IND Vs ENG Live Score, 3rd ODI: Rohit Sharma In Full Flow, Virat Kohli Struggles | India 236/1 (36)

Virat Kohli is struggling a bit to come to terms with the slow pace of the pitch and the England bowlers are pushing further pressure on him by not giving him any pace at all. Meanwhile, Rohit Sharma at the other end is looking at his vintage best. India need a move on from here and need big hits from both the ends, if they want to make a match from here.

IND 236/1 (36)

What a way to answer the noise. With speculation swirling around his future and his place in the side, Rohit Sharma has delivered the perfect response, with the bat.

Adil Rashid tosses it up, and Rohit puts it away for four to bring up his 34th ODI century. He soaks in the applause, raises his bat, and acknowledges the dressing room after a captain's knock filled with authority, composure, and class. Vintage Rohit when India needed him most.

England finally have the breakthrough they desperately needed. Looking to accelerate, Shubman Gill goes for the sweep against Rashid's slider but misses it completely.

The ball crashes into his pads right in front, and the umpire's finger goes up. Gill reviews immediately, but ball-tracking shows three reds, with the delivery going on to clip the top of leg stump. The India captain walks back after a classy 77 off 84 balls, an innings studded with 10 fours and a six. England have their first wicket, ending a superb opening stand.

The India opener brings up his 63rd ODI half-century in trademark fashion. Gus Atkinson goes full, but Rohit is a step ahead, shuffling across his stumps and brilliantly scooping the ball fine for four. A clever, calculated stroke to reach the milestone. He raises his bat to acknowledge the applause, and the crowd responds warmly to another fluent innings from the veteran.

India's openers have brought up a superb 100-run stand, laying the perfect platform. Adil Rashid fires in a slower one, and Rohit Sharma drops to one knee to sweep it towards deep square leg.

There's not much timing on the shot because of the lack of pace, but it doesn't matter, the single is enough to take India to a century opening partnership. Rohit and Shubman Gill have looked in complete command, keeping England on the back foot throughout.

FIFTY FOR SHUBMAN GILL! Another captain's knock, another classy milestone. Adil Rashid floats one up, inviting the drive, and Gill accepts with delight. Using plenty of bottom hand, he whips it elegantly over extra cover for a couple as long-off cuts it off.

The two runs are enough to bring up a fluent half-century, and Gill acknowledges the applause with a raise of the bat. Calm, composed, and in complete control, this has been a captain's innings.

That's pure class from Shubman Gill. Josh Tongue overpitches outside off, and the India captain needs no second invitation. Gill leans beautifully into the drive, gets his front foot to the pitch of the ball, and drills it past short cover. The timing is exquisite, the placement even better, and the ball rockets away to the fence.

Shubman Gill is in complete control here. Josh Tongue drops it short, but not short enough to trouble the India skipper. Gill stands tall, rolls his wrists, and hammers the pull in front of square on the leg side.

One bounce, into the ropes, and Gill doesn't even bother taking off. When you know it's four, you just admire the shot.

Rohit Sharma says, thank you very much!

Josh Tongue bangs it in short, but there's not enough lift to trouble the India opener. Rohit rocks back in a flash and absolutely nails the pull over backward square leg. Picked the length early, met it sweetly, and sent it soaring into the stands. That's vintage Rohit, effortless, authoritative, and hit with absolute disdain.

Shubman Gill isn't letting anything loose go unpunished. Jofra Archer strays wide outside off, and Gill is all over it in a flash. Standing tall and waiting for the ball to come to him, the India skipper crunches a fierce cut through point. Right on top of the bounce, effortless timing, and the boundary comes racing in. That's a statement shot.

Shubman Gill smashed a majestic drive for a boundary but Archer makes a scintillating comeback with four dot balls. There has been some inconsistent bounce in the pitch which has troubled the Indian batters so far.

IND 9/0 (3)

India openers - Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill start India's chase at Lord's in the series-decider. Both the openers start cautiously in the first over of Jofra Archer, scoring only 2 runs.

IND 2/0 (1)

- It was a shambolic performance by Indian bowlers especially in the last five overs, where they conceded 87 runs.

- England post a gigantic 387 runs on board in the decider - highest List A score at Lord's

- Joe Root played a magnificent 74-run knock off 48 balls. It's his sixth consecutive fifty in ODIs.

