STUART Broad returned for England at Trent Bridge today.
But his Notts team-mate Graeme Swann was left out of their final one day international against New Zealand.
Fast bowler Broad missed the first two one-dayers with a knee injury and was badly missed as England lost both of them, being defeated by five wickets at Lord's and 86 runs at the Ageas Bowl.
His return was one of four changes made by England, with James Anderson being rested like Swann and Chris Woakes and Jade Dernbach losing their places.
Ravi Bopara, James Tredwell and Steven Finn joined Broad in the team.
New Zealand won the toss and elected to field so England will open the batting at 2pm.
ENGLAND: Cook, Bell, Trott, Root, Morgan, Bopara, Buttler, Bresnan, Broad, Tredwell, Finn.
NEW ZEALAND: Guptill, Ronchi, Williamson, Taylor, Munro, B McCullum, Franklin, N McCullum, Southee, Mills, McClenaghan.
2:00pm: Play gets underway. McClenaghan bowls to Cook from the Radcliffe Road End.
2:03pm: End of the first over. Cook has survived a scare as a 79mph deivery from McClenaghan got through and just missed his off stump. England on 1-0.
2:07pm: Bell scores the first runs off the bat with a good shot to point. England run two runs.
2:10pm: WICKET. Cook out for 0. Caught lbw from McClenaghan. The England captain reviewed the decision, but it stood and he walks back to the pavilion to be replaced by Trott. England are 3-1.
2:29pm: Bell hits the first boundary of the match, sweeping a shot through the covers in the seventh over, sparking ironic cheers from parts of the crowd because it came after two overs without any runs. England are 12-1.
2.45pm: Runs start to come a little easier after a tough start in swinging conditions and Bell and Trott both find the boundary to take the score onto 31-1 after 10 overs. Trent Bridge filling up nicely here and the crowd seem in good voice.
2.58pm: Trott hits the shot of the day so far with a beautifully lofted straight drive off Franklin for four to move onto 21 off 34 balls and England to 41-1 in the 13th over.
3.08pm: Crowd have been purring here with some lovely shots from opener Ian Bell as he and Trott reach 50 on scoreboard and then for their partnership. 56-1 after 15 overs.
3.25pm: WICKET: Trott lbw b McClenaghan for 37. Looked to be going on to hit his off stump. The Kiwi left-arm bowler has been a real threat here and so far his figures are 4.1-1-7-2. England 69-2 after 18.1 overs.
3.40pm: Joe Root looking busy at the crease after coming in as England move onto 88-2 in the 23rd over, Bell now on 40.
3.47pm: Guptill drops Root at mid-on after chipping into leg side. One-handed diving attempt put down as youngster gets a life. 97-2 after 24.5 overs.
3.53pm: England's 100 up after 154 balls, including nine fours. 101-2 (25.3 overs).
3.58pm: Ian Bell reaches his 26th ODI fifty. Took him 69 balls, including four fours. 107-2 after 27 overs. Wickets in hand, so home side should be able to cut loose later on at this rate.
4.09pm: Bell hits first six of innings, lofted over mid-off off Franklin as England reach 128-2 in 31st over. Bell and Root's 50 partnership had moments earlier arrived off 65 balls.
4.22pm: WICKET: Root is run out (33 off 50 balls) after smart work by Guptill in the field. Took 3rd umpire Steve Davis an age to decide if he was out, met by a slow hand clap by fans inside Trent Bridge, followed by groans when 'out' appeared on new big screen. 149-3 (34 overs) the latest score as Morgan comes out.
4.28pm: WICKET: Bell (82 off 96 balls) sinks his head onto his bat handle after hitting a half-volley to Nathan McCullum, who makes a fine, low catch at mid-off to give McClenaghan his third wicket. England 153-4 off 34.4 overs.
4.45pm: Bopara and Morgan steadily going along without looking amazing. The batting powerplay came and went with just 20 runs and no boundaries added as England reach 173-4 after 40 overs.
4.55pm: Crowd starved of boundaries to cheer here. Morgan just slashed one through off-side, but that was first four in nine overs. (186-4 in the 43rd over).
