India beat England by 10 wickets in the 1st ODI. (AP)India vs England, 1st ODI Highlights: India produced a terrific all-round effort to coast to a 10-wicket win over England in the first ODI here on Tuesday. Opting to field, the pace bowling duo of Jasprit Bumrah (6/19 of 7.2 overs) and Mohammed Shami (3/31 of 7 overs) wreaked havoc to bundle out England for 110 in 25.2 overs. Skipper Rohit Sharma (76 not out) and Shikhar Dhawan (31 not out) then played unbeaten knocks as India chassed down the target in 18.4 overs.
Brief Scores:
England: 110 all out in 20 overs (Jos Butter 30; Jasprit Bumrah 6/19; Mohammed Shami 3/31).
India: 114 for no loss in 18.4 overs (Rohit Sharma 76 not out, Shikhar Dhawan 31 not out).
England
110 (25.2)India
114/0 (18.4)India beat England by 10 wickets
Most ODI hundred stands for any wicket:
• Sourav Ganguly-Sachin Tendulkar, 26 in 176 stands (15%)
• Tillakaratne Dilshan-Kumar Sangakkara, 20 in 108 stands (19%)
• Shikhar Dhawan-Rohit Sharma, 18 in 144 stands (13%)
• Virat Kohli-Rohit Sharma, 18 in 80 stands (23%)
"Looking at the overhead conditions and the pitch, the toss was a right call to make. We used the conditions upfront really well. We never worry about the conditions because we have got the guys who can just come out and use those conditions. There was some swing and seam upfront and we expoilted them well. When you play in such conditions, you have to understand the assistance and have field placements accordingly. We knew our bowlers could swing the ball both ways and hence had that kind of field. Shikhar and me understand each other quite well, except for the first ball where there was that msjudgement. He is playing ODIs after a long time. We know what he brings to the table for us. Experienced player and he has done well for us in the past in these conditions. The hook is a high risk shot, I understand that, but as long as it comes out right, I am happy."
India beat England by 10 wickets in the first ODI in London.
Rohit Sharma brings up his 50 in 49 balls. That's the captain's knock.
England top six - 37
Rohit Sharma's pull shot - 28
Rohit Sharma gets the measure of Overton who bowls a fraction short and Rohit is quick to pick the length. IND: 56/0 after 10 overs
Wd 2 4 4 1 4 0 = Dhawan and Rohit in full flow and India are off to a flier. IND: 37/0 after 7 overs
What a pull by Rohit Sharma to send Willey's 3rd ball into the stands for a 6!!!. He loves playing that shot. 6 from this over. IND 14/0 after 5 overs. Need 97 runs to win
Jasprit Bumrah registered a career-best ODI figures of 6/19 as he helped his country wipe out England for their lowest ever total against India. Here are all the 6 wickets.
The start of the 3rd over now with the last over going for 6 runs with four of tem coming from byes. Not what England want. Willey in to bowl the 3rd. Just 1 from this one. IND 8/0 after 3 overs.
Rohit and Dhawan are at the crease. Rohit is on strike. Willey will open the attack. Very risky run from the first ball and Dhawan would have been a goner if that was a direct hit. IND 1/0 after 1 over.
vs Aus Chelmsford 1983
vs WI Lord's 1983
vs Pak Toronto 1997
vs SL Johannesburg 2003
vs Ban Mirpur 2014
vs Eng The Oval 2022
6/4 Stuart Binny v Ban Mirpur 2014
6/12 Anil Kumble v WI Kolkata 1993
6/19 Jasprit Bumrah v Eng The Oval 2022
6/23 Ashish Nehra v Eng Durban 2003
6/25 Kuldeep Yadav v Eng Nottingham 2018
A fiery performance from Indian pacers. Sensational stuff by Jasprit Bumrah!! 6 WICKETS He used the conditions magnificently. With this performance, Bumrah becomes first Indian pacer to take six wickets in an ODI in England
A small sense of relief for England, but they've passed their lowest-ever ODI score! Bumrah is back for another spell! David Willey gets a couple of boundaries of the Bumrah and moves to 19.
England's Lowest totals in ODIs Vs India:
125 - Jaipur 2006
149 - Sydney 1985
155 - Ranchi 2013
158 - Kochi 2013
161 - Cardiff 2014
Shami knocks off Overton's stump as the ball passes through the bat and pad. England’s lowest ever ODI total is 86 (vs Aus at Old Trafford in 2001). That record’s now in danger of being broken. ENG: 68/8 after 16.3 overs
Mohammed Shami snares Jos Buttler. Can Indian pacers wrap the innings quickly or will England fight back to put some respectable total on the board? ENG: 59/7 in 14.3 overs
Prasidh gets Moeen for 14! Six down for England. Its going from bad to worse for the home team. Can they reach three figures at least?
