India vs England 1st ODI Live Updates: India won by 4 wickets

After a fierce run-chase, India has finally won by 4 wickets, secured a lead of 1-0 in the series.

Vice captain Shubman Gill has gone down after a long play on the pitch, got caught out by Jos Buttler. India 237/6 after 37 overs, need 12 to win.

KL Rahul came in after the dismissal of Axar Patel, but could not stay for long as he got caught out by Adil Rashid after just scoring 2 runs. India 231/5 after 36 overs, need 18 runs to win.

After stitching a massive 100-run partnership with Shubman Gill, Axar Patel has now gone down, bowled out by Adil Rashid. India 222/4 after 34 overs, need 27 to win.

Shubman Gill and Axar Patel have steadily stitched up a 100-run partnership as the team closes in to their victory. India 220/3 after 33 overs, need 29 to win.

30 overs of the game have passed. Shubman Gill is at 74 runs and will be eyeing to complete his century. India 206/3 after 30 overs, need 43 run to win.

Shubman Gill and Axar Patel settle in as they push India’s total close to their target. India 170/3 after 26 overs, need 79 to win

3 players are down for the hosts as 18 overs are down the line. India 125/3 after 18 overs, need 124 to win.

11 overs have finished for India as the team is on 77  runs for 2 wickets after 11 overs, need 172 to win.

Second player has gone down for the Indian team as Rohit Sharma got caught out as well now. India 50/2 after 8 overs, need 199.

First wicket has gone down for the Indian team as they make up towards their target. India 19/1 after 5 overs, need 230 to win.

Yashasvi Jaiswal and Rohit Sharma have come to open the innings for India as they start their chase of 249.

Thanks to half-centuries from Jos Buttler and Jacob Bethell, The Three Lions have put up a fighting total of 248 on the board. Jadeja and Rana picked up 3 wickets each, helping the hosts in bundling out the visitors for less than 250 runs.

Ravindra Jadeja gets his second wicket of the day and dismisses Jacob Bethell for 51 runs. This is a huge wicket for India as now the tail-enders will have to come out to bat for England. The visitors no stand on 220/8 after 42.4 overs.

Veteran pacer Mohammed Shami gets his first wicket of the day and it comes in the form of Brydon Carse, who gets cleaned up for 10 runs. Carse missed the ball completely which ripped apart his wickets and sees England get restricted to 206/7 after 39.5 overs.

Harshit Rana gets his third wicket on debut as he dismisses Liam Livingstone for 5 runs. KL Rahul takes an easy catch which sees the visitors get restricted to 183/6 after 35.4 overs.

Axar Patel gets his first wicket of the innings and it comes in the form of England skipper Jos Buttler, who departs after playing a valuable knock of 52 runs. England now stand on 170/5 after 33 overs.

The England skipper has reached his fifty after facing 58 deliveries. He has played quite sensibly so far, hitting 4 boundaries. This is Buttler’s 27th fifty in the one-day format.

After the end of 27 overs, England stand on 145/4 with skipper Jos Buttler batting on 41 and Jacob Bethell batting on 8. The Indian bowlers have done well in applying the brakes which has seen England’s run-rate drop to less than 6 runs an over. The partnership between Buttler and Bethell is up to 34 now.

India finally break the developing partnership between Joe Root and Jos Buttler by getting rid of the former. Jadeja does the trick for the Men in Blue and traps Root leg-before wicket. England now stand on 111/4 after 19 overs.

The Three Lions have now lost 3 wickets in quick succession with the latest one being Harry Brook who gets dismissed for a duck. Rana gets his second wicket of the day as England lose both Duckett and Brook in the same over.

Rana gets the first ODI wicket of his career and it comes in the form of Ben Duckett, who departs after scoring 32 runs from 29 deliveries. Yashasvi Jaiswal takes a stunning catch to send the England batter back to the pavilion. The visitors now have lost 2 quick wickets and currently stand on 77/2 after 9.3 overs.

Explosive batter Phil Salt has ben sent back to the dugout for 43 runs following a terrible mix-up with Duckett as England lose a massive wicket. India get the much-needed breakthrough and break the 75-run partnership which was looking very dangerous.

England openers Phil Salt and Ben Duckett are on a roll here and are scoring runs for fun at the moment. The former is unbeaten on 34 from 21 deliveries while the latter is unbeaten on 17 runs from 15 deliveries. England are 52/0 after the end of 6 overs.

England openers Ben Duckett and Phil Salt have taken the crease here in Nagpur and it will be Mohammed Shami who will begin the proceedings for India.

The Men in Blue have made a huge decision by not selecting Kohli in the playing XI for the first match of the series. This decision could end up hurting the hosts.

Explosive batter Yashasvi Jaiswal and pacer Harshit Rana are set to make their ODI debuts here in Nagpur. It will be interesting to see if they could deliver in this upcoming encounter.

The coin falls in the favour of England skipper Jos Buttler and he chooses to bat first here at Vidarbha Cricket Association stadium in Nagpur.