India vs England LIVE Score, 3rd ODI: IND 135/2; Rashid gets Kohli ...

Hardik gets going now. He smokes Rashid over deep extra cover for a 98-metre six. He goes for it again. This time the connection isn’t that great. But it is still good enough to clear the long-off fielder. 

But Rashid has the last laugh. He lures Hardik forward before sliding it past the bat and crashing it onto the stumps. 

Hardik Pandya b Rashid 17 (9b 0x4 2x6)

IND 289/5 in 41 overs

Rahul and Hardik out in the middle as the Indian innings head into the death overs. Back of a length from Atkinson and Rahul slices it deftly past point for a four. 

Short from Rashid and Shreyas pulls it away for a four. Down the leg again from Rashid. This time Shreyas can only feather an edge to the keeper. 

Shreyas Iyer c †Salt b Rashid 78 (64b 8x4 2x6)

IND 266/4 in 39 overs

Atkinson back for England. Couple of leg-side wides from the English pacer. Shreyas and Rahul keeps the scoreboard ticking. 

Short from Livingstone. Shreyas flat-bats it over mid wicket for a couple of runs. Full-toss now. Too easy for Shreyas as he smacks it for a six to the leg side. 

Clever from Shreyas as he late cuts Wood nearly from the top of the stumps for a four, just past the keeper. KL Rahul is the new batter for India. 

Full and straight from Rashid. Gill tries to swipe across the line. Misses it and is bowled. 

Shubman Gill b Rashid 112 (102b 14x4 3x6)

IND 228/3 in 35 overs

Shreyas chips Wood for a single to the leg side and brings up his fifty as he continues his solid touch. Another singles from Gill and that brings up the hundred-run partnership. 

IND 225/2 in 34 overs

England desperate for a wicket and back comes Rashid. The leg-spinner takes the pace off the ball and does well until the last ball. Fuller one from Rashid and Shreyas cracks it over long off for a six. 

Buttler brings Wood back. Full from Wood and Gill clips it off his pads to get to his hundred. Seventh ODI hundred for the Indian batter. Shreyas adds another four, with an uppish drive over mid on. 

IND 213/2 in 32 overs

Livingstone with his seventh. Shreyas dabs one for a single, down the leg side. Another quiet over from the English spinner. Just four runs from it. 

Loosener from Mahmood. Outside the leg stump and tucked away for a four by Shreyas. Width now from the pacer. Shreyas has a swing at it. Gets a thick enough edge, which flies past the keeper for another four. 

Livingstone gets another crack. Better length from the English spinner. Manages to sneak in four dot balls from the over. 

Mahmood returns. Nothing too full from the pacer. Just four singles from the first four balls. Good length now. Shreyas defends off the back foot. Shorter from Mahmood. Shreyas bashes it over mid wicket for a four. 

Livingstone with his fifth. Drags it short and Gill cashes in on it. Cuts it behind point for a four. Short again. This time Shreyas goes in front of point. Just a single though. 

Atkinson continues. Shreyas pushes one to short third to take an easy single. Similar length to Gill. Another single. Atkinson goes shorter and Shreyas helps it on its way. SIX!!

Rashid continues. Paddle-swept by Gill for a couple of runs as Rashid strays on leg-stump. Swept by Gill to deep square-leg for one more. A quick couple for Gill to end the over. 

Atkinson is back into the attack. Three singles in a row to begin the over. FOUR! Boundary to end the over as Shreyas takes full toss of this tossed up delivery outside off. 

Rashid again. FOUR! Over-pitched and Shreyas drills this to the extra-cover boundary. Gill goes inside out over cover but doesn’t really get to the pitch of the ball and just gets a single. Punched through cover by Shreyas for one more to end the over. 

Livingstone continues. FOUR! Slapped to the deep point boundary by Gill to end the over. This was full and wide and Gill stretched out to reach the ball. 

Rashid again. FOUR! A half-tracker, and Gill rocks back and pulls this ease to the square-leg boundary. Driven to long-on by Gill for one more. 

