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Much deservedly, Shubman Gill bags the Player of the Match as well as Player of the Series awards. He scored 112 runs in the third ODI, and 259 runs in the three-match series at an average of 86.33.

Axar Patel gets the wicket of Gus Atkinson and India win the game by 142 runs. England are all out for 214. This is a convincing victory India and that also helps them complete the 3-0 clean sweep over the visitors. What a great rehearsal for the side ahead of the Champions Trophy that kicks off on February 19.

Hardik Pandya gets his second wicket and England are nine down now. It was a short ball bowled outside off stump. Wood hit it well but found Shreyas Iyer at deep cover.

Adil Rashid gets an inside edge on the stumps and England are eight down now. Hardik Pandya gets his first wicket in the game. India are only two wickets away from a series sweep. It is only a matter of time from this point.

Another England batter bites the dust! Washington Sundar has got the wicket of Liam Livingstone. The England batter danced down the track to go for a biggie but Sundar smartly fired it down the leg side, missing his legs. KL Rahul collected the ball behind the stumps and clipped off the bails.

ENG 174/7 (29.3)

Harshit Rana gets his second wicket. He is on fire. It was a length ball that was skidding into Harry Brook. The batter defended it with soft hands only to see the ball bounce and hit his stumps. Brook departs for 19 off 26. England are six down. 

Short ball and pulled away from Liam Livingstone through the mid-wicket fence for a four. This is just another Harshit Rana vs Livingstone battle for us on the platter.

After going expensive in his first spell, Harshit Rana has made a terrific comeback. He has claimed the wicket of Jos Buttler right after coming back into the attack. Buttler got an inside edge on the short of length ball that eventually rattled his stumps.

That is a clean hit from Harry Brook for a six. There was flight on offer from Kuldeep Yadav and Brook accepted the challenge. He danced down the track and slammed it over the long-on for a biggie. Brook is looking really confident.

There was an appeal for stumping against Jos Buttler. The Kuldeep Yadav delivery was missed by Buttler and KL Rahul clipped the bails off. The decision was sent upstairs but Buttler put his back foot inside the crease in time.

Joe Root is gone and England are in all sorts of trouble now. They are four down in only the 21st over that too in the big chase of 356. That was a fuller delivery that was turned into a yorker when Root tried to drive it away. The ball took the inside edge and hit the stumps.

"Are you serious? Taking a review when you've nicked the ball. How can a batter not know when he has nicked the ball, especially when the bat has not hit the boot, pad or the ground? This is international cricket. This is not school cricket where you sometimes might not know," Sunil Gavaskar was heard as saying on-air while criticising Tom Banton for wasting England's review.

Kuldeep Yadav strikes. He has got the wicket of Tom Banton. The ball spun away from Banton and took a faint outside edge of his bat. Umpire raised his finger but Banton decided to review it. As the snickometer showed a faint edge when the ball passed the bat, third umpire too ruled it out. Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar blasted at Banton for burning the review. "This is not school cricket," he said.

16.2 - Wow! That is a terrific reverse sweep from Tom Banton for a six. He is looking really confident. This a good sign for England, who are chasing a big total in this game.

This match hangs in the balance. 7.19 is their scoring rate of two-down England and 7.12 is what they need from this point.

12.6 - It was a great chance for India to send England three down, but Axar Patel has made a massive blunder here. Banton played the ball towards point and tried to take a single. Some miscommunication in running saw him getting standed at the middle with Axar having the ball in hand and being really close to the stumps. A confusion erupted in Axar's mind whether to hit the stumps from that distance or run to it with the ball. He ended up with a throw, which to everyone's surprise missed the stumps to see Banton survive. "I think he panicked," said former England captain Kevin Pietersen on-air. 

While they got off to a really good start, England now find themselves in a state of bother as they are two down. They need another solid partnership from here to put the pressure back on India. Tom Banton and Joe Root are in the rescue act for the visitors at the moment.

