England’s disappointing tour concluded with yet another one-sided victory for the home team, as India decisively defeated the visitors in the final ODI held in Ahmedabad. The match was marked by Shubman Gill’s impressive seventh century, achieved in his 50th ODI match for India, alongside significant contributions from players such as Shreyas Iyer, Virat Kohli, and KL Rahul. In response, England’s batting effort faltered around the midway point, resulting in a substantial defeat by 142 runs.

Rohit Sharma delivered an explosive century, scoring 119 runs off 90 balls, marking his 32nd in One Day Internationals, which

Abhishek Sharma captivated the Wankhede Stadium with an extraordinary record-setting century, as India triumphed over England in the final T20I by an impressive margin of 150 runs. With the series already secured, India’s batting prowess was on full display, spearheaded by Abhishek’s remarkable performance. The team concluded their innings at 247/9, bolstered by the opener’s explosive 135 runs off just 54 balls. In response, England faltered dramatically, being dismissed for under 100 runs, despite a commendable half-century from Phil Salt.

Hardik Pandya and Shivam Dube both scored half-centuries, while an impressive all-round bowling display from Ravi Bishnoi and concussion substitute

Tilak Varma led India to victory with an impressive fifty in a tense second T20I match against England in Chennai. The game seemed manageable at the halfway point, especially after England’s lackluster batting performance. However, India faced significant challenges against the visitors’ pace bowlers, finding themselves at a precarious 104/6 while chasing a target of 166. Demonstrating remarkable composure and adaptability, Tilak kept the Indian innings afloat until the final moments, ultimately securing the win with four balls remaining.

India’s spin trio delivered an impressive performance, achieving figures of 5/67 across their 12 overs, thereby establishing a strong precedent in the T20I series. This effort contributed significantly to their commanding seven-wicket victory over England in Kolkata on Wednesday, January 22. In a matchup anticipated as a showdown between two formidable batting lineups, India showcased their spin bowling strength in home conditions, restricting England to a mere 132 runs. A remarkable innings from Abhishek Sharma, who scored swiftly, ensured the match concluded with 43 balls remaining.