IND vs ENG 2nd ODI Highlights: England beat India by 100 runs at Lord's.India vs England, 2nd ODI Highlights: England’s Reece Topley recorded career-best figures of 6-24 as the hosts roared back in style after their drubbing in the first one-day international against India to level the three-match series with a 100-run win in the second game on Thursday. Chasing 247 on a Lord’s wicket that had eased up after the first innings, India never found their stride and folded for 146 in 38.5 overs.
Match EndedIndia tour of England, 2022 - 2nd ODI
England
246 (49.0)vs
India
146 (38.5)Match Ended ( 2nd ODI )
England beat India by 100 runs
England beat India by 100 runs
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Best ODI figures at Lord's in ODIs:
6/24 - Reece Topley v IND, 2022
6/35 - Shaheen Afridi v BAN, 2019
5/26 - Mitchell Starc v NZ, 2019
5/30 - Daniel Vettori v WI, 2004
5/34 - Muttiah Muralidaran v ENG, 1998
Praisdh Krishna is the last man to fall! England beat India (146 all out) by 100 runs to level the three-match ODI series 1-1.
Livingstone brought into the attack and he yorks Jadeja first ball. He is gone for 29(44). That should be curtain for Team India. Matter of time now.
Jadeja and Shami with a massive mix-up in the middle which almost results in a run-out. It was Root, who got to the ball, and threw it at the keeper's end instead of the bowler's end. Then a sharp return catch and Carse puts it down. Score after 32 overs, IND: 131/6
Shami lofts Moeen Ali for a maximum ! Mohammed Shami averages 25 with the bat at Lord's in international cricket, higher than any other ground at which he's batted in three matches or more. Ravindra Jadeja - 20*(29), Mohammed Shami - 15*(12) | Score after 30 overs, IND: 123/6
WICKET! Hardik Pandya is gone! He tries to hit a big one but finds the fielder in the deep. Moeen Ali gets the wicket as Pandya walks back for 29 off 44. A hard-fought innings from Hardik comes to an end
SIX ! Jadeja gets the measure of the shortish ball from Moeen Ali and slams it over mid-wicket. Knew the dimensions and it wasn't a tough hit for someone of his quality.
Ravindra Jadeja sits back to a half-tracker from Moeen Ali and pulls it away powerfully over mid-wicket for a six. Second six of the Indian innings. India, 99/5 after 26 overs.
Reece Topley back into the attack and out goes Suryakumar Yadav. Gets a thick inside edge onto the stumps and the ball crashes into the stumps. The extra bounce gets him. India, 73/5.
A half tracker on the hips, and we know where Suryakumar Yadav dispatches those. Into the second tier at fine leg!
India 70/4 after 19 overs.
Suryakumar Yadav and Hardik Pandya now have a boundary each as India try to restore some calm in this chase. 15 overs gone, 54/4.
Suryakumar Yadav looking in the delightful touch that he carried with him during that hundred in the third T20I vs England. Gets off the mark on the second ball with a boundary. Half-volley on off stump, driven away sweetly through mid-off. India 38/4 after 12 overs.
David Willey gets Virat Kohli. The left arm pacer's angle over the wicket against right-hander comes into play. India in trouble, 31/4 now.
A low full toss has been chipped to mid-on as Pant departs for a duck! Salt takes an easy catch. Clearly India is struggling at the moment IND: 29/3, need another 218 to win
Shikhar Dhawan's struggling innings of nine off 26 balls ends when he glances at Topley and is caught behind down the legside by Buttler to leave India, chasing 247 to win, 27-2 in 8.5 overs.
