India claimed an unassailable 2-0 lead over England after captain Rohit Sharma's rapid hundred secured a four-wicket win in the second one-day international on Sunday. Not even a floodlight failure that stopped play for half an hour during India's innings could affect Rohit,

Captain Rohit Sharma overcame a floodlight failure to make an impressive return to form, scoring a brilliant 119 as India sealed a four-wicket victory over England in the second ODI on Sunday, clinching the series.

England batsman Joe Root will make his first ODI appearance since 2023 after being named in the team to face India in the opening match of the series in Nagpur on Thursday.

The three-match series that gets underway in Nagpur on Thursday will be the final ODIs for India as well as England ahead of the Champions Trophy, meaning both teams will be looking to finalise their ideal playing XI and fine-tune their strategies for the mega event over the course of the next one week.

A month after his poor form forced Rohit Sharma to drop himself from a test match in Sydney, the India captain can finally breathe easy after producing a faith-restoring hundred in Sunday's second one-day international against England.

Rohit Sharma took the English bowlers to the cleaners at the Barabati Stadium in Cuttack to find some much-needed form before the start of the Champions Trophy. The Indian skipper was struggling for form and a bit of luck,

Defending a target of 305, the only respite for Jos Buttler's team came during a 40-minute period at the start of the chase when one of the ground's eight towers stopped working.

Rohit Sharma hits hundred as India beat England in second ODI to secure series - The hosts overhauled a target of 305 with 33 balls to spare.