4.4 OUT! CAUGHT! Rohit departs and Wood marks his authority in this game with his second wicket. Archer dropped one of his own bowling but has taken a very good catch off his fast bowling patrtner's bowling. Wood once again continues his express bowling. He follows Rohit who is backing away from the stumps. Rohit goes for the pull but ends up gloving it to the left of short fine leg. Archer runs to that side and dives in front to take a very good catch. Both the Indian openers are back in the hut and it is a dream start for England. Rohit did not look comfortable out in the middle and his stay in his comeback game is a short one. 20/2

2.3 OUT! CASTLED! Wood gets a wicket and Rahul's poor run continues! Another early blow for India. Full and around off, Rahul looks to drive it down the ground but does not use his feet to get to the pitch of the ball.  He though goes ahead with his stroke leaving a big gap between bat and pad. The ball goes through the gate to peg the stumps back. 7/1

5.2 OUT! CAUGHT! The man who scored a half-ton on debut in the 2nd T20I departs cheaply here. Jordan strikes in his very first over. The stats have proven right that Kishan falters in the first innings. Short ball around off, from Chris. Kishan looks to go for the pull. He though gets it off the top edge as the ball flies behind the keeper. Buttler runs behind keeping his eyes on the ball, there is another fielder along with him but Jos calls for the catch and takes it. 3 down in the Powerplay and India are in a spot of bother here. Statistically, it is proven to be very difficult to win a game after being 3 down in the Powerplay. India now have a mountain to climb. 24/3

11.1 OUT! RUN OUT! A very late call for the second and that has brought about the downfall of Rishabh Pant! Pant should have said no but he decided to go with his skipper's call and the dive has not saved him. Good length ball outside off, Pant cuts it away from deep point and takes two. The throw is at the keeper's end in front of the stumps.  Buttler looks to guide it to the stumps but it misses and the ball goes behind. Pant overrun the second. Kohli, looking at the ball go beyond the stumps calls for another run. Pant is a little late to respond but goes for it. Buttler gets to the ball quickly and sends a very good throw at the bowler's end. Curran does the rest. Pant puts in a dive in an effort to come back. Replays though find him well short. Pant knew it and hence he was laying on the floor for some time holding his head in disappointment. 64/4

14.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Wood gets his third! Once again the short delivery has got the better of Shreyas Iyer. Shreyas dances in his crease. First, he gets inside his stumps and then he gets outside. Wood bangs it short outside off, Iyer looks to slap it over cover via a flat-bat. He does not time it well. It goes high in the air but the fielder at sweeper cover does not have to move an inch. It goes straight down the throat of Malan and he makes no mistake. 86/5

20 OUT! CAUGHT! Fantastic catch from Archer. What he has done with this catch is, not just given Jordan his second but more importantly, saved a couple for his side.  Back of a length ball around off, Hardik looks to slam it with a flat-bat. He gets it off the upper half of his bat. It goes very high in the air and goes behind extra cover. Archer runs behind, puts in a dive, and takes a fantastic catch. INDIA FINISH WITH 156/6! 156/6

3.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Chahal comes on and takes the dangerous Roy! England's lost their first wicket. Tossed up around off and middle, Roy lines up for the reverse sweep. He though fails to get it where he would have liked as the ball goes straight to Rohit Sharma at point. Who dives forward to complete the catch. 23/1

9.4 OUT! STUMPED! Malan has a brain fade there. Don't know what he was thinking there. He walks down the track and looks to go downtown. Sundar sees this and drags his length back, Malan still goes ahead with his shot as he misses the line of the ball completely. Pant collects the ball and whips the bails off. No need to go to the third umpire as Malan was well down the track there when the bails were whipped off. 81/2