Virat Kohli has arrived in style. Score after 7 overs, IND: 20/1
Slow and cautious start from India as they post 10/1 at the end of five overs. At this stage, England were 30/0. Meanwhile, Kohli is off the mark with a punch down the ground! Score after 5 overs, IND: 10/1
Reece Topley gets on to dart in, hits Sharma on the pads and that's as plumb as it can get. The Indian skipper departs for 0. Score after 3 overs, IND: 5/1
Rohit and Dhawan are at the crease. Rohit is on strike. Topley will open the attack. Let's Play
Bumrah finishes the job with a trademark yorker to wrap things up. India need 247 to win
Brief Scores: England- 246 all out in 49 overs (Moeen Ali 47, David Wiley 41, Jonny Bairstow 38; Yuzvendra Chahal 4/47, Hardik Pandya 2/28, Jasprit Bumrah 2/49) vs India
WICKET!! Jasprit Bumrah brings out the variation - the slower one and picks up the important wicket David Willey (41 off 49). Substitute fielder Shreyas Iyer picks up the catch . England lose their eighth with three overs to go. Score after 47 overs, ENG: 237/8
Slower-flighted delivery from Chahal and Moeen Ali falls into the trap by going for the big hit. He holes out at deep midwicket and that brings curtains on a fighting knock from him. Just as England seemed to gain some control in the game, towards the end, there is a fall of a wicket. Score after 43 overs, ENG: 213/7
Moeen Ali (39*) and David Willey (25*) have added 53 together so far and England have reached the 200 run mark. How many more can these two add but more importantly how many more can England add in the last 10? Score after 40 overs, ENG: 201/6
A half tracker with little pace on it from Prasidh Krishna and thats dispatched to the fence.
David Willey - 7 (13)
Moeen Ali* - 18 (38)
Score after 35 overs
ENG: 167/6
Prasidh Krishna is the culprit and he drops a sitter at fine-leg. That was short from Hardik and David Willey pulls it and the top-edge goes through the hands of Krishna. That was quite an easy chance and you can't miss those. A chance gone begging again. He is wearing the sunglasses though! Score after 31 overs, ENG: 153/6
Livingstone looked for a third consecutive boundary, but has only found the fielder in the deep. Hardik has the last laugh. Score after 29 overs, ENG: 148/6
SIX!! Livingstone cuts loose and smashes Chahal for a maximum. He lofts it over long on for six. Chahal pays the price for flghting it too much. Score after 25 overs, ENG: 121/5
England loses their 5th. Ben Stokes is adjudged LBW trying to reverse hit a Chahal delivery.
Full and straight, Buttler misses, the stumps are shattered. Simple formula from Mohammad Shami - you miss and I hit. So that also makes Buttler as Shami's bunny - since he has dismissed Jos Buttler the most number of times - 5 !! Score after 19 overs, ENG 87/4
Gone Root is out plum in front! That is the first time Joe Root has been dismissed playing a sweep shot in international cricket for over a year. The last occasion was also against India, when Axar Patel picked up the wicket. It's the first time he's fallen to a sweep in an ODI since 2018. Yuzi Chahal gets the two big wickets of Jonny Bairstow and Joe Root.
Here is an interesting insight of how good Kul-cha have been !
Standing to the right of cover, Virat Kohli stops a boundary off Stokes, who tries to attack Shami. Score after 17 overs, ENG: 81/2
Bairstow departs for 38! Chahal seems happy with the plan as the England batter goes for the big slog-sweep and misses the tossed-up ball that goes on to hit the stumps. Time for drinks on the field as well. Score after 15 overs, ENG: 72/2
As England motor along with Roy & Bairstow in the middle, the camera has spotted some distinguished men at Lord's. Score after 14 overs, ENG: 70/1
Prasidh Krishna runs into to bowl to Joe Root and the right-hander goes after it and dishes out the square drive but he is unable to keep it down. Jadeja, at the backward point, dives but it's on the bounce! Score after 12 overs, ENG: 52/1
Hardik Pandya strikes in his first over. A half volley on the leg stump and Roy tries to chip it but finds the fielder, Suryakumar Yadav. England, 41/1.
India all-rounder Hardik Pandya replaces Mohammad Shami and straightaway hits Jonny Bairstow in the ribs in his first over. The England opener receives a medical treatment in the middle and carries on.
