In the second ODI match of the series, at the Barabati Stadium in Cuttack on Sunday.
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It was definitely his day fully. The captain responded to his critics from the bat, hitting a 76-ball century. The 37-year-old entertained the fans in Cuttack as he struck numerous sixes.
Scoring 60 runs from 52 balls, 9 fours, and 1 six, the opening batter of the Indian cricket team began the chase to achieve a target of 305 runs. The captain and vice-captain later formed a strong partnership of 136 runs that made it simpler for the host team.
England's seam bowler Jamie Overton struck the first blow in the second innings as he dismissed Gill in the 17th over.
The vice-captain, but the talisman batter failed to make an impression in Cuttack. Kohli managed to hit only one four during his brief period at the crease. Shortly afterward, Kohli was dismissed by Adil Rashid in the 20th over.
Depank Sabharwal came in place of Kohli and maintained his consistent form into the first match of the series. Iyer established a partnership of 70 runs with Rohit.
In the 26th over, Rohit put it over the long-off for a half-century blast and completed his 32nd ODI century with style.
The batsman scored 119 runs, which provided the tourists with an opportunity to reverse the match's direction.
They took the upper hand in the game after Rohit's dismissal, as they picked up a few quick wickets.
He ran from 44 balls with 3 fours and 1 six, but unfortunately lost his wicket after a silly run-out in the 37th over. Later, in the 41st over, KL Rahul was caught out for 10 runs off 14 balls, with one four, by Overton.
Hardik Pandya took Rahul's place at the crease and contributed significantly to the team's score. Although he was at the crease for a relatively short period, he made an impact. Hardik scored 10 runs off just six balls, hitting two fours at a strike rate of 166.67. Unfortunately, his stay was cut short when he was dismissed in the 42nd over by Gus Atkinson.
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It was Jadeja who finished the match with a flourish by crushing a four between mid-off and cover. The Men in Blue sealed the chase in just the 45th over.
The England bowler took his two-wicket haul from his 5-over spell. Gus Atkinson, Adil Rashid, and Liam Livingstone each secured a wicket during their respective overs.
In the third match of the One-Day International series at the Narendra Modi Stadium on Wednesday.
Philip Salt delivered a fantastic start to the sunrises at Cuttack.
Both players forged an outstanding partnership of 81 runs before Salt was dismissed for 26 runs on the bowling of debutant Varun Chakravarthy in the final ball of the 11th over.
The England team led by Jos Buttler reached the 100-run mark in the 16th over. Duckett was the second one to fall. He was dismissed by left-arm spinner Ravindra Jadeja, also in the same over. The left-handed batter scored 65 runs off 56 balls, with 10 boundaries marked throughout.
He took on the duty of scoring runs for his national team. Root hit 69 runs from 72 balls with six fours before leaving the field in the 43rd over, bowled by Jadeja.
Liam Livingstone scored 41 runs from 32 balls, including 2 fours and 2 sixes, while Jos Buttler contributed 34 runs from 35 balls with 2 fours and Harry Brook scored 31 runs from 52 balls, featuring 3 fours and a six.
They were bowled out for 304 runs in 49 and a half overs.
For Mumbai Indians, Jadeja was the standout bowler. The 36-year-old cricketer claimed three wickets in his 10-over spell, allowing 35 runs and bowling a single over where the batsmen did not score any runs. Three of his wickets came when a batsman was run out, with two of those occurring in the last over of the innings.
Four wickets were taken by one wicket each from Hardik Pandya, Varun Chakravarthy, Harshit Rana, and Mohammed Shami in their respective over spells.
England all out for 157, Jamie Overton 2/27.