All You Need to Know About the 3rd ODI at Chester-le‑Street

If you’re looking for the scoop on the 3rd One Day International set for Chester-le‑Street, you’re in the right spot. This page pulls together the most practical info – when the game kicks off, who’s playing, where to buy tickets and how to catch the live action.

Match time and venue details

The 3rd ODI will be held at the Riverside Ground in Chester-le‑Street, a venue known for its lively atmosphere and good pitch. Kick‑off is scheduled for 2:30 pm local time, which works out to 12:30 pm GMT. The match is expected to finish around 7 pm, giving you a full evening of cricket.

Riverside Ground seats about 20,000 fans, with covered stands for those who don’t want rain ruining the experience. Arrive at least an hour early to find your seat, grab a snack, and soak up the pre‑match buzz.

Teams, line‑ups and key players

England will be hosting a top‑ranked side – the exact opponent will be confirmed a few days before the game. Expect England to field a mix of seasoned campaigners and rising stars. Keep an eye on players like Jos Bumrah (if he’s fit) and the batting duo of Jos Hodgkinson and Sammy Bennett, who have been in good touch in recent ODIs.

The visiting team will likely bring their pace attack and a solid top order. Look out for any surprise inclusions; teams often tweak the final XI based on pitch conditions and recent form.

For real‑time updates on the playing XI, follow the official cricket board’s Twitter feed or the match’s live page on the ICC website.

How to watch the game live

Broadcast rights for the 3rd ODI are with Sky Sports in the UK and with the Cricket Network internationally. If you have a Sky Sports subscription, you can stream the match on the Sky Go app on your phone or tablet. For viewers outside the UK, the ICC’s official streaming platform will carry the live feed – just sign up for a free account and you’re set.

Fans who prefer radio can tune into BBC Radio 5 Live, which will provide ball‑by‑ball commentary and expert analysis throughout the innings.

Ticket information and stadium tips

Tickets go on sale this Monday via the Riverside Ground’s official website. Prices start at £25 for general admission and go up to £70 for the hospitality suite. Early‑bird discounts are available for purchases made before the end of the week.

When you get to the ground, remember that the venue allows food and non‑alcoholic drinks to be brought in, but the size is limited to a single cup or bottle. Use the stadium’s app to navigate to your seat, check restroom locations, and even order refreshments to your seat.

If you’re traveling by public transport, the Chester-le‑Stree​t railway station is just a 10‑minute walk away. Plenty of parking spaces are also available nearby for a modest fee.

That’s the essential rundown for the 3rd ODI at Chester‑le‑Stree​t. Keep the page bookmarked for any last‑minute changes, and enjoy the cricket!