England Tour Of India 2021: Team India won Paytm ODI series by 2-1 after beating England by 7 runs in 3rd and final ODI at Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium Pune at 28th March. Now I will share the details of this final game match in my way.
3rd ODI (India Vs England)
Game Date: 28th March 2021
Details: England captain Jos Buttler won the toss again and opt to field first in the 3rd and final ODI against India. Team India includes T Natarajan in place of Kuldeep Yadav and England Includes Mark Wood in place of Tom Curran.
Team News:
1⃣ change for #TeamIndia as @Natarajan_91 picked in the team
1⃣ change for England as Mark Wood named in the team@Paytm #INDvENG
Follow the match 👉 https://t.co/wIhEfE5PDR
Here are the Playing XIs 👇 pic.twitter.com/Lqt80KtE6J
— BCCI (@BCCI) March 28, 2021
India all out 329 runs in 48.2 overs after batting first. India’s plan to go hard hasn’t worked as well as they would have wanted. The openers were off to a fiery start, raised the 100 of the team in just the 14th over, but Rashid brought his team back into the contest, with the wickets of the two openers. Kohli and KL Rahul failed to get a start and at 157 for 4, things looked grim. Rishabh and Hardik though had other ideas, they not only stitched a 99-run stand for the 5th wicket, but did so in double quick time. But both fell when well-set, Krunal struggled for timing, Shardul managed a quickfire cameo and then India lost 4 for 8 towards the end. So, in an effort to make a huge score, India have finished with less than what they managed with their steady accumulation in the second ODI. Rishabh Pant scored 78 of 62 balls and Shikhar Dhawan scored 67 of 56 balls. For England Mark Wood pick 3 wickets for 34 runs in his 7 overs.
#TeamIndia are all out with 329 on the board in the series decider.
Scorecard – https://t.co/wIhEfE5PDR #INDvENG @Paytm pic.twitter.com/ZQS2SBwqzA
— BCCI (@BCCI) March 28, 2021
England unable to chase the target and scored only 322/9 in their 50 overs and lost the game by 7 runs and series by 1-2. India were very good in power play and Bhuvneshwar Kumar pick the wickets of both openers in his first 2 overs and at one time England were 200/7 and India was certain to win but Sam Curran have some other plans. India were suddenly choking. Panicking. Dropping catches. It took a disaster of an over by Shardul Thakur to send India into panic mode, but eventually it was the Hardik over that cut them off. He choked them in the penultimate over, leaving 14 for Natarajan in the final over, which he did well to defend. But a doffed hat, to Mr. Sam Curran, who ensured that India didn’t rest easy until the penultimate ball of the tour. In the end, India have swept all the formats, but it certainly wasn’t as one-sided as that scoreline suggests. Sam Curran scored 95* of 83 balls and Dawid Malan scored 50 of 50 balls. For India Shardul Thakur pick 4 wickets for 67 runs in his 10 overs.
Things went right down to the wire but #TeamIndia held their nerve to win the third & final @Paytm #INDvENG ODI to secure a series win. 👏🙌
Scorecard 👉 https://t.co/wIhEfE5PDR pic.twitter.com/oVvOWZ7l21
— BCCI (@BCCI) March 28, 2021
IND: 329 all out in 48.2
ENG: 322/9 in 50 overs
Match Result: India won by 6 runs
Series Result: Team India won ODI series by 2-1
Man of the Match: Sam Curran
Man of the Series: Jonny Bairstow
That Winning Feeling 👏👏#TeamIndia beat England by 7 runs in the third & final @Paytm #INDvENG ODI and complete a 2-1 series win. 👍👍
Scorecard 👉 https://t.co/wIhEfE5PDR pic.twitter.com/mqfIrwJKQb
— BCCI (@BCCI) March 28, 2021
Stats
– 5000+ partnership runs in ODIs
8227 Tendulkar – Ganguly
5992 Sangakkara – Jayawardene
5475 Dilshan – Sangakkara
5462 Jayasuriya – Atapattu
5409 Gilchrist – Hayden
5206 Greenidge – Haynes
5004* Rohit – Dhawan
– Most 100+ partnerships in ODIs
26 Tendulkar – Ganguly
20 Dilshan – Sangakkara
18 Rohit – Kohli
17 Rohit-Dhawan
– Most 100+ opening partnerships in ODIs
21 Tendulkar – Ganguly
17 Rohit – Dhawan
16 Gilchrist – Hayden
15 Greenidge – Haynes
– Dismissing Kohli most times in international cricket
10 Tim Southee
9 Adil Rashid / Moeen Ali *
8 G Swann / J Anderson / Ben Stokes
– Highest ODI totals with no batsman scoring 80+ (India)
348/5 vs Ban Dhaka 2004
329/10 vs Eng Pune 2021 *
324/6 vs Eng Leeds 2007
– This is the first time in 18 ODIs after WC 2019 Indian bowlers have picked more than a wicket in the 1st Power play.
– 95* by Sam Curran is now the highest ODI score by a number 8.
– Highest individual score batting at 8 or below (ODI)
95* Sam Curran v Ind Pune, 2021
95* Chris Woakes v SL, Nottingham 2016
92* Andre Russell v Ind, North Sound 2011
92 Nathan Coulter-Nile v WI, Nottingham 2019
86* Ravi Rampaul v Ind, Vizag 2011
– Most runs in an ODI without an individual 100
656 SA (326) v Aus (330) – Port Elizabeth 2002
651 Ind (329) v Eng (322) – Pune 2021
649 Ind (329) v Eng (320) – Bristol 2007
648 Eng (351) v Pak (297) – Leeds 2019
– England tour of India 2020-21
Tests: Lost 1-3
ODIs: Lost 2-3
T20Is: Lost 1-2
– England in bilateral ODI series in India in the last 15 years
Lost 1-5 in 2006
Lost 0-5 in 2008
Lost 0-5 in 2011
Lost 2-3 in 2013
Lost 1-2 in 2017
Lost 1-2 in 2021
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