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After testing and the T20s, India also brought home the ODI series. Kohli’s team lost to England by six runs in a stifling battle in Maharashtra on Sunday. As a result, the team won the series 2-1. The hosts were eliminated by 329 with 10 balls to spare. Under pressure from the start, the English were unable to score more than 322 runs for 9 wickets in 50 overs. As a result, visitors must leave the field with the fee.
But in the first test of the India tour, England showed surprise by losing the hosts. Many people thought then that maybe this time the father country of cricket will do something great. But then India turned around and won the test series. Later he also won the T20 series. The hosts also won the ODI series in that series.
The English lost 6 wickets in the team’s 200 races. But then Sam Karan fought hard. He got Adil Rashid and Mark Wood as partners.
Show hope for a 57-run partnership with Rashid for the eighth wicket. He then did a pair of 80 runs with Wood. But in the end he did not succeed. They stopped 6 escapes.
The English did not get off to a good start in pursuit of the goal. They lost two starts for 26 runs. But his first game was in great shape. The team then lost another informant hitter, Ben Stokes, by 6 runs. Joss Butler consistently missed. The team lost four wickets in 95 races and came under great pressure.
However, David Malan tried to cope with the pressure with a 60-run stoppage with Liam Livingstone for the fifth wicket. But to break the pair, the batter also added another 13 runs to the scoreboard. The team came under pressure again. After that, Karan’s fight was not enough.
Karan remained undefeated after playing a maximum of 95 runs for the team. He hit 9 fours and 3 sixes on 63 balls. 50 runs came from Malan’s bat. He did this race with the help of 6 fours of 50 balls. Livingstone scored 36 runs and Stokes 35.
Shardul Tagore took 4 wickets for 6 races for India. Bhubaneswar Kumar took 3 wickets for 42 runs.
Earlier, after losing the draw, India got off to a good start by hitting first. Shekhar Dhawan made a great 103-race opening partnership with Rohit Sharma. After that, however, they lost captain Virat Kohli along with two starts for 18 runs. Adil Rashid returned two starts. They also lost the party centurion, Lokesh Rahul, by 156 runs. As a result, the hosts are under a lot of pressure.
However, Rishav Pant took the helm of the team with Hardik Pandya for the fifth wicket. A pair of 99 races not only handled the pressure, they laid the foundation for a great collection. However, after that, no one else could take responsibility in that regard, they were all eliminated for 329 runs in 48.2 overs. Mark Wood slashed hitters on the tail.
Pant played the highest 6-run innings for the team. The wicket-keeper hitter made 72-ball innings with 5 fours and 4 sixes. The second 6 highest runs came from Dhawan’s bat. He did this race with the help of 10 fours of 57 balls. Pandya played a 74-run inning with 44 balls. The SUV made its entries with 5 fours and 4 sixes. Shardul Tagore played an effective 30-run 21-ball inning at the end.
Wood took 3 wickets for 34 races for England. 2 victim receipts.
Short score
India: (48.2 overs) 329 (Shikhar Dhawan 6, Rishabh Panth 6, Hardik Pandya 64; Mark Wood 34/3, Adil Rashid 61/2)
England: (50 overs) 322/9 (Sam Karen 95, Malan 50, Livingstone 38, Stokes 35; Shardul Tagore 6 / 4-, Bhubaneswar Kumar 42/3)
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