Livingstone continues. In walks Shreyas Iyer. Dabbed to third-man with soft hands by Gill and excellent fielding in the deep by Mahmood to slide and parry the ball back and keep it down to a couple. Oh, scratch that! His knee seems to have touched the rope while he was in contact with the ball and that will be FOUR! 

Rashid continues. OUT! And Kohli falls to Rashid again. For the 11th time in international cricket. Kohli gets an outside edge defending the ball that turns away from him on the front-foot. Sharp catch behind the stumps by Salt. 

Virat Kohli c Phil Salt b Adil Rashid 52 (55b 7x4 1x6)

Livingstone again. SIX! Kohli steps out and drills this over long-off for a maximum. A single behind point for Kohli and that’s his 50 off 50 balls. SIX! Now Gill is on the charge. Takes a big stride forward to get to the pitch of the ball and launches it over long-off for a maximum. A couple of singles to finish the over. 

Rashid continues. Thumped down the ground by Kohli for a single. Pushed to long-off for a single by Gill and he moves to 49. Tucked on leg-side by Kohli for a quick one and that’s 100 up for India in 16.4 overs. FOUR! Fifty for Gill as he cuts this wide outside off-stump delivery to the cover boundary. He gets to his 50 in 51 balls. 

Liam Livingstone into the attack and it is going to be spin from both ends. Just three singles from the over. Gill looked a bit circumspect while defending in this over. 

Adil Rashid into the attack. LBW appeal against Kohli and not given. England reviews after some deliberation. This could have been close if the ball was not pitching outside leg-stump. Kohli will breathe a sigh of relief. Excellent start for Rashid with just one run coming from it. Time for a drinks break. 

Atkinson continues. SIX! Audacious from Gill. He steps out and carts Atkinson down the ground for a maximum. FOUR! Another boundary for Gill to end the over. 

FOUR! Loose ball outside leg-stump by Root, and Kohli sweeps it behind the keeper to the boundary. FOUR! Gill steps out, gets to the pitch of the ball and drills it to the long-on boundary. FOUR! Another boundary for Kohli to end the over. 

Atkinson continues. Bowls a wide down leg-side. Just a couple of singles more from the over. 

Joe Root into the attack now. Flicked away by Kohli for a single. FOUR! Kohli gets a top edge on the slog sweep but the ball lands safely in the deep square-leg region before reaching the boundary. FOUR! Outside edge for Kohli and this runs away to the third-man boundary. 

Here comes Gus Atkinson. Kohli hares for a quick single after a gentle push to cover. FOUR! Length ball just outside off-stump, and Gill gets a thick outside edge and the ball races to the third-man boundary. FOUR! Fifty up for India in 9.5 overs with that boundary. Gill plants his front foot forward and drives the ball down the ground. 

Fifth over in a row for Mahmood. There is still seam movement for the bowlers here and the batters are being cautious. Three consecutive dot balls in this over too. FOUR! Gill breaks the shackles, stepping out to this short delivery and swatting it to the boundary at wide long-on. Still, just four runs from the over. 

Another one for Wood. He bowls five dot balls in a row to Kohli, who was hit on the forearm earlier in the over. A maiden over it is eventually. 

Mahmood will continue. A huge mix-up in the middle and Kohli just about survives. Direct hit at the striker’s end and Kohli was gone by a mile. FOUR! Kohli steps out and with a strong bottom-hand, he hammers this on leg-side to find the boundary. FOUR! Consecutive boundaries for Kohli as he drives this through point to fetch four more. 

Wood again. That was close! Moved away after pitching just outside off, Kohli chased it but missed. The next delivery is steered behind deep point by Kohli for single. Tucked to midwicket by Gill for a quick single. Turned away off the pads by Kohli behind square for one more. FOUR! Outside edge for Gill and the ball flies through the vacant slip region to the boundary. Wood is distraught. 

Mahmood again. FOUR! Too full and straight, Gill takes a stride forward and drills it down the ground for another boundary. Flicked away by Gill through midwicket for a couple more to end the over. 

