India vs England 2nd ODI Highlights: Topley's 6-wicket-haul helps ENG win by 100 runs

Topley takes the last wicket as well and finishes with a six-wicket haul. He finishes with 6/24 which is the best figures by an England bowler against India. The visitors have been ripped to shreds here. They went with a batting lineup that was somewhat cut short so as to strengthen the bowling lineup but their top order was blown away without making too much of a difference to the scoreboard. The only times when India had some hope after their top four fell was when Suryakumar Yadav, Hardik Pandya and later Ravindra Jadeja all stitched some partnerships with each other but in the end, it was not to be for them. 

Good length from Topley, Chahal trying to have a push at that without really getting forward. The ball goes between bat and pad and crashes onto the stumps. 

Chahal b Topley 3 (13), India 145/9 in 38.2

Chahal walks out with a sheepish smile looking at his Rajasthan Royals team mate Jos Buttler. This will be a fun watch, although an ugly watch if you are yet to move on from the dejection of seeing India crumbling. 

Livingstone's first ball of the match and Jadeja just plays all over the line. The ball hits the stumps unhindered. 

Jadeja b Livingstone 29 (44), India 140/8 in 35.1 overs

Slow full toss, Shami miscues the slog and Ben Stokes takes the catch running in from mid-on. 

This is a fairly good partnership. It has produced 35 off as many balls. Jadeja is on 27 off 38 and Shami on 21 off 21. 

He can do some extraordinary things at times with the bat, Mohammed Shami, and here is an example of that. Tossed up by Moeen outside off, Shami skips down the track and hits over the longest boundary of the ground. 

Shami gets off the mark with a beautiful cover drive as England continue with Craig Overton and Mohammed Shami. He then got a top edge that flew over the wicketkeeper, took a bounce and went past the boundary. 

Moeen Ali wins this battle of all-rounders, it remains to be seen if he can get the all-rounder at the other end out as well. Pandya pulls but is not able to middle it and holes out at deep midwicket. India have run out of their recognised batters now. Is that the game?

Pandya c Livingstone b Ali 29 (44), India 101/6 off 27.1 overs

Jadeja and Pandya have hit a boundary each in the last two overs and have ensured that the scoreboard keeps ticking, not letting the scoreboard loom large. 

Moeen Ali comes in and players like Pandya and Jadeja would have looked at him as a potential under normal circumstances. But they both would know that the next man in is Mohammed Shami and the rest of the bowlers and so it will interesting to see how they deal with this situation. 

India on the verge now. Extra bounce, Suryakumar caught between playing it straight and cutting it and ends up chopping on to his own stumps. 

Suryakumar Yadav b Topley 27 (29), India 73/5 in 20.2 overs

Suryakumar swivels around and sends Carse flying over fine leg. Short from Carse on middle and Suryakumar hooks it into the second tier. 

The partnership between these two is on 28 which is already India's best stand so far in this match. India's hopes are resting on them and Ravindra Jadeja after this because after that starts their long tail so they really are up against it now. 

Lovely on drive by the all-rounder and that takes Pandya to 11 off 13. All timing from him as Pandya on drives that overpitched delivery to the boundary. 

England are on top but Pandya and Suryakumar have looked far more assured than any of the previous Indian batters, which is a good sign for the visitors.  

That's it. Outside off, outside edge and the wicketkeeper's gloves. Kohli just cannot escape that line and that is the end of a promising innings from the former India captain. 

Kohli c Buttler b Willey 16 (25), India 31/4 off 11.2 overs

Full toss from Carse and Pant looked like he was shaping to block it but ends up raising the ball and it's a gift of a catch to mid-on. India are in a truly tricky spot now. 

Pant c sub (Salt) b Carse 0 (5), India 29/3 in 10.2 overs

Topley and Willey are making the ball talk and India are struggling to get out of jail. Rishabh Pant has been sent in ahead of Suryakumar Yadav and he is yet to get off the mar after facing four balls. Kohli on 14 off 20.

Not the greatest of deliveries from Topley but he gets a wicket with it. Length ball straying down the leg side, Dhawan tries to glance but he only edges it to Buttler.

Dhawan uses his feet and takes Topley on the full and flicks it through midwicket. He reaches five runs, India are on 27/1 off 2.3 overs. 

A straight drive first, which was in the air for a split second but the bowler Topley can't get down in time to catch it. Then leans it into an over-pitched delivery and sends it wide of mid-off. Three boundaries in the Indian innings, all off t

Dhawan had managed to get a run two balls ago by aggressive hitting it towards mid-off. Kohli leans into a full delivery from Topley and sends it straight down the ground with a sumptous drive. 

England fielders are flying everywhere and have not allowed the Indian batters to get off the mark at all. This is extraordinary stuff from the world champions so far. 

Length ball on stumps, it beats Rohit on the inside edge and the umpire raises his finger. Rohit takes the review after a lengthy deliberation with Dhawan before taking the review. Three reds and that is the end for the Indian captain.  

Rohit LBW b Willey 0 (9), India 4/1 in 2.3 overs