in the first over!"
David Lloyd: "That's a well deserved wicket from a tidy over."
Bob Willis: "The England captain, Michael Vaughan, arrives at the crease to face the final ball of this wonderful over from Howard Johnson."
David Lloyd: "There will be pressure on him to perform well today."
Bob Willis: "He attempted the cover drive, but it was stopped inside the circle by a fielder."
David Lloyd: "At the end of the first over from Howard Johnson, England are four for one."
Coming shortly is the continue of play.