India has secured a significant victory over England in the third ODI, played in Ahmedabad, with a margin of 142 runs. The Indian team posted a substantial score of 356 runs while batting first, to which England responded with a total of 214 runs, resulting in their defeat. The standout performance of the match came from Shubman Gill, who scored a remarkable century of 112 runs, making him the biggest hero of India’s victory. The Indian bowling team also demonstrated strong performance, with each bowler claiming at least one wicket.
The match, held at the Ahmedabad stadium, began with England captain Jose Butler winning the toss and opting to bowl first. Initially, his decision seemed to pay off as Indian captain Rohit Sharma was dismissed for just 1 run in the first over. However, the tide turned as Shubman Gill and the England bowlers shared 116 runs, followed by a significant partnership between Gill and Shreyas Iyer, who added 104 runs together. Key contributions also came from Virat Kohli with 52 runs and Iyer with 78 runs.
7th century of Shubman Gill’s ODI career
Shubman Gill’s century was the 7th of his ODI career, highlighting his skill and consistency as a batsman. This achievement underscores his growth and potential in international cricket.
Indian bowlers scattered
The Indian bowling team demonstrated their prowess by scattering the English batting lineup, ensuring that no English batsman could pose a significant challenge to their total. Each Indian bowler took at least one wicket, showcasing the team’s depth and versatility in bowling. This collective effort was crucial in limiting England to 214 runs and securing India’s 142-run victory.