Just as Indian captain Rohit Sharma took himself off the second slip, Jonny Bairstow edges one off Mohammad Shami and survives as the ball goes just wide of the first slip, Shikhar Dhawan. Shami wanted that fielder, and Sharma is back on now. England, 40/0 after 7 overs.
Jason Roy takes the attack to India's premium new ball bowler. The England opener had found earlier inside edged one for a four, followed by a sumptuous one from Shami that he missed. Not this time. Charges down the ground, opens up his arms and hits one over deep mid wicket for a six. 30/0 after 5 overs.
Jonny Bairstow gets a four off Jasprit Bumrah. A back of a length delivery outside off, the England opener uses his wrists and gets it wide of the square leg umpire for a boundary. England, 17/0 after four overs.
Mohammad Shami and Jasprit Bumrah have started with the new ball for India. Jason Roy and Jonny Bairstow, the usual openers for England. Five runs in the first couple of overs, followed by Roy getting the first boundary in the third over. The scoreboard reads 9/0 after three.
"We would have bowled first as well," the England captain said after the toss.
"A 50-50 decision to be honest. Seems like a bit of moisture and might be tricky early on, if we can survive that, we should be fine. We're going with the same team. Special time it was (the World Cup win, on this day in 2019), anytime you're playing at Lord's, it's a great feeling."
"Looking at the pitch, less grass for sure but looks like there is some moisture in the pitch. Looking at the size of the ground, we thought it's better to have a score on the board. Virat Kohli comes back in for Shreyas Iyer. He's (Bumrah) a proper bowler, no matter which the format is. GIves us a different dimension and can bowl in any phases of the game. Always nice to have a bowler like him in the squad. I thought it was quite challenging (to keep wickets), as in England, ball tends to move even after passing the stumps. He (Pant) did take some really good catches. They were very important for us. It (Lord's) is one of the best stadiums in the world, so the guys are keen to play well here. Sun is out, so perfect conditions."
It was Jasprit Bumrah's mastery that left England in shambles in the first ODI. His best international figures (7.2-3-19-6). Here's a replug for you on his wizardery at the Kennington Oval.
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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, Virat Kohli, Suryakumar Yadav, Rishabh Pant(w), Hardik Pandya, Ravindra Jadeja, Mohammed Shami, Jasprit Bumrah, Yuzvendra Chahal, Prasidh Krishna
Captain Rohit Sharma has elected to bowl first. "Less grass for sure but looks like there is some moisture in the pitch," he says. Virat Kohli returns to the playing 11 in place of Shreyas Iyer
There was an uncharacteristic restlessness about Mohammed Shami at the Oval on Tuesday. He fidgeted in the solitude of his long-leg outpost, tugging at his sleeves, fiddling with the cap and the shades, kicking his heels, and detachedly waving at the spectators screaming his name.
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There have been quite a few speculations around the former India captain's involvement in the lineup for the second ODI, with the 33-year old having missed out of the first owing to a groin injury. Kohli has also not been named in the India squad for the West Indies tour later this month and it seemed less likely that he would make an appearance today but a recent tweet from BCCI shows Kohli batting in the nets ahead of second ODI in Lord's. So....
England won the one-off Test. India won the T20I series 2-1. The men in blue now have the opportunity to claim the ODI series, at the Lord's Cricket Ground. 20 years and a day after they registered one of the famous ODI wins at the venue and three years after England won their first World Cup at the same venue. With less than a year left in the ODI World Cup, the series has a sense of relevancy with the cast involved quite possibly one that can feature in the final in 2023 as well.
Jos Buttler and co. seemed clueless in the first match at the Kennington Oval as a Jasprit Bumrah inspired pace attack slaughtered the host batting lineup, followed by a perfect chase from openers Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan led India to a 10 wicket win. Both the teams are less likely to make any changes the second of the three match series. Here's how the two may line up today.