A report on one day international matches between india and england
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Sam Curran was handed the man-of-the match award for his heroic 83-ball 95 not out in a lost cause as India won the third ODI by seven runs to clinch the three-match series 2-1. Shardul took four wickets for 67 runs but conceded 18 runs in the 47th over to give England a shot at victory.6 days ago
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England won all three tosses and decided to chase. India posted a 300-run plus total each time. England managed to overhaul the total once. This is how the series went and here is our report card of the Indian team.
By hindustantimes.com
PUBLISHED ON MAR 30, 2021 02:24 PM IST
India ended the home assignments against England on a brilliant high as Virat Kohli's bowlers held their nerves to pull off a close 7-run win over England in the third ODI in Pune on Sunday.
That victory meant India had beaten the reigning ODI world champions 2-1 to win all three series contested between the two teams on this tour. The one-day internationals saw both teams miss several experienced players and all three matches were played on batting friendly tracks.
England won all three tosses and decided to chase. India posted a 300-run plus total each time. England managed to overhaul the total once. This is how the series went and here is our report card of the Indian team,
1) Rohit Sharma: 5/10, Average - One of those rare home series where Rohit Sharma failed to register even a half century. He got starts in all three matches, scoring 28, 25 and 37, but didn't go on to convert them into a big one. He shared strong opening partnerships with Shikhar Dhawan in the first and the third ODIs which helped the team put up a big total.
2) Shikhar Dhawan: 7/10, Good - The southpaw showed why he is an invaluable member of the ODI squad as he teamed up with long time opening partner Rohit Sharma in the first and the third ODI to lay the foundation for an Indian victory. He was unluckily dismissed for 98 in the first match and scored a pacy 67 in the third which provided the hosts an early momentum. A good series for 'Gabbar'.