India vs England 3rd ODI highlights: Rishabh Pant century powers India to ODI series win vs England

That is it from this game then! India not only won the T20I series but also the ODI series. The spoils were shared in the Test series. Overall, it has been a tour to remember for the Indians who will now head to Windies. England on the other hand, will be playing an ODI series against South Africa. We hope you enjoyed our company. Until next time, goodbye!

Rohit Sharma is joined by his team-mates to lift the trophy. A good gesture by the skipper, as it is Arshdeep Singh who lifts the trophy. The Indian celebrations have began. 

Rohit Sharma, the victorious skipper, is in for a chat. He says that he is very pleased with his side. They aimed to achieve something in white-ball cricket and is really happy about the same. Further adds, he remembers they lost here last time but finally to come and achieve an ODI series win is a commendable effort from the side. Says Pant and Pandya played clinical shots and that did the work for them. Praises Chahal for making a strong comeback in the shortest format after being left out of the T20 World Cup last time around. Adds he always backs the lads because all of them are experienced. Further says, he is very lucky to have the depth at his disposal. The number of games played these days it is a necessity to keep your bench strong. 

Jos Buttler, the captain of England says they were short but their bowlers started excellently. Adds he is not concerned about the result, the side has not batted well in longer formats and that's what they will focus on. Mentions Topley has been great throughout the series and is really happy with his growth. Says whenever you give a second chance to a great player it will surely be an expensive mistake. Mentions, Adil Rashid will be very crucial ahead of the West Indies series.

HARDIK PANDYA, WINS THE PLAYER OF THE SERIES AWARD, for his consistentcy throughout the white-ball series. He starts by saying white-ball cricket has a special place in his heart and is glad to excel in this series. Adds it was very important for him to stop the run flow. They were cruising at one point, and it was important to control the game. Adds he likes to bowl the short ones and is happy to take on the challenges throughout. Says he is shameless as a bowler, adds he does not care how much he goes for. Ends by praising the effort of Pant with the blade.

I always feel I'm shameless as a bowler. Don't care how far I get hit: Hardik Pandya

Hopefully I remember (this knock) for the rest of my life: Pant

PLAYER OF THE SERIES - Hardik Pandya

Hardik Pandya bags the Player of the Series award

Rishabh Pant WINS THE PLAYER OF THE MATCH AWARD for his maiden ODI ton, who also led his side over the victory line. He starts by saying hopefully he is remembered at Old Trafford for a long time. Says he focused on taking it one ball at a time. Mentions it is always a great feeling to get your side out of trouble. Further adds he focuses on playing as much cricket as he can and gain a lot of experience. Mentions, the bowlers were on the money through the series and hopefully, they remain the same throughout the year.

MAN OF THE MATCH - Rishabh Pant

Rishabh Pant has been adjudged Man of the Match for his 113-ball 125 that included 16 fours and two sixes. He grabs the bottle of champagne and medal.

An amazing innings full of maturity: Venkatesh Prasad

STAT ATTACK: India vs England white ball series results after WC 2015 (TESTS)

2017 Ind: Ind won 2-1, 2018 Eng: Ind won 2-1, 2021 Ind: Ind won 3-2, 2022 Eng: Ind won 2-1

STAT ATTACK: India vs England white ball series results after WC 2015 (ODIs)

2017 Ind: Ind won 2-1, 2018 Eng: Eng won 2-1, 2021 Ind: Ind won 2-1, 2022 Eng: Ind won 2-1

STAT ATTACK: Bilateral ODI series defeats for England at home since 2015

2-3 vs Aus in 2015, 1-2 vs Aus in 2020, 1-2 vs Ind in 2022

India win the series 2-1

India defeated England by five wickets in the final ODI to clinch the three-match series 2-1 on Sunday. Sent into bat, skipper Jos Buttler top-scored with 60 while opener Jason Roy made 41, as England were bowled out for 259. For India, Hardik Pandya was the pick of the bowlers with figures of 4/24, while Yuzvendra Chahal took three wickets for 60. Chasing 260, Rishabh Pant struck an unbeaten 125 while Pandya made 71, as India overhauled the target in 42.1 overs. Reece Topley again shone bright with the ball, returning with impressive figures of 3/35.