So that completes a stunning first powerplay for the visitors. England led by Jos Buttler have a tough task of rebuilding to do. Moeen Ali in the middle with him. In ODIs since the powerplay rule induction (2005), this is the first time India have bagged five wickets in the first 10 overs of an ODI.ENG: 30/5 after 10 overs
Lowest scores at the fall of 5th wkt vs India in ODIs:
26/5 Eng The Oval 2022
29/5 Pak Colombo SSC 1997
30/5 Zim Harare 2005
32/5 WI Port of Spain 1997
Bumrah yorks Liam Livingstone! It's 26/5 now with Jonny Bairstow (7) and Liam Livingstone ( 0 ) also back in the pavilion. The England innings is in complete tatters with Jasprit Bumrah bagging a four-fer.
Jasprit Bumrah strikes once again and Bairstow has to depart for 7. The white ball is swinging clearly more than Red Ball did all this summer in England
Ben Stokes is out caught behind. England are in deep trouble as they have been reduced to 7/3. Nip backer for Stokes from Shami as the ball takes inside edge & goes to keepers right where Pant takes an extraordinary catch with one hand. ENG: 15/3 after 3 overs
First gets Roy to play one onto the stumps, and then forces Root to nick one to Pant. Up goes the umpire's finger and Root starts walking back to the pavilion. ENG: 6/2 after 2 overs
Jasprit Bumrah strikes in his very first over as Jason Roy gets an inside edge onto the stumps. ENG: 6/1 after 1.4 overs
Teams have chosen to bowl first in 72% of the ODIs hosted there. Headingley and Cardiff are the only two UK grounds to have seen a higher percentage of captains choose to bowl first in this format.
"I am learning a lot about myself, and about my role. Looking forward to the ODI series, it has been a great learning experience. It's great to welcome those guys back. They (Root, Bairstow, Stokes) are few of the best players in the world. There are a lot of selfless guys in the team, that will be exactly the same today."
"There is some grass cover and it's overcast as well. I guess the sun will be out in some time. We want to have a score in front of us. Shami, Bumrah - those guys can swing the ball. It's important to take wickets upfront and put brakes on the scoring. We understand the importance of playing overseas, we want to do well outside India. Today is no different. We have five batters, two all-rounders. Kohli is not playing this game, Shreyas will bat at 3."
Jason Roy, Jonny Bairstow, Joe Root, Ben Stokes, Jos Buttler(w/c), Liam Livingstone, Moeen Ali, Craig Overton, David Willey, Brydon Carse, Reece Topley
Rohit Sharma(c), Shikhar Dhawan, Shreyas Iyer, Suryakumar Yadav, Rishabh Pant(w), Hardik Pandya, Ravindra Jadeja, Mohammed Shami, Jasprit Bumrah, Yuzvendra Chahal, Prasidh Krishna
Rohit Sharma wins the toss and India will bowl first.
Shikhar Dhawan likely to play his 150th ODI, could become 21st Indian to play in 150 plus ODIs.
- Average 1st inns score in the Oval ODIs: 291
- England won 8 of their last 10 D/N ODIs at The Oval
- Root registered 44+ in 5 of his last 6 H2H ODIs
- Prasidh took 2+ wickets in 6 of his last 7 ODIs
"I think am really happy with how things went about in the T20Is. There was a slight opportunity to take the team across the line (in the third T20I), it was very close, but a good learning for me going forward. It was important to take that positive road, I wasn't thinking about anything else. I wanted to be fearless, really happy with that knock."
The ODI series will be Buttler's first since taking over as white-ball skipper from Eoin Morgan. After the T20 disappointment, the hosts will be eager to bounce back strongly. Buttler himself will be looking to make the big scores he is known far, having failed in the T20s. England will be bolstered with the return of their star players Ben Stokes, Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow, the hero of Birmingham Test win of the hosts.
World Champions England will face India in the first ODI at the Kennington Oval, London. While the Three Lions have already conceded the T20I series, they will now look to better their performance in the 50-over format. The return of Ben Stokes, Jonny Bairstow, and Joe Root will also be a big boost for the home team. For India, veterans Shikhar Dhawan and Mohammad Shami also return to the squad. With no predictions of rain, we should be in for a good game! Stay tuned for live updates.