Record-Breaking Duckett Leads England to ODI Series Win over India
Ben Duckett’s 141 and a 192-run opening stand powered England’s record 387 for 3, with India’s attack missing Jasprit Bumrah.
- On Sunday, England secured a 27-run victory over India at Lord's, clinching the three-match ODI series 2-1 with a total of 387-3 against India's 360-7.
- England's 387-3 set the highest ODI total ever recorded at Lord's, surpassing the 1975 World Cup record of 334-4 while India's inexperienced pace attack, with cumulative 51 ODIs experience, struggled significantly.
- Captain Rohit Sharma scored 138, becoming the first Indian batter to record an ODI century at Lord's, while Sam Curran's 4-75 stifled India's chase despite a 113-run partnership between Sharma and Virat Kohli.
- Both teams wore black armbands to honor West Indies legend Sir Garfield Sobers, who died on Friday aged 89, as England captain Harry Brook praised his team's 'camaraderie and belief' following the victory.
- Joe Root's sixth consecutive ODI fifty provides England stability ahead of future fixtures, while Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli remain pivotal for India through the 2027 World Cup.
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England wins ODI series against India after 747 runs scored in decider at Lord's
LONDON (AP) — Ben Duckett and Jacob Bethell shared a 192-run opening stand as England scored 387-3 and beat India by 27 runs in a high-scoring third ODI at Lord’s on Sunday to win the cricket series 2-1. England and India piled up a jumbo-sized 747 runs between them as the visitors’ defiant chase finished The post England wins ODI series against India after 747 runs scored in decider at Lord’s appeared first on Medicine Hat News.
Record-breaking Duckett leads England to ODI series win over India
The opener's innings was the highest individual score in any men's ODI at Lord's, beating West Indies great Vivian Richards's 138 in the 1979 World Cup final against England. England's 50-over total of 387-3 on Sunday was the highest in an ODI at the ground -- surpassing the 334-4 they made against India in 60 overs in the inaugural 1975 World Cup. India had a chance of chasing down a huge target of 388 while opener Rohit Sharma was making a sub…
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