5.05pm: England's 200 comes up off 268 balls, and moments later Bopara and Morgan's 50 partnership comes up (off 62 balls) as England start to rattle along a bit quicker at 203-4 off 44.4 overs).
5.10pm: WICKET: Bopara skies the ball to Ross Taylor deep on the mid-wicket boundary off spinner Williamson to depart for 28 of 38 balls, with no boundaries, as England reach 210-5 off 45.5 overs.
5.20pm: WOW! Jos Buttler went for Mills in the 48th over - hitting him for a six and four fours as the crowd get right behind England. 245-5/48 overs.
5.28pm: 50 partnership between Butler and Morgan comes up in just 20 balls. Fans loving this ending by England with Morgan smashing a huge six off McClenaghan - who bolwed 10 balls in the 49th over with wides and no balls and went for 20 runs as England go to 265-5 with one over left.
5.34: WICKET: Morgan run out by Guptill for 49 off 40 balls. 272-6 off 49.3.
5.38pm: England end on 287-6, Buttler hit 14 off last three balls. He ended on a wonderful 47 off 16 balls and got a standing ovation as he left. England hit 82 off last five overs.
5.40pm: Break in play now. Kiwis need 288 at just under six an over in reply to win the series 3-0.
6.15pm: Players back out, Steven Finn bowling first over to Ronchi and first ball has an appeal for lbw turned down.
6:19pm: Notts star Stuart Broad comes into the attack for England from the Pavilion End.
6:20pm: Broad's first two balls went for fours, the second of which was dropped by Morgan at point.
6:39pm: WICKET: Broad removes Ronchi with the last ball of the sixth over, Trott takes a good catch. New Zealand are 39-1.
6:44pm: Guptill's fifth four brings up New Zealand's 50 in seven overs.
6:56pm: WICKET and a big one. Tredwell bowls in-form Guptill with the fifth ball of his first over from the Pavilion End, leaving New Zealand on 70-2 in the tenth over. After unbeaten scores of 103 and 189 in the first two one-dayers, Guptill goes for 38.
7:18pm: England wicketkeeper Jos Buttler misses a great chance to stump Williamson off the bowling of Root.
7:20pm: WICKET: Root still gets his man. Williamson goes lbw for 19, leaving New Zealand on 96-3.
7:23pm: WICKET: Colin Munro edges Tim Bresnan straight to Buttler, who holds a good catch, to go for 0. New Zealand are now 97-4.
7.32pm: New Zealand pass 100 in the 18th over. 103-4 / 17.1 overs.
7:41pm: WICKET: England are looking good now. Buttler catches New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum behind off the bowling of Tredwell. New Zealand are 111-5 in 19.5 overs.
7.52pm: Broad back into the attack for England in the 23rd over, his first four overs went for 37 for one wicket. New Zealand currently 116-3.
8:01pm: WICKET: Broad gets his second as Cook takes a good low catch at gully to remove James Franklin, leaving New Zealand on 122-6.
8:04pm: New Zealand are 123-6 after 25 overs. England were on 97-2 at the halfway stage in their innings.
8:43pm: WICKET: Broad takes a good catch to send Nathan McCullum back into the pavilion, off the bowling Bresnan, leaving New Zealand on 175-7.
8.59pm: Latest score: 192-7 after 37.4 overs. 96 needed off 74 balls.
9.01pm: WICKET: Skipper Cook takes the catch in the leg side off Steven Finn as Tim Southee goes for 15. 196-8 after 38 overs. Nearly there for England.
9.09pm: Taylor reaches his 50 off 72 balls and the Kiwis go past 200 in the 40th over. 83 needed off last ten overs.
9.23pm: Hold your horses. Two sixes in a row take it to 235-8 and 53 off 44 needed.
9.25pm: WICKET: Taylor goes for it again with another big shot but this time caught in the deep. 235-9, mini comeback over as Taylor last experienced batsman goes for 71.
9.43pm: WICKET: England win! McClenaghan finds Root in the deep off Finn and New Zealand all out 253 in the 47th over. England win by 34 runs but lose series 2-1.
Big roars met the final wicket but now Trent Bridge is quickly emptying after an enjoyable day of cricket.
