England wrapped up the one-day series against India 2-1 after edging out a high-scoring decider at Lord's, with Ben Duckett's blazing innings proving too much for Rohit Sharma's century and Virat Kohli's fifty to overcome.
How the match unfolded
Batting first, England piled up 387 for 3, powered by Duckett's 141-run knock, losing only three wickets in the process. Chasing 388 to win, India came out swinging. Rohit Sharma brought up a historic century and Virat Kohli added a half-century, keeping India in touch with the target deep into the innings. But India fell short, finishing on 360 for 7 and losing the match by 27 runs.
A record night at Lord's
The two teams combined for 747 runs in the contest, the highest aggregate ever recorded in a one-day international at Lord's. Even in defeat, the number turned the match into a historic one for the venue.
How the series played out
The three-match series opened in Cardiff, where India lost the first game. Lord's hosted the third and deciding match, and England's win there sealed the series 2-1 in their favour.
