Summary

  • Third ODI, Lord's

  • England win by 27 runs to win series 2-1

  • England 387-3 (50 overs): Duckett 141 (135), Bethell 91 (93), Root 74* (48), Buttler 41* (13)

  • Hosts hit highest ODI total at Lord's and Duckett makes highest individual total

  • India 360-7 (50 overs): Rohit 138 (110), Gill 77 (84), Kohli 74 (60); Curran 4-75

  • Watch highlights from 23:25 BST on BBC Two

Have your say on England men this summer

Live Reporting

by Adwaidh Rajan & Mike Peter

  1. Ben Jones
    CricViz analyst

    Sam Curran has bowled exceptionally slowly. 49% of his deliveries have been below 120kph (74.6mph) - the next highest today is Arshdeep Singh, with 13%.

  2. Ind 339-7

    49 runs needed off 12 balls

    Despite two boundaries that over from Arshdeep Singh, Sam Curran finishes with impressive figures of 4-75 on this wicket.

    England needed someone to wrest back control from India and that is exactly what Curran did, alongside Jacob Bethell.

  3. Phil Tufnell
    Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    I'm going to start calling Curran a left-arm spinner. 80% of his deliveries have almost been like a genuine left-arm spinner but he's changed it up nicely today.

  4. wicket

    WICKET

    Axar c Jacks b Curran 2 (Ind 329-7)

    Axar Patel departs, skying one high up in the air and falling as Sam Curran's fourth victim of the day.

  5. Phil Tufnell
    Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    England will be delighted with this.

    It was the perfect innings really. They out together the platform, Root cruising then Buttler coming in.

  6. Ind 328-6

    60 runs needed off 18 balls

    You feel KL Rahul was India's last real hope.

    With him sent back to the pavilion, England are all but inching towards a series-clinching victory.

  7. Phil Tufnell
    Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    England are just looking slightly more relaxed now. They've stuck to their guns, were put under immense pressure by India but they've stuck as a unit.

  8. Alison Mitchell
    Test Match Special commentator

    Bowls him! It's the end of KL Rahul. India just might fall away here.

  9. wicket

    WICKET

    Rahul b Archer 12 (Ind 327-6)

    Another Indian wicket falls.

    Jofra Archer manages to get one to nip back in and KL Rahul can only drag it onto his stumps.

  10. Phil Tufnell
    Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    You always thought it was going to be a step too far for India. They hung in there and got people a bit nervous but all it took was a few slogs into the air.

    It's been a great game but looks to be a little too much now.

  11. Ind 327-5

    61 runs needed off 22 balls

    Jofra Archer is back into the attack for England.

    And he's welcomed back by KL Rahul, who cuts the fast bowler away for back-to-back boundaries.

  12. India 319-5

    69 runs needed off 24 balls

    Axar Patel is the new batter for India.

    Can England keep things tight from here? Sam Curran only gives away four from the remainder of the over.

    His figures now read 3-64, with one more over left in the bank.

  13. Sir Alastair Cook
    Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    Kohli is frustrated, he just couldn't quite nail the big shots towards the end. Today, he just couldn't hit the big ones consistently enough.

  14. Alison Mitchell
    Test Match Special commentator

    Kohli is gone and with him India's hopes.

    WinViz gives England 95% chance of victory, India 5%CricViz
  15. wicket

    WICKET

    Kohli c Brook b Curran 74 (Ind 315-5)

    How crucial could that wicket prove to be?

    Virat Kohli, India's master of the chase, is on his way back to the pavilion and it is Sam Curran, who does the trick again for the hosts.

    The India supporters at Lord's have gone quiet all of a sudden.

  16. Ben Jones
    CricViz analyst

    The most runs England have conceded in the last five overs of an ODI innings was 85 runs against West Indies in North Sound, back in 2014.

  17. Alison Mitchell
    Test Match Special commentator

    There's one of those sixes but Kohli will need many, many more.

  18. 6 runs

    India 314-4

    74 runs needed off 30 balls

    India need boundaries and Virat Kohli finds it in the final ball of Jacob Bethell's over, launching a six down the ground.

    Five overs now remain.

  19. Sir Alastair Cook
    Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    As brilliant as that opening partnership was, will India look back and regret how slow they went along?

    Whilst Virat Kohli is still there, India have some hope. The master of the chase.

  20. India 306-4

    82 runs needed off 33 balls

    KL Rahul now joins Virat Kohli in the middle.

    He opens his account with a single from the second ball he has faced.