By Team Sports Kida 
Jos Buttler had been making some beautiful shots, but his innings has come to a premature halt as Hardik Pandya produced another hard length delivery, this one slightly fuller and Jos Buttler played it straight to mid-off.
Shami returns and strikes again by dismissing Mark Wood. After giving an audible clue, Jurel took an eyeful and took the catch easily.
In this article, we will discuss the main points or high lights of India National Cricket Team vs England Cricket Team Timeline.
Here is the players list for the India vs England ODI series held in February 2025:
| India ODI Squad | England ODI Squad |
|---|---|
| Rohit Sharma (c) | Jos Buttler (c) |
| Shubman Gill | Harry Brook |
| Shreyas Iyer | Ben Duckett |
| Yashasvi Jaiswal | Joe Root |
| Virat Kohli | Philip Salt |
| KL Rahul | Jamie Smith |
| Rishabh Pant | Jacob Bethell |
| Ravindra Jadeja | Brydon Carse |
| Axar Patel | Liam Livingstone |
| Washington Sundar | Jamie Overton |
| Arshdeep Singh | Jofra Archer |
| Harshit Rana | Gus Atkinson |
| Kuldeep Yadav | Saqib Mahmood |
| Mohammed Shami | Adil Rashid |
| Varun Chakaravarthy | Mark Wood |
IND vs ENG 2nd ODI
India and England have met again at the Barabati Stadium in Cuttack for the second ODI, after India won by four wickets in Nagpur. Both teams have made good starts to this matchup so far, with Rohit Sharma scoring well for India while Joe Root has found early success for England.
However, it was the bowlers who won out as wickets regularly fell following England’s strong start. All four bowlers contributed wickets across their lineup – Jamie Overton, Gus Atkinson, Adil Rashid and Ravindra Jadeja all chipping in and helping put pressure on England batsmen until late in their innings when Jos Buttler fell victim to Harshit Rana.
Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill put on an opening 10-over partnership of 69 runs as the visitors struggled for big scores but still posted an impressive total of 286/6.
England’s batsmen were careless with the fielding, allowing India to pick up quick wickets throughout their innings. With time running out, visitors looked to score quick runs before losing wicket.
However, they were taken by surprise when faced with some brilliant bowling from their hosts. Adil Rashid’s brilliant spell saw him pick up Phil Salt’s wicket before Virat Kohli fell victim to Jadeja off of a single ball delivered from Adil Rashid – both events taking place within one ball!
As yet, no lights are working at the ground and play has been postponed until further notice. We will keep you up-to-date with any developments as they arise.
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Axar Patel bowls for India. He delivers a short delivery on the stumps which Harry Brook attempts to pull and gets an edge that flies over Shubman Gill at mid off, taking out three early wickets from England’s innings and breaking their 66-run partnership. This wicket leads to three early wickets falling.
India vs England 2nd ODI
Rohit Sharma scored an unbeaten century to help India defeat England by four wickets at Barabati Stadium, Cuttack in their 2nd One Day International on April 15th. India have established an unassailable 2-0 advantage in this three match series which can be watched live via Sony Sports Channels or streamed live using SonyLIV app.
Phil Salt and Ben Duckett had an 81 run opening partnership before India bowler Varun Chakravarthy got the breakthrough for India, though Joe Root and Liam Livingstone helped England post an respectable score of 304 after 49.5 overs. Ravindra Jadeja, Hardik Pandya and Varun Rana all claimed wickets during India’s bowling attack.
Axar Patel and KL Rahul’s partnership of 17 runs brought India closer to their target. Unfortunately, Rahul was run out by Shreyas Iyer off Jadeja’s bowling.
There has been a temporary delay as one of the floodlights has stopped functioning properly, prompting umpires and players to determine whether it is safe to play before giving their go-ahead for it to return soon.
India vs England 3rd ODI
Shubman Gill led India’s triumphant performance against England in their final ODI, to clean sweep them 3-0 and secure an historic series win for them. Their steady batting unit led by Gill (112 runs, 102 balls batted over, 14×4, 3×6 dismissals and 15 wickets at an average score of 356, while Axar Patel took Axar Patel as their final wicket and sealed their win convincingly with Gus Atkinson being taken out to cap off a dominant win for India over three.
After making an encouraging start in their chase for victory, England soon found themselves struggling. Both openers were dismissed early and their middle order struggled to get going as the ball aged; Axar Patel and KL Rahul maintained pressure through disciplined bowling tactics to limit England’s progress towards success.
England’s hopes of making a comeback were dealt a further setback when Tom Banton was out for a duck to Axar Patel for just nine runs – an unfortunate wicketkeeper caught off guard by an unexpected short delivery that caught them off guard and caught off guard by surprise. England quickly ran out of wickets with only nine runs left to bat with!
England were set an arduous target, yet failed to mount any credible challenge and were dismissed for only 214.
The third One-Day International was on paper an easy win, yet still managed to generate plenty of interest due to being the final match before Champions Trophy – both teams desperately trying to avoid a whitewash and avoid being shut out from tournament.
India made three changes from their last match, replacing Varun Chakaravarthy (sore calf), Ravindra Jadeja and Mohammed Shami with Washington Sundar, Kuldeep Yadav and Arshdeep Singh from Kuldeep Yadav and Arshdeep Singh respectively. England only made one switch in Tom Banton for Jamie Overton.
India vs England 4th ODI
India defeated England by five wickets to take an unassailable 3-1 advantage in the five-match ODI series. Chasing 192 runs to win, India had fallen to 120-5 before Shubman Gill and Dhruv Jurel provided an unbroken sixth-wicket partnership of 72 runs that carried India over the line despite some early troubles; offspinner Shoaib Bashir bagged three wickets.
India won the toss and decided to bowl first at Kolkata’s Eden Gardens, restricting England to only 132 runs over their allotted 20 overs. Varun Chakravarthy took three wickets while Arshdeep Singh, Hardik Pandya and Axar Patel all picked up two wickets each for India; Jos Buttler (68 off 44 balls) was England’s sole batsman to reach 50 during their innings.
After an underwhelming start from England’s batsmen, Harry Brook made up ground thanks to a fluent half-century. But India quickly turned things around thanks to two wickets from Varun Chakravarthy in the 15th over – assisted by Harshit Rana who took 3/33 in his international debut.
Rohit Sharma led India with his bat, remaining unbeaten on 119 while leading from the front. Rohit completed his 17th ODI century while showing maturity in the middle order.
Ajinkya Rahane was in sublime form and it was a delight to watch him as he moved up the order to open. It seemed likely he’d add another century to his ODI total but unfortunately miscued while attempting to smash Harry Gurney over extra cover, being caught by Alex Hales at deep square leg boundary.
India and England will play their second ODI of their series at Barabati Stadium in Cuttack – one of India’s oldest cricket grounds that hosted its inaugural One-Day International (ODI) back in 1982. Both sides will hope to improve upon their previous performances; Indian batsmen have struggled against seam and swing, while their English opponents have failed to build momentum after winning the toss.