England's one-day international series against South Africa comes to a close tomorrow, with the final match of the three-game series.
South Africa has already secured the series win with victories in the first two matches, but England will be looking to restore some pride and avoid a 3-0 whitewash.
Here is everything you need to know about the upcoming match.
Match Details
When is the match?
The match will be played on Sunday, September 7, 2025.
What time does the match start?
The first ball is scheduled to be bowled at 11:00 AM BST.
Where is the match?
The game will take place at the Utilita Bowl in Southampton, the home ground of Hampshire.
How to Watch
The game will be broadcast live in the UK on Sky Sports Cricket.
The broadcast is set to begin at 10:30 AM BST.
The match can also be streamed via the Sky Go app for subscribers or with a NOW pass.
Team News
England has had a difficult series, and the team will be looking for a much-improved performance in the final match.
Following the second ODI loss at Lord's, the team has already made some changes to the squad for the upcoming T20 series, resting Ben Duckett and recalling Sam Curran.
While these changes are for the T20 matches, they may signal a shift in focus for the final ODI.
Captain Harry Brook has a lot to consider as he looks for a winning combination to finish the series on a positive note.
South Africa, meanwhile, has been in dominant form, with star performances from Matthew Breetzke and Aiden Markram, and solid contributions from their bowling attack.
Head-to-Head
South Africa has won both matches in the series so far, with a convincing seven-wicket victory in the first ODI and a thrilling five-run win in the second.
Weather Forecast
The weather forecast for Sunday in Southampton is generally favorable for cricket.
There may be some cloud cover, but a full day of play is expected.
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