What's going on with India England ODI Series

Joe Root re-entered the top 10 in ICC ODI batting rankings at No. 8 after scoring unbeaten 76, 99, and 74 in the series.

Ben Duckett's record 141 at Lord's lifted him to joint-19th place, jumping 11 spots.

Rohit Sharma closed the gap on Virat Kohli to nine rating points after his 138 in the third ODI; Kohli is third, Rohit fourth.

Shubman Gill remains second, one rating point behind top-ranked Daryl Mitchell (802 points).

England won the ODI series 2-1 against India, their first bilateral series victory over India since 2018.

India defeated England by six wickets in the first ODI at Edgbaston, taking a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.

Axar Patel took 4/62 with the ball and scored an unbeaten 57 off 52 balls, forming a 102-run unbroken stand with Washington Sundar (52 not out).

Shubman Gill scored 80 off 75 balls, continuing his strong record at Edgbaston where he previously scored 269 and 161 in Tests.

India chased down England's target of 259 in 45.2 overs after being 160/4, with Gill retiring due to cramps.

Veterans Rohit Sharma (11) and Virat Kohli (5) were dismissed early as India reached 48/2.

MS Dhoni was spotted at the first ODI between India and England in Birmingham.

Dhoni cheered for the team during the match.

He shared popcorn with a young fan.

Shubman Gill scored 80 against England in the first ODI at Edgbaston.

He gained 12 points in the latest ICC Men's ODI Batting Rankings.

Gill is now closer to becoming the world's No. 1 ODI batter.

India leads the three-match ODI series against England 1-0 after a win at Edgbaston.

The third ODI is being played at Cardiff under Shubman Gill's captaincy.

India has lost six T20I matches previously in the UK.