8.4 - A second wicket for Arshdeep Singh. This is turning out to be a really good game for him now. Arshdeep has got the dangerous-looking Phil Salt now. England are two down and in some sort of trouble here in Ahmedabad.

England have lost the wicket of Ben Duckett but their good scoring continues. Tom Banton is batting on 12 off 9 balls while Phil Salt is at 17 off 17. This is turning out to be a really good start from England, considering their scoring rate which is over 9.

Here's the perfect revenge for Arshdeep Singh and India draw the first blood. Arshdeep, who was hit by Ben Duckett for four consecutive fours in his previous over, has dismissed the southpaw. It was a knuckle ball bowled with perfection and Duckett handed an easy catch on it. He fell for 34 off 22. 

Ben Duckett is in some mood today. He slammed Arshdeep Singh for four consecutive fours in the fifth over of the innings. Such a smashing put serious pressure on India's hopes as they will be without ace pacer Jasprit Bumrah in Champions Trophy 2025.

2.1 - A short ball from Arshdeep Singh that goes down the leg side. Phil Salt went for a pull shot but missed it. It was surprising to see that the umpire didn't call it a wide. Unhappy with the decision, Salt gave the umpire a surprising look.

England openers Phil Salt and Ben Duckett are out for the chase. Arshdeep Singh has the new ball in hand. Here we go...

Arshdeep Singh is run-out on the final ball of the innings and India are thus all out for 356. It is a really good total for the hosts, who are already 2-0 up in the three-match series. England, who batted first in the first two games, will be chasing a target for the first time in the series.

IND 356 (50)

Two dot balls and a wicket for Mark Wood in the first three balls of the final over. Washington Sundar wanted to keep the strike so didn't bother to take singles on the first two balls, but he ended up hitting the third ball right into the hands of long-on fielder.

48.3 - In the slot and Harshit Rana has slammed it away for a biggie. With it, India also cross the 350-run mark. This is turning out to be a really good over for India as Washington Sundar had hit a four on the first ball.

Wow! That is a beautiful shot from Harshit Rana for a four. It was a fuller delivery from Mark Wood and Harshit created room for himself and drove it through the gap between cover and mid-off fielders.  

KL Rahul departs for 40 off 21 balls. He was given out LBW after missing a fuller delivery of Saqib Mahmood. Umpire raised his finger over the appeal but Rahul tried to test his luck by taking it upstairs. Ball tracking suggested that it should have hit the leg stump.

IND 333/7 (46.4)

Axar Patel is gone! That is very good bowling from Joe Root and he opens his account in the wickets column. Axar wanted to hit that fuller delivery out the fielder at long-off but he got caught on the edge of the boundary line. India are six down now.

Hardik Pandya slammed two consecutive sixes to Adil Rashid before losing his wicket to the bowler on the final ball of his spell. Hardik fell for 17 off 9 balls, while Rashid finished his spell with figures of 4 for 64.

IND 289/5 (41)

OUT!!! Adil Rashid strikes again and this time, he provides England with the big wicket of Shreyas Iyer for 78. Rashid strikes on the pads on Iyer as the on-field umpire signals LBW out. Fourth wicket gone for India as their dream of 350 hits a roadblock. 

IND 257/4  (38.2 overs)

Despite the shocking dismissal of Shubman Gill, India are still in the commanding position. He has now been joined by KL Rahul at the crease and the duo is forming a good partnership. In the previous over of Liam Livingstone, Iyer hammers a huge six as the all-rounder leaks 11 runs. 

IND 246/3 (37 overs)

OUT!!! Adil Rashid strikes again and provides England with a crucial breakthrough. Taking his second wicket of the day, Rashid removes the dangerous Shubman Gill for 112. Rashid tricks Gill with his ultimate spin as the  ball dips and then rattles up the stumps. A disappointed Gill walks back as his terrific carnage comes to an end. Third wicket gone for India. 

IND 226/3 (34.3 overs)

FIFTYY!!!! Shreyas Iyer takes a single off Mark Wood's delivery and completes his half-century. It is his 20th half-century in the ODI format for India and he brings it up in 43 balls. What a brilliant batting show from India as England bowlers look completely clueless. 