What a sensational display of power hitting by the English batters as they rack up 72 runs in the last four overs to take their final score to 387 runs in 50 overs. Jos Buttler smashed two sixes and equal number of fours to Gurnoor Brar in the 49th over to accumulate 23 runs and Root build on it by picking 16 runs from the last over of Prince Yadav including three fours. This was Joe Root's sixth consecutive fifty in ODIs as he finished at 74 off 48 balls, while Buttler complemented him quite well with a fiery 41 off 13 balls.

ENG 387/3 (50)

England skipper, Harry Brook falls for 14 off 12 balls, while trying to clear the long-off boundary but could only find the safe hands of Virat Kohli. Earlier, the wicket of Ben Duckett didn't bring any respite for the Indian bowlers as Joe Root continued tormenting the Indian bowlers and brought his 48th ODI fifty in 39 balls.

ENG 325/3 (47)

Ben Duckett finally departs after scoring a scintillating 141 runs in 135 balls. Prince Yadav is the bowlers, who deceives Duckett with a slower delivery, leading him to check his shot and the ball lobs into the air, with Prince not making any mistake in taking the return catch. Harry Brook join forces with Root at the crease.

ENG 297/2 (44)

It's all too easy for the English batters as they are milking the India bowlers for singles and doubles and successfully managing an add boundary here and there. ENG have maintained a healthy run-rate of over 6.50 and are well in course to touch the 350-run mark, which could be a monstrous task for the Indian batters.

ENG 270/1 (41)

Ben Duckett is getting some treatment as copped a blow on his gloves off a bowl that jagged back in sharply but the blow didn't faze Duckett as he brutally punches the next ball for a boundary towards the extra cover fence. With the boundary, Duckett moves to 97, just three runs shy of his fourth century. ENG still have nine wickets in hand, with 16 overs remaining. India must brace themselves for a big chase.

ENG 216/1 (35)

Wicket! Heartbreak for Jacob Bethell as he falls just nine runs short of his second international century. Prasidh Krishna, who looked like the only Indian bowler with some steam today, finally got the reward of his tight line and length as he cramped Bethell for room, who whips a short delivery into the body straight into the hands of the deep square leg fielder as India get their first wicket of the match.

ENG 192/1 (30.1)

The situation is not getting better for India at all as they are still wicketless after 25 overs of play in the first innings. Meanwhile, England are completely on top with both the openers - Ben Duckett and Jacob Bethell looking well-set at 65 and 79 respectively. A wicket is the need for the hour for the Men In Blue or they could well be chasing a gigantic total in the decider.

ENG 163/0 (25)

Jacob Bethell brought up his half-century in 51 balls and has now moved to 62, while Ben Duckett is also inching closer to his. The inexperienced Indian pace attack has looked quite ineffective so far and with the lack of any attacking spin option, it's looking that things could further deteriorate for the Indian team.

ENG 129/0 (21)

Jacob Bethell and Ben Duckett slam Gurnoor Brar for a boundary apiece to take 10 runs from the overs, with the partnership becoming 96 runs strong after the end of 15 overs. Drinks are on the field now, meanwhile India need to get a breakthrough otherwise a strong ENG batting line-up could easily bat them out of the match from here.

ENG 96/0 (15)

The opening partnership between Ben Duckett (30*) and Jacob Bethell (43*) is going from strength to strength and is now 86 runs strong. There have some odd chances created by the Indian pacers but at large they haven't been able to put much pressure on the English batters because of their inconsistent bowling except from Prasidh Krishna, who has been brilliant with his line and length after a wayward early start.

ENG 86/0 (14)

Prasidh Krishna continues to torment English batter with consecutive dot deliveries especially Jacob Bethell. The immaculate line and length from Krishna forces Duckett to try a high risk scoop shot, which he mistimes but just manages to get past the short fine leg fielder to the boundary. Despite some pressure by Indian bowlers in the last few overs, ENG have got off to a solid start in the first ten over, without losing any wicket.

ENG 58/0 (10)

A brilliant maiden over by Prasidh Krishna as he went around the wicket and cramped Bethell for room. After giving some bad deliveries at the start that leaked quick runs, the Indian bowlers especially Prasidh Krishna are finding their mojo back.

ENG 37/0 (6)

England are off to a good start in the decider as the Indian bowlers have leaked boundaries in the first three overs. There's not much assistance for the bowlers from the wicket but both Arshdeep Singh and Prasidh Krishna have also been erratic with their lenghts, giving some easy boundary hitting deliveries to both the openers.

