India vs england 3rd odi live score

India was in a spot of bother after losing its top four cheaply. Then, Hardik Pandya and Rishabh Pant came together to construct a series-defining partnership of 133 runs. Pant accelerated after Pandya’s dismissal to get to his first-ever ODI century before sealing India’s series win with a boundary. Earlier, Indian bowlers, led by Pandya’s four-wicket haul, contained England to a manageable total. Chahal managed to get three wickets. With his performance today, Pandya also became the first Indian to get a four-wicket haul and a 50 in the same game in both ODIs and T20s. IND 236/5 in 41 overs Pant’s batting acumen in complex test match situations has been proven beyond doubt. Today, he has done the same in ODIs. He almost gave it all up going for the glory shot, which just eludes a leaping fielder. One ball later, Pant swivels and turns it to square leg to complete his first ever century in ODIs and what a time to bring it up. It has put India, ever so close to a famous win here. IND 231/5 in 40 overs Willey’s turn to have a go at the lefties. The Indian batters know that if they play it safe and take their time, this chase could be in their pocket. But playing it safe has never been Pant’s forte. He goes down on his knee and wallops it into the stands beyond the mid-wicket fence for a SIX. IND 206/5 in 36 overs Almost as in response to Pant’s onslaught, Hardik pulls one almost into the long on fence for a four. He follows it by dispatching a slow full toss through the cov...

England is taking on India in the third and final One Day International (ODI) at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune on March 23. The three-match series is currently levelled at 2-2. All three ODIs were played at the same venue, behind closed doors amid resurging COVID-19 cases. While the ground, on the outskirts of Pune, has hosted only five ODIs, it is known to favour batting. A score of 300 has been breached five times at the venue. In the second ODI, India put up a score of 336/6 in 50 overs powered by KL Rahul's 108. Captain Virat Kohli and Rishabh Pant scored 66 and 77, respectively. Hardik Pandya played a late cameo of 16-ball 35. In response, England made a strong start with openers Jason Roy scoring a fifty and Jonny Bairstow striking a 112-ball 124. Ben Stokes scored 99 runs of just 52 balls, and fell short of a century. The visitors chased the total in 43.3 overs. In the first ODI, India had posted a total of 317-5 in 50 overs powered by Shikhar Dhawan's 106-ball 98. While skipper Kohli scored 56 runs off 60 balls, ODI debutant Krunal Pandya and KL Rahul scored unbeaten 58 (31 balls) and 62 (43 balls), respectively. In response, England's Jonny Bairstow scored a 66-ball 94 and Jason Roy fell four short of a half-century. The visitors lost their first wicket with 135 on the board. However, debutant Prasidh Krishna picked up four wickets— with support from Shardul Thakur— to bowl out England for 251. Prior to this match, India defeated England 3-2 ...