IND 222/2 (33.1 overs)

STAT: Shubman Gill becomes first Indian player to score a century in his 50th ODI and the quickest in terms of innings (50) to seven ODI centuries. India continue to dominate England bowlers as the hosts are eyeing a big total. 

IND 221/2 (33 overs)

Hundred at a venue in all three formats

Faf du Plessis - Wanderers, Johannesburg

David Warner - Adelaide Oval

Babar Azam - National Stadium, Karachi

Quinton de Kock - Supersport Park, Centurion

Shubman Gill - Motera, Ahmedabad

CENTURY!!!!! Shubman Gill is the ruler of Ahmedabad and he proves it with his every knock. He hits a brilliant boundary off Mark Wood and brings up his century in style. It is his 15th century in ODIs for India. Brilliant knock from Gill. 

IND 206/2 (31.2 overs)

WOWW!!! This is just amazing!!! Seeing Shubman Gill dealing in boundaries, Shreyas Iyer also starts tormenting English bowlers. In the previous over of Saqib Mahmood, Iyer hits two boundaries and breaches the 40-run mark. He is now inching closer towards his half-century. 

IND 198/2 (30 overs)

FOUR!!!! Shreyas Iyer hammers a brilliant boundary off Saqib Mahmood. Pulled that away nicely over mid-wicket! Short of a length delivery on the stumps, Shreyas sends it over the infield for four more

IND 187/2 (28 overs)

Both Shubman Gill and Shreyas Iyer are causing trouble to England bowlers with their powerful hitting. In the previous over of Liam Livingstone, the duo scores eight runs. This includes a brilliant boundary from Gill. He is batting at 93 and needs only seven runs more for his ton. 

IND 179/2 (27 overs)

Shubman Gill is standing like a strong wall for India. He is brilliantly hitting boundaries and taking India ahead in the game. He is currently batting at 85 and inching closer towards his century. 

IND 161/2 (25 overs)

After the shocking dismissal of Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer has joined Shubman Gill at the crease. The duo now aims to form another strong partnership for India. In the previous over of Liam Livingstone, the duo scores six runs, which include a boundary from Shubman Gill.

IND 140/2 (22 overs)

OUT!!! OHH NOOO!!! Adil Rashid finally gets better off Virat Kohli as England get their second wicket of the day. After hitting the half-century, Kohli was looking much confident. However, Rashid traps him with his spin as Kohli tries to play a defensive shot and the ball hits the outside edge. Wicketkeeper Phil Salt then takes a simple catch as Kohli peacefully walks back without even waiting for the umpire's decision. The entire crowd at the Narendra Modi stadium goes silent. 

IND 122/2 (19 overs)

FIFTY!!! After Shubman Gill, VIrat Kohli also completes his half-century in style. He first hammers a huge six off Liam Livingstone's delivery and then takes a single on the next ball to reach 50. It is his 73rd ODI fifty as India continue to dominate the game. Brilliant performance from the star batter. 

IND 120/1 (18 overs)

FIFTY!!! Shubman Gill hits a boundary off Adil Rashid's delivery and brings up his half-century in style. It is his 16th half-century in the ODI format for India and he brings it up in 51 balls. The partnership between Gill and Virat Kohli has also taken India across the 100-run mark. 

IND 104/1 (16.5 overs)

OHHH!!! That was so close!!! Virat Kohli survives a close LBW call. Kohli tries to play a defensive shot off Adil Rashid but the ball dodges the bat and hits on the pads. England appeal for LBW but the on-field signals not out. They opt for DRS, which shows that the ball to have pitched outside leg. Kohli survives as India continue to dominate. 

IND 93/1 (14.2 overs)

Shubman Gill continues with his powerful batting performance. In the previous over Gus Atkinson, Gill hammers a maximum and a boundary as the English pacer concedes 14 runs. With this, Gill has breached the 45-run mark and inching closer towards his half-century. 

