England batsman Ian Bell says India will be the favourites in the forthcoming five One-day Internationals series and that the hosts' humbling during the disastrous England tour will amount to nothing.

England's Twenty20 captain Stuart Broad said on Monday he was determined to be fit enough to make his international return against India in a Twenty20 game in Kolkata on October 29.

New BCCI president N Srinivasan on Monday ruled out any post mortem of the Indian team's dismal tour of England in which the side led by Mahendra Singh Dhoni failed to win a single international match.

Back from a disastrous tour of England, off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin on Monday said that the Test series loss had left the India team low in confidence but the side still 'fought to win every match even more than it had during the World Cup.'

He may have had a forgettable series in England but man of the series in the 5-match ODI tournament - MS Dhoni - has climbed in International Cricket Council rankings to take the sixth spot.

Andy Flower, the England coach, has said the successful blooding of a new generation of cricketers in the recent one-day series against India will provide an extra incentive for his senior players in the Test team to build on the high standards they produced in their rise to the top of the world rankings.

A lack of coordination between the players and BCCI was the reason why the Indian team was humiliated in the tour of England, says former captain Kapil Dev.

England cricket coach Andy Flower was simply blown away by Jonny Bairstow's quickfire innings of 41 against India in the final ODI and said it was the best international debut he has seen.

England captain Alastair Cook said on Friday that the challenge for his team would be to replicate their success of summer in the next month's tour to India for a five-match ODI series.

The Statistical highlights from the fifth and final ODI between England and India in Cardiff.