India vs England 1st ODI Highlights: Bumrah's six-wicket haul, Rohit, Dhawan stand helps IND cruise to 10-wicket win

Two fours off Prasidh in the 16th over takes Overton to eight off six balls. He can bat, if you remember India's Test matches in England last year. If you are listening to Graeme Swann on commentary though, you might have confused him with his twin brother Jamie Overton, as the former England spinner did when he said that he recently scored 97 against New Zealand. 

That's the big one, relatively speaking. Mohammed Shami strikes. He sends it in short, Buttler had hit a four off a similar delivery previous ball. He goes aerial this time and holes out at deep square leg. Test match bowling that, try hitting me and I'll get you out. 

Buttler c Yadav b Mohammed Shami 30 (32), England 59/7 in 14.3 overs

Similar shot to the one that got Moeen that boundary but this time, it goes straight back at the bowler. It was low, however, and Prasidh did well to get down to it and take the catch. That's the end of a little 27-run stand Moeen had going with Buttler. 

Moeen Ali c & b Prasidh Krishna 14 (18), England 53/6 after 13.5 overs

Uppish drive straight down the ground from Moeen off Prasidh. That goes rolling down the ground for a boundary. That is Moeen's second four. 

Bumrah given a bit of a breather and so that is the end of that devastating opening spell from him and Shami. 

Leans in on the length and effortlessly drives Bumrah to the long off boundary. No one close to that and it safely goes to the ropes. Moeen had hit another boundary earlier in this over so some attacking shots at last from India. England 42/5 in 11 overs. 

Late swing on to Moeen's pads from Bumrah from around the stumps. The ball flies to Pant's right after taking an edge and he gets a glove on it. It is technically a drop but that was an improbable catch really, better to say that Pant stopped the ball from going to the boundary. 

England 30/5 after 10 overs

And he almost gets Buttler off his very first ball! Short and swinging sharply into the right hander, Buttler looks to defend it down and it just misses the stumps. All the slip fielders have their heads in their hands. 

Livingstone strides down the pitch trying to close the angle. But early swing sends the ball away from him completely and the stumps look almost unguarded by the time the ball reaches there. Bumrah's figures read 4/6 in 3.5 overs!

Livingstone b Bumrah 0 (8), England 26/5 in 7.5 overs

Oh, that is sensational from the Indian wicketkeeper. England are in tatters now. Brilliant bowling from Bumrah as well. Holds his line outside off, no deviation, it takes Bairstow's edge and Pant flies in front of first slip to take the one-handed blinder. 

Bairstow c Pant b Bumrah 7 (20), England 17/4 off 5.3 overs

Buttler and Bairstow are watchful and ensure that two overs go without any fall of wickets. 

Jos Buttler ends that over with back to back fours which ends the string of ducks for England but what a start this has been for India. Rohit had no hesitation to bowl first, Buttler had said he would've done the same and you can see why. The ball is swinging and turning and the batters have been trying to guess where it might go. So far, Roy, Stokes and Root have failed. Buttler opens for England in T20Is, he might as well have been opening today. 

It's Shami who strikes this time and England are in tatters already. Roy, Root, Stokes, they are reuniting for the first time since that 2019 World Cup final and they are all gone for ducks.  

Stokes c Pant b Shami 0 (1), England 7/3 off 2.4 overs

Well, well, well! Extra bounce outside off, Root reaches out and nicks it to the wicketkeeper. The man in form in Test cricket, he would have been looking to transfer that to the ODIs but Bumrah had other ideas. Two wickets in his very first over. 

Root c Pant b Bumrah 0 (2), England 6/2 in 2 overs

Inside edge on to the stumps! Roy had been reaching for the cover drive and beaten once before already and he is gone this time. Plays for the swing that's not there and he gets an inside edge, the ball crashes o

A four for Bairstow off the second last ball of the match and two singles before that to get England going. It will be Jasprit Bumrah bowling from the other end. 

Jason Roy and Jonny Bair in the middle for England. Mohammed Shami has the new ball in his hands. 

Jos Buttler: We would have done the same thing, we would have bowled first. I am learning a lot about myself, and about my role. Looking forward to the ODI series, it has been a great learning experience. It's great to welcome those guys back. They (Root, Bairstow, Stokes) are few of the best players in the world. There are a lot of selfless guys in the team, that will be exactly the same today.

Rohit Sharma: We are going to bowl first. There is some grass cover and it's overcast as well. I guess sun will be out in sometime. We want to have a score in front of us. Shami, Bumrah - those guys can swing the ball. It's important to take wickets upfront and put brakes on the scoring. We understand the importance of playing overseas, we want to do well outside India. Today is no different. We have five batters, two all-rounders. Kohli is not playing this game, Shreyas will bat at 3.

Jason Roy, Jonny Bairstow, Joe Root, Ben Stokes, Jos Buttler (c & wk), Liam Livingstone, Moeen Ali, Craig Overton, David Willey, Brydon Carse, Reece Topley

Rohit Sharma(c), Shikhar Dhawan, Shreyas Iyer, Suryakumar Yadav, Rishabh Pant(w), Hardik Pandya, Ravindra Jadeja, Mohammed Shami, Jasprit Bumrah, Yuzvendra Chahal, Prasidh Krishna

Rohit Sharma has won the toss and chosen to bowl first. Virat Kohli will not be playing, Shreyas Iyer batting at No.3. 

The pitch looks quite green but Graeme Swann says that it never is not as green as what it looks like on camera. He says that this will be a good day for the batters. 

They are one of the most prolific opening pairs in the history of ODI cricket and they are back together for the first time since February this year. Or that is what is expected unless India tries a different opening combination. Dhawan and Rohit are very close to becoming the second Indian opening pair after Sachin Tendulkar and Sourav Ganguly to score over 5000 runs as an opening stand. 

The broadcasters have shown Kohli interacting with his teammates at the ground. He seems in good spirits but not in his training gear. It looks all but confirmed now, there will be no Kohli in this match. 

Suryakumar Yadav talks about his unbelievable century in the third T20I. “It was important to take the positive road. I just thought I'll just be myself, be fearless. The way it was going, I am very happy with it,” he says.