Prime Minister's XI vs England Over 4: England 1-12 Joe Root 1* (9 balls) Michael Carberry 8* (13 balls) Aussie bowlers well and truly on top, some good tight bowling by Bird and Lee... Carberry continues his slow scoring pace from the Tests... Over 3: England 1-11 Joe Root 0* (7 balls) Michael Carberry 6* (9 balls) Lee continues to charge in, getting good pace and bounce. Carberry looking to get on to the front foot and has his off drive going nicely... 1:34pm: Over 2: England 1-7 Joe Root 0* (6 balls) Michael Carberry 4* (4 balls) Solid start by Jackson Bird, although Carberry did play a delightful drive for three. Joe Root did play a ball back on to his stumps, but it didn't dislodge the bails and it was a free hit from the previous no ball so wouldn't have been out even if it did! Ball seems to be coming off the deck at a good pace... 1:30pm: Over 1: England 1-2 Joe Root 0* (1 balls) Michael Carberry 1* (3 balls) Super start by captain courageous Brett Lee, getting the ball to rise nicely off a good length. It was that bounce that caught English skipper Alastair Cook out, enticing him to feather one through to keeper Handscomb for just one. Nice start PM's XI... Lee Gaskin: England has made its intent clear to chase its first win of its miserable Australian summer by selecting a near full-strength team for Tuesday's match with the Prime Minister's XI at Manuka Oval. England captain Alistair Cook won the toss and had no hesitation in electing to bat on a perfect batting strip. Cook will be keen to get among the runs and kick-start his tour ahead of Friday's second one-day international against Australia at the Gabba. Test opener Michael Carberry and spinner James Tredwell are the only changes to the England team which lost the first one-dayer at the MCG two days ago. A capacity crowd of nearly 12,500 is expected for the fixture, which is the only international game in Canberra this summer. Fast bowling great Brett Lee is captaining a PM's XI team also containing Brad Hodge, Jackson Bird and Luke Pomersbach. ACT Comets and Eastlake batsman Michael Spaseski is also in the team as the Canberra representative. Play starts at 2.20pm. 12:50pm: National anthems done, no resounding chorus from the Barmy Army, so they've either gone home to lick their wounds or are still at the Kingo applying their sunscreen... English side: Cook, Carberry, Root, Ballance, Morgan, Bopara, Buttler, Bresnan, Jordan, Tredwell, Rankin. PM's XI: Lee, Bird, A McDermott, Cutting, Spaseski, Muirhead, Rose, Pomersbach, Hodge, B McDermott, Handscomb, Devoy (12th man). Prime Minister Tony Abbott at Manuka Oval in December last year, announcing Brett Lee as captain of the Prime Ministers XI. 12:33pm: Former Test cricketer Brett Lee Will be looking to capitalise on England's lack of confidence today, as Prime Minister's XI take on the Brits in Canberra. The 37-year-old says he hopes to extend the misery for Piers Morgan's countrymen at Manuka Oval. "We don't want to let England back in the game for the Australians," Lee said. However, Lee could find the tables well and truly turned when he shares the new ball with Jackson Bird. The visiting team has made sizeable totals in the last three PM's XI matches at Manuka Oval: 310 (West Indies), 225 (England off 33.3 overs) and 399 (West Indies off 45 overs). "It's always a tough wicket to bowl on in terms of fast bowling; it always comes on true to the bat," Lee said.