England levelled the ODI series against India as Reece Topley took six wickets for 24 and England won by 100 runs at Lord’s
On the third anniversary of England’s greatest moment in this format they returned to this ground with a performance that might, with a little effort, have sparked a few hazy memories of that World Cup final win.
Though he ended India’s innings by dismissing Yuzvendra Chahal and Prasidh Krishna in the space of four deliveries, it was Topley’s bowling with David Willey at the start that transformed the match. Pandya eventually departed having scored 29 off 44 balls and Ravindra Jadeja did precisely the same. It was when the latter fell, inexplicably missing Liam Livingstone’s first ball of the day as it floated towards middle stump, that England knew the game was theirs.The home side’s fielding was as sharp as their bowling, and this display was as encouraging as that in Tuesday’s first game of this three-match series had been shambolic.
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