ENG vs IND Live Cricket Score

6 OUT! CAUGHT IN THE DEEP! Curran has the last laugh and ends Abhishek's fun. A low full toss that tails into the pads. Abhishek Sharma stays put and tries to whip it over deep mid-wicket, but hits it off the inner half of the bat and sails only as far as the fielder stationed in the deep. Tom Banton doesn't have to move an inch and takes a simple catch. India are 65/2 at the end of the Powerplay. 65/2

4.5 OUT! STUMPED! The debutant's party is over. Will Jacks outfoxes the wonderkid. Perhaps Jacks anticipated Sooryavanshi giving him the charge, and hence, he pushes it through, flatter and shorter, outside off. Vaibhav advances and tries to force it through the off side, but fails to connect. Jos Buttler gathers the ball and whips the bails off in a flash. Sooryavanshi starts walking, but the umpires want to be sure. The third umpire is called into action, and the replays confirm that Vaibhav is short by a fair bit. End of a 50-run opening stand. 50/1

17.2 OUT! TAKEN! Curran picks up his third wicket and England are really turning on the screws on India now. Fuller side of a length, around off, at pace. Ishan Kishan goes deep in the crease and tries to launch it over long off but the bat twists at the point of contact and the ball is sliced toward extra cover. A simple catching practice for Liam Dawson there. Kishan falls one short of his half century. India are 157/5, 16 balls left. 157/5

13 OUT! CAUGHT! Liam Dawson breaks through for England. This is slower and wider on off, on a good length. Iyer shimmies down the track to go inside out. There is a bit of turn, and Shreyas ends up slicing it off the outer half. Tom Banton charges across to his left at long off. Keeps his eyes on the ball all the way through and slides to take a fine catch. 130/3

16 OUT! STRAIGHT UP AND TAKEN! Curran caps off a brilliant over with a well-deserved wicket. This is fuller and outside the off stump. Dube gets on the front foot and tries to smack it down the ground, but ends up slicing it off the toe end. The ball spoons up over and between cover and mid off. Tom Banton moves a bit to his left, sees the ball like a hawk and takes a fine catch. Dube never really got going in his painfully short stay. India are 146/4, four overs left. 146/4

18.3 OUT! AXAR PATEL IS RUN OUT! Tongue shortens the length and slants it on the leg stump after spotting Patel charge down the ground. The ball bounces off the track and beats Axar's attempted pull shot and dribbles back to the keeper. Tilak has already charged for a bye, and Axar is a bit late to respond to that call. Jos Buttler gathers the ball and releases a quick throw but misses his shy at the batting end, but the ball rolls straight onto the stumps at the non-striker's end with Axar short of his ground. 165/6

20 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Archer finishes off with a wicket to his name. He slams the deck hard, on a length, outside off. Harshit opens up and attempts to play the pull shot. He swings the bat very hard, but the ball bounces and takes a feather of the outside edge. Jos Buttler takes a simple catch, and a gentle appeal is all that is needed for the umpire to raise his finger. India post 190/7 on the board as 17 runs come off the final over. 190/7

0.1 OUT! EDGED AND CAUGHT! Picture-perfect start for India and Arshdeep. He bangs it short and angles it across the right-hander, generating an extra bit of bounce off the surface. Phil Salt stands tall and plays a half-hearted shot, trying to play the square cut on the off side. Gets a faint outside edge and Ishan Kishan does the rest behind the stumps. Up goes the finger on a confident appeal. Salt looks at the heavens with a wry smile as he goes for a golden duck. England are 0/1, chasing 191. 0/1

0.5 OUT! TAKEN! Double whammy from Arshdeep and India are on top. Singh swings it in on a fuller length, on middle and leg. Jos Buttler plays from the crease, and he actually nails the flick shot off the middle of the bat, but he cannot keep it along the ground and hits it uppishly towards mid-wicket. Varun Chakaravarthy leaps a bit and plucks it nicely over his head. Buttler walks back, hugely disappointed. England are 1/2, needing 190 runs from 115 balls. 1/2