In the first one-day international at Trent Bridge, England's Ben Duckett scored a commendable 95 runs but the team collapsed to 315 all out after being well-placed at 211-2. Duckett's dismissal by Australia's Marnus Labuschagne marked the beginning of a downward spiral for England, losing their last seven wickets for just 83 runs. Labuschagne, along with Adam Zampa, who celebrated his 100th ODI with three wickets, played a crucial role in restricting England's innings. Stand-in captain Harry Brook also fell to Labuschagne for 39, further intensifying the collapse. The match highlights Australia's effective spin strategy, particularly given the absence of their key fast bowlers, while Duckett and Will Jacks had previously formed a strong partnership of 120 runs. The outcome sets the stage for a challenging chase for Australia, requiring them to bat well to achieve the 316-run target.