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It's a poor start for England at Old Trafford as South Africa's Makhaya Ntini catches Vikram Solanki behind for only four runs

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Michael Vaughan also departs early, with England on only 7-2 as Anthony McGrath joins opener Marcus Trescothick at the crease

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McGrath (right) reaches his first one-day fifty as he and Trescothick stage an England recovery with a century partnership

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Trescothick's reign is finally brought to an end when he is caught behind by Nicky Boje, with his tally on 60 runs

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McGrath follows suit 16 minutes later when he is stumped by Boje with England on 140-4

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England's middle order struggle - Andrew Flintoff adds 12, while Richard Johnson (pictured) is clean bowled for 10

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But Chris Read gels with Ashley Giles late on with a partnership off 46 just 34 balls to close out the 50 overs on 223-7

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Opener Herschelle Gibbs is the first to fall for South Africa, neatly run out by Vikram Solanki for only one run

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England bowler James Anderson struggles to get into a rhythm and is warned by the umpire for running on the pitch

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Captain Graeme Smith does some solid groundwork for South Africa before being bowled by Anderson for 22

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Andrew Flintoff takes over in the England attack and bowls Andrew Hall in the 17th over with South Africa on 83-3

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But it's the partnership between Jacques Kallis and Jacques Rudolph that steers South Africa to victory, as both pass 70

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England slump to a seven-wicket defeat and their remaining two NatWest matches will be crucial if they are to make the final