By Michael Norwood
July 9 2013

England Cricket Sportnetwork will be at the third days play between England and Australia, as the two nations go head to head in the opening Ashes test match at Trent Bridge, and we will be providing updates from our day out....

We are using the popular 'Spontly' application for our updates, and anybody who is travelling to Trent Bridge for the opening Ashes test, can contribute as well as ourselves.

For the opening two days, and the final two (if it goes that far), we will continue to 'trial' the application, but we are encouring those with an IPhone and going to Trent Bridge, to also share their day with us and our readers.

We won't be providing the normal text updates such as 'Trott pushes a single to the leg side' etc, but what this application does allow, is not just content to be uploaded, but pictures as well, so if you are in the crowd for the game, you may well end up on our LIVE MATCH UPDATES section.

We urge anyone attending any of the games we are featuring now, to download the app, which is available in the Apple Store *, and put your iphone to good use on matchdays.

(*an android version is in development)

Once the application is installed and you are logged in, you can post images and any update to the service.

For those visitors to our website, who aren't at the game, and are watching on television, all you need to do is visit the LIVE MATCH UPDATES section during the third day, and click on the relevant link.

We will be posting crowd images and some text updates during the thirds day play.

Download Spontly via the App Store.

England v Australia - 1st Test LIVE UPDATES

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