ENG 27/0 (3)

Ben Duckett and Jacob Bethell start the proceedings for England, while Arshdeep Singh, who's playing in place of injured Jasprit Bumrah takes the new ball for India. Arshdeep bowls a decent first over, with some seam movement from the surface, while the English batters negate it well to get three runs from the over.

ENG 3/0 (1)

India hit by a huge blow before the series decider as their spearhead paceman Jasprit Bumrah has been ruled out of the match due to an injury to his left knee, while fielding in the last match.

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

India (Playing XI): Rohit Sharma, Shubman Gill(c), Virat Kohli, Ishan Kishan, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul(w), Axar Patel, Gurnoor Brar, Prince Yadav, Arshdeep Singh, Prasidh Krishna

England have won the toss and have opted to bat.

Virat Kohli is on the verge of another ODI milestone, needing 133 more runs to reach 15,000 runs in the format. If he gets there, he will become only the second batter in history, after Sachin Tendulkar (18,426 runs), to achieve the landmark.

The 3rd India vs England ODI is being streamed live on the JioHotstar app and website in India. Fans can also enjoy the live TV telecast on Star Sports Network.

Joe Root continues to be England's most dependable batter, extending his remarkable run of form with five consecutive fifty-plus scores. His last five innings have produced 61, 75, 111 , 76 and 99*, with the unbeaten knocks of 76 and 99 coming against India in the ongoing ODI series. The veteran has anchored England's batting with trademark consistency and will once again be the key wicket for India's bowlers in the series decider.

India Likely XI: Rohit Sharma, Shubman Gill (c), Virat Kohli, Ishan Kishan (wk), Shreyas Iyer, Shivam Dube, Axar Patel, Gurnoor Brar, Jasprit Bumrah, Kuldeep Yadav, Prasidh Krishna.

England Likely XI: Ben Duckett, Jacob Bethell, Joe Root, Harry Brook(c), Jos Buttler(w), Sam Curran, Will Jacks, Gus Atkinson, Jofra Archer, Adil Rashid, Saqib Mahmood.

India are likely to made two changes for the series decider at Lord's. KL Rahul might return to the playing XI after missing the Cardiff ODI due to illness, replacing Ishan Kishan, while Harsh Dubey has replaced Washington Sundar, who has been ruled out with a right hamstring injury. Rahul's return will add experience and stability to the batting order, while Dubey might get another opportunity to impress with both bat and ball.

Forecasts predict mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies, with temperatures ranging between 13°C and 24°C. Rain probability remains low at around 0-10%, while humidity is expected to stay between 48% and 74%.

Light winds may assist seam bowlers early on, but overall, spectators and players can expect ideal cricketing conditions.

Shubman Gill has been India's standout batter so far, leading the run charts with 111 runs. England's Joe Root tops the overall scoring list with 175 runs, while Axar Patel has been the most successful bowler in the series with five wickets. Close behind are England's Jofra Archer and India's Gurnoor Brar, who have claimed four wickets each heading into the series decider.

Rohit Sharma enters the series decider under pressure after scores of 11 and 26 in the first two ODIs. With India needing their veteran opener to lead from the front and speculation over his future continuing despite BCCI's denial, a big knock at Lord's could shift the narrative in his favour.

Harry Brook avoided commenting on Rohit Sharma's future but praised both the Indian captain and Virat Kohli for their remarkable careers.

"I don't know what's been said about Rohit. They've (Rohit and Kohli) obviously been phenomenal players for many years, and it's good to see them still playing the game," Brook told reporters.

England Squad: Ben Duckett, Jacob Bethell, Joe Root, Harry Brook (c), Sam Curran, Jos Buttler(w), Will Jacks, Gus Atkinson, Jofra Archer, Adil Rashid, Saqib Mahmood, Brydon Carse, Tom Banton, James Coles, Rehan Ahmed, Josh Tongue, Liam Dawson.

Updated India squad: Rohit Sharma, Shubman Gill (c), Virat Kohli, Ishan Kishan (w), Shreyas Iyer, Axar Patel, Shivam Dube, Gurnoor Brar, Jasprit Bumrah, Prasidh Krishna, Arshdeep Singh, KL Rahul, Kuldeep Yadav, Harsh Dubey, Prince Yadav.

Despite speculation over his ODI future, BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia dismissed retirement reports. Even so, Rohit Sharma's performance today could shape the conversation around his future with India.

The India vs England 3rd ODI will be broadcast live on the Star Sports Network, while live streaming will be available on the Jio Hotstar app and website.

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