IND 93/1 (14 overs)

Virat Kohli and Shubman Gill have completely changed the momentum of the game with their powerful hitting. The duo is dealing in boundaries and confidently taking India ahead in the game. In the previous over of Joe Root, the duo scores 14 runs, which include two boundaries from Kohli and one from Gill. 

IND 79/1 (13 overs)

WOAHHH!!! Star India batter Virat Kohli is truly living up to expectations as he is playing the dangerous game. In the previous over of Joe Root, Kohli hammers two back-to-back boundaries. The first one comes after Kohli kneels across on one knee and plays the big sweep. The second one comes after Root bowls it wider of off, Kohli reaches out to it as he pushes at it but gets a thick outside edge past the keeper. 

IND 62/1 (11 overs)

Shubman Gill is on another level today. He is comfortably dealing in boundaries and taking India ahead in the game. In the previous over of Gus Atkinson, Gill steals two boundaries and the English pacer leaks nine runs. Good over for India. 

IND 52/1 (9 overs)

WOW!!! Amid the power-hitting from Virat Kohli and Shubman Gill, England pacer Mark Wood creates magic. In his previous over, Wood delivers a maiden as England's hunt for the second wicket continues. The India duo of Kohli and Gill is dominating the game with the bat and looking for more boundaries in the upcoming overs. 

IND 39/1 (8 overs)

After surviving the run out call, Virat Kohli unleashes his fury on pacer Saqib Mahmood. Immediately on the second delivery of the over, Kohli hammers two back-to-back boundaries as the English pacer leaks nine runs. The partnership between Kohli and Shubman Gill is proving to be really fruitful for India. 

IND 39/1 (7 overs)

OOHHH!!!! Virat Kohli survives a close call as the crowd at the Narendra Modi stadium goes berserk. Kohli plays a shot towards the left mid-on off Saqib Mahmood's delivery. As Kohli runs for a single, the fielder grabs the ball and throws it towards wicketkeeper Phil Salt. Gill quickly denies the single from the other end and Kohli just makes it back on time and survives. 

IND 30/1 (6.1 overs)

Both Virat Kohli and Shubman Gill are trying to create some pressure on England bowlers with their batting. The duo is forming a stable partnership as India are slowly moving ahead in the game. In the previous over of Saqib Mahmood, the duo scores six runs, which include a terrific boundary from Gill. 

IND 23/1 (5 overs)

After the shocking dismissal of Rohit Sharma, the onus has fallen on the shoulders of Virat Kohli and Shubman Gill. The duo is stitching a stable partnership with their regular singles and some boundaries. In the previous over of Mark Wood, Virat Kohli opens his arms and hits a boundary. India need more to gain the momentum. 

IND 17/1 (4 overs)

FOUR!!! Shubman Gil hits a brilliant boundary off Saqib Mahmood's delivery. Fractionally overpitched outside off, Shubman Gill leans towards it and creams the drive through extra cover to find the fence. Virat Kohli has joined hands with Gill at the crease after the dismissal of Rohit Sharma. 

IND 12/1 (3 overs)

OUT!!!! WHATTTT???? Mark Wood provides England with a big breakthrough and that too, so early in the game. He dismisses India skipper Rohit Sharma for one. Wood confuses Rohit with his pace as he tries to play a defensive shot. The bat then finds the thick edge of the bat and wicketkeeper Phil Salt shows his brilliant skills and takes a stunning catch behind the stumps. From century in the previous match to 1 in this game, Rohit's dismissal is a big shock. 

IND 6/1 (1.1 overs)

India are off to a good start in the third ODI. On the first over by Saqib Mahmood, India openers Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill score six runs. Out of these, five runs came from wide. India now look to get some boundaries in the upcoming overs. 

IND 6/0 (1 over)

The third and final ODI between India and England in Ahmedabad begins. For India, Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill will be opening the proceedings. The openers need to form a strong partnership, in order to provide hosts with a good start. On the other hand, Saqib Mahmood will be bowling the first over for England. Let's play!! 

