IND Vs ENG Highlights, 1st ODI: Axar Patel's All-Round Show Propels India To Six-Wicket Win Over England At Edgbaston

India win and it's a whallop from the visitors. They have won in a canter against England. Some payback from the Men In Blue after the 0-4 thrashing in the T20Is. Washington Sundar and Axar Patel hit unbeaten fifties after Shubman Gill's knock of 80 helped the visitors towards a 1-0 win in the three-match series.

Greetings, we are back with another live blog as bruised India seek redemption against England in the first ODI at Edgbaston. Stay tuned for live updates.

The first ODI between England and India will be telecast on the Sony Sports network and streamed on the JioHotstar.

England have won the toss and have opted to bat first against India.

England (Playing XI): Jacob Bethell, Ben Duckett, Joe Root, Harry Brook(c), Jos Buttler(w), Sam Curran, Will Jacks, Jofra Archer, Liam Dawson, Josh Tongue, Adil Rashid

India (Playing XI): Rohit Sharma, Shubman Gill(c), Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul(w), Washington Sundar, Shivam Dube, Axar Patel, Gurnoor Brar, Jasprit Bumrah, Prasidh Krishna

Ben Duckett takes strike with Jacob Bethell at the non-striker's end as Jasprit Bumrah begins the proceedings for India with the new ball.

Jasprit Bumrah began with five disciplined dot balls before Ben Duckett spoiled the over by crunching the final delivery through the covers for four. A tidy start for India, but England get moving with a classy boundary.

Jasprit Bumrah continues to keep things tight with another superb over. Just a single comes off it as Jacob Bethell struggles to get going, while India maintain the early pressure with disciplined bowling.

That's exactly the over England were looking for. Gurnoor Brar's first over goes for 17 runs as Ben Duckett takes full advantage, smashing two sixes and a boundary to shift the momentum firmly in England's favour after India's disciplined start.

England finish the Powerplay in a commanding position without losing a wicket. Ben Duckett leads the charge with a fluent 41, while Gurnoor Brar concedes another expensive over as the hosts seize the early momentum.

What a turnaround from Gurnoor Brar! After an expensive start, the left-armer strikes twice in the same over, removing both openers Ben Duckett and Jacob Bethell. England lose all their early momentum as Harry Brook and Joe Root are left to rebuild.

India are right back in the contest! Jasprit Bumrah removes Harry Brook with his very first ball of the over to claim his 150th ODI wicket, making it three wickets in the last six deliveries for India. Despite four byes, Bumrah's breakthrough leaves England reeling as drinks are taken with the momentum firmly shifting towards the visitors.

India are on top now! Prasidh Krishna delivers a sensational double-wicket maiden, dismissing Jos Buttler and Sam Curran in the same over. England's dramatic collapse continues as they slump from 61/0 to 80/5, with Joe Root left carrying the responsibility of rebuilding the innings.

Shivam Dube strikes at a crucial moment as Will Jacks departs for 20, thanks to a sensational one-handed catch from KL Rahul behind the stumps. Just as England looked to be rebuilding, India strike again to tighten their grip on the contest.

India continue to keep things under control with another disciplined over from Shivam Dube. Just five runs come off it as Joe Root and Liam Dawson cautiously rebuild, but England still have plenty of work to do after their middle-order collapse.

England continue their recovery through Joe Root and Liam Dawson, who are frustrating India's bowlers with a composed partnership. Axar Patel concedes seven runs, including a boundary, as the pair steadily rebuild after the earlier collapse.

England's recovery gathers momentum as Joe Root and Liam Dawson bring up a valuable 70-run partnership. The pair have steadied the innings after the collapse, rotating the strike smartly and punishing loose deliveries to keep India waiting for the breakthrough.

England's fightback continues through Joe Root and Liam Dawson. Dawson brings up a composed half-century while Root moves to 49, leaving the pair on the verge of a century stand that has completely revived the innings after the earlier collapse.

India finally break the dangerous partnership! Axar Patel dismisses Liam Dawson for a well-made 68 as Rohit Sharma completes a safe catch at deep backward square leg. Dawson's fighting knock comes to an end after a vital stand with Joe Root that helped England recover from a dramatic collapse.

Well, well! That's the end of the innings for ENG. Axar Patel takes two wickets in an over (third time in today's play) as India are set a target of 258 to chase at Edgbaston. Joe Root remains not out on 76 with Axar taking four wickets. Superb comeback by the visitors.

Indian innings has begun with Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill at the crease. The visitors will eye a positive start against an in-form ENG pace attack, who have tormented the T20I batters. There's an extra amount of bounce and carry for the bowlers.

Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill have amassed 19 runs in the first four over as they look negate the early swing and play to the hour against the hosts. The IND openers need to be watchful and not go for the big handle.

After a near-perfect start, the visitors have lost their two standout players in Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli. The former captains were dismissed in the first ten overs, leaving England jubilant and India unhappy. Jofra Archer and Sam Curran with the two big wickets for the hosts.

Shubman Gill and Shreyas Iyer have settled in nicely despite the latter having a heart-in-the-mouth moment early on in his innings. The IND duo will need to play some careful strokes, with the ball having a vicious bounce at the Edgbaston track.

Shubman and Shreyas have stitched a nice partnership as they look to motor along in their pursuit of 258. The duo have added 30-plus runs for the third-wicket as they look to minimalize the threat posed from Archer and co.

Shubman Gill has scored yet another fifty as Indian captain leads India's run-chase. Splendid innings from the captain as India cross 100-run barrier in Birmingham. It's not easy batting out there but Gill making things look easy.

Shubman Gill and Shreyas Iyer are putting the bad balls away and not allowing ENG bowlers to settle in. Gill in particular, has middled it nicely as he has raced to 70 runs but has been feeling the heat with cramps taking a toll.

Shubman Gill has walked back to the dressing after retiring hurt. The Indian captain has been feeling the pain in his right hamstring and seems like he cannot carry on. On walks Washington Sundar with IND's 150 up.

Wow! Shubman Gill's retiring hurt as seen England gobble down two wickets in a jiffy! Shreyas Iyer was caught ball-watching and was run-out and KL Rahul was bowled as the hosts fought back in the contest. India making things uneasy for themselves.

Washington Sundar and Axar Patel are just milking ones and twos with the pressure right back on them. ENG have thwarted the run-flow and there have been no fours or sixes yet with the visitors now requiring under 100 runs for victory.

Washington Sundar and Axar Patel have quietened the English with a breezy 24-run partnership and counting. The hosts were up and running after KL Rahul's wicket but the two IND batters have made sure there were no more hiccups along the way.

India need 52 runs in 84 balls and it seems it's just matter of time now unless English bowlers run through the Indian batters. Axar Patel hammers back-to-back fours off Jofra Archer as the visitors cross 200-runs. English camp looks dejected.

India need 36 runs in 60 balls and have six wickets in hand. Axar Patel and Washington Sundar are not in a hurry to chase down the remaining runs and bidding their time. England look out of ideas and are just looking towards a mistake from the Indian batters to provide them a breakthrough.