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James Wallac · 2026-05-16 · via The Guardian

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Tanya is on the County Blog tools, not everywhere is as wet as Cardiff thankfully.

There’s an inspection due at 11:15am. We have an hour before we start to lose overs, Ian Ward and Tash Farrant have got their cagoule and winter coat on respectively. They seem to be hopeful we’ll get some play at some point.

Preamble

James Wallace

James Wallace

Hello and welcome to the third ODI between England and New Zealand from Cardiff. After squeaking over the line by one wicket in Durham last weekend, despite a ropey display in the field (once again), England would have been hoping for the same result but with a more polished and clinical performance in Northampton in the week.

Sadly, the inclement English spring weather put the kibosh on any play in the second ODI and today’s match in Cardiff looks to be a hostage to the Welsh weather gods too.

Sunshine and showers this morning lead to a more murky outlook on the weather radar but I’ll be here to bring you any and all updates as they happen. We were due to have a toss any moment now but the covers are firmly in place in and the coin flipping has officially been delayed.

Hmmm, it could be one of those days folks. Fingers crossed we get some play in and can get a game on ‘mongst the showers.

As ever, you can get in touch at the link on the left flank of this page. Thoughts and theories most welcome, especially if the rain continues to fall…