Wood continues. FOUR! After a couple of dots, Kohli drives this over-pitched delivery through cover to the boundary. Wide! This is going down leg-side, Kohli misses the flick but India will get an extra run. 

Mahmood continues. Three dot balls in a row for Gill to start the over as Mahmood keeps it very straight. FOUR! Too full and driven through cover by Gill. Beautiful timing and all it needed was a little push. 

Mark Wood from the other end. OUT! Rohit gets an outside edge and that’s taken by the wicketkeeper. 

In comes Virat Kohli at No. 3. Beaten! Wood angles this into the batter and gets it to straighten, leaving Kohli clueless. Kohli leaves the next one outside off. Kohli is off the mark with a quick single at extra-cover. Gill guides this to third-man for a single to get off the mark. 

Rohit Sharma c Phil Salt b Mark Wood 1 (2b)

Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill are in the middle to kick start India’s innings. Saqib Mahmood will bowl the first over. Two slips in place for Rohit, who is off the mark with a single off the first ball. Full and swinging in and Rohit digs it out to mid-on. 

Next ball is swinging away from Gill, who shoulders arms outside off-stump. FOUR-WIDES! Swinging down leg-side and the ball races away to the boundary. Five runs! 

Four dot balls to end the over as Gill is cautious around his off-stump. 

Philip Salt (wk), Ben Duckett, Joe Root, Harry Brook, Jos Buttler (c), Tom Banton, Liam Livingstone, Gus Atkinson, Adil Rashid, Mark Wood, Saqib Mahmood. 

Rohit Sharma (c), Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul (wk), Hardik Pandya, Axar Patel, Washington Sundar, Harshit Rana, Kuldeep Yadav, Arshdeep Singh. 

Ravindra Jadeja and Mohammed Shami have been rested, while Varun Chakaravarthy misses out due to a sore calf. Kuldeep Yadav, Washington Sundar and Arshdeep Singh come into the playing XI. 

England wins the toss and elects to bowl. One change for England, with Tom Banton coming in for Jamie Overton. 

This one is right in the centre, 66m to the left and right and 74m straight down the ground. This is the same pitch used for the World Cup final, black soil pitch. It played slower in the first half and better for batting in the second half. The hessian has just come off so it’s a bit damp but there is still time left before play starts it should dry out. There are some cracks that could keep the bowlers interested. Looks like a bowl first wicket. One of those pitch where if a batter gets in he can score but it might not be easy for the new comer. Dew is a concern, there was a lot of dew last night. 

Matches played: 31

Team batting first won: 15

Team batting second won: 16

Average first innings total: 243

Highest team total: 365/2 (50) - South Africa vs India (2010)

Lowest team total: 85 (30.1) - Zimbabwe vs West Indies (2006) 

Last result: Australia beat India by six wickets (2023) 

The team that has won the toss has gone on to win the match 18 times out of the 31 matches held here. However, in the last 10 ODIs at the venue, the team losing the toss has won six games. Thus, the flip of the coin is unlikely to play a crucial role in determining the outcome of the match. 

However, as there is always a chance of dew setting in during the second innings, teams have opted to chase in seven of the last 10 ODIs held at the Narendra Modi Stadium. Moreover, four of the last five ODIs here have been won by the team batting second.

India Predicted XI: Rohit Sharma (c), Shubman Gill (vc), Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, Rishabh Pant (wk), Hardik Pandya, Washington Sundar, Axar Patel, Mohammed Shami, Varun Chakaravarthy, Harshit Rana. 

England Predicted XI: Ben Duckett, Philip Salt (wk), Joe Root, Harry Brook, Jos Buttler (c), Liam Livingstone, Tom Banton, Jamie Overton, Jofra Archer, Adil Rashid, Saqib Mahmood. 

England opener Ben Duckett said on Tuesday even a 3-0 one-day series loss in India won’t affect the team’s morale because they are focused on winning the Champions Trophy title.

“We have come here for one thing and that is to win the Champions Trophy,” said Duckett.

“We still believe we can do that. It’ll be completely different conditions, all different teams we are playing against.”

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