India have now lost the toss in ten successive ODIs - the second most such sequence by a team behind Netherlands's 11 matches between March 2011 and August 2013. They last time they won the toss was in the semifinal against New Zealand at Wankhede in World Cup 2023.

England (Playing XI): Philip Salt(w), Ben Duckett, Joe Root, Harry Brook, Jos Buttler(c), Tom Banton, Liam Livingstone, Gus Atkinson, Adil Rashid, Mark Wood, Saqib Mahmood

India (Playing XI): Rohit Sharma(c), Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul(w), Hardik Pandya, Axar Patel, Washington Sundar, Harshit Rana, Kuldeep Yadav, Arshdeep Singh

"I wanted to bat first and put runs on the board because we bowled first in the last two games. It was important for us to get a win in the last game. The fielders portrayed themselves well in the last two games, a lot of young blood. We want to continue to do well in the field. (On Harshit Rana and Varun Chakravarthy) They are pretty new in their careers so we want to keep the pressure away from them, let them do their own and they have got a lot of potential. We have made some changes - Jadeja and Shami have been rested, unfortunately Varun has a sore calf. So, Washi, Kuldeep and Arshdeep come into the side."

"We are gonna bowl first today. (On whether the expected dew has influenced his decision to bowl first) Little bit maybe, it may spin a bit later. We have batted first in the first two games so it will be a different experience today ahead of the Champions Trophy. It's a decent wicket, we played New Zealand in the World Cup a few years ago, it was a black soil pitch and it played better in the second half. We have one change - Tom Banton comes in for Jamie Overton into the side."

England skipper Jos Buttler won the toss and opted to bowl against India in the third ODI match in Ahmedabad. 

"I think it’s a dead rubber in terms of the series but in terms of the team we can take a lot heading into the Champions Trophy. (On the Indian pitches) It changes quite a bit in the evening as the dew comes on. It has been really good in the powerplay for batting. It’s my first time in India and I’m learning a lot, it has been good fun. It’s been a little stop-start for me. A few years ago in 2022, I cemented my spot a bit but then I had a stress fracture. Hopefully, I can make a comeback and play in all formats."

"This one is right in the centre, 66m to the left and right and 74m straight down the ground. This is the same pitch used for the World Cup final, black soil pitch. It played slower in the first half and better for batting in the second half. The hessian has just come off so it's a bit damp but there is still time left before play starts it should dry out. There are some cracks that could keep the bowlers interested. Looks like a bowl first wicket. One of those pitch where if a batter gets in he can score but it might not be easy for the new comer. Dew is a concern, there was a lot of dew last night," Deep Dasgupta and Graeme Swann.

Having ended his troubled run with the bat with a characteristic hundred in Cuttack, Rohit Sharma's confidence will certainly rub off on the rest of the side. His 90-ball 119 in the second ODI was a source of relief to both the side and to him after a prolonged run of poor scores.

If he manages to click, Virat Kohli is in with a chance create another record. He is 89 runs short of becoming only the third batter in history to score 14,000 runs in the format which arguably has been the run-machine's favourite.

Needless to say, having their batting mainstay Virat Kohli among runs and a win would be perfect culmination to the home side's Champions Trophy preparations. The eight-team competition gets underway from February 19 in Karachi with India starting against Bangladesh the next day in Dubai as per a hybrid model of hosting. Kohli hasn't looked completely out of touch but hasn't stayed at the crease for long enough to give himself a chance for a big knock either.

After taking an unassailable lead, Team India is likely to experiment with their Playing XI. Few changes can be expected from Rohit as team also looks to prepare for the upcoming Champions Trophy. Some notable changes can be pacer Arshdeep Singh in place of Harshit Rana and wicketkeeper Rishbah Pant in place of KL Rahul. 

Rohit Sharma and co have already taken an un assailable 2-0 lead in the three-match ODI series against England. India will now be playing to claim a clean sweep and get a blistering start ahead of the Champions Trophy 2025. 

Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the third and final ODI of the three-match series between India and England, straight from the Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad. Stay tuned for all the live updates.