IND vs ENG 3rd ODI Highlights: India beat England by 142 runs, seal series 3-0

"Very very pleasing (with the way the series went). We knew there will be challenges that we could face. I mean there is nothing I could have done about that (the ball that got rid of him today). Credit to the bowler and the bowler is there to get you out and you are there as a batter to challenge that. Just nicked the ball, second ball I was facing and couldn't have done anything about that. I don't see there was anything wrong we did this series. Obviously there are certain things we are looking at (to improve) and I am not going to stand here and explain those. It is our job as well to keep some consistency within the squad and the communication is clear. Obviously any champion team wants to get better every game and move forward from there. Very happy with the score (at the break). There is a bit of freedom in the squad to go out there and play the way you want. The World Cup was a perfect example of that and we want to continue to do that. There will be times it will not fall in place but that's okay," Rohit said.

India defeated England by 142 runs to clinch the series 3-0. Axar Patel picked up the final wicket as Gus Atkinson departed after smashing 38 runs off 19 deliveries. 

Mark Wood departed for nine runs. England are 193/9. Just a matter of time before India make it 3-0 in the ODI series.

It's eight now. Hardik Pandya knocks over Adil Rashid as the batter inside-edges his attempted pull. England 8 down, India little away now.

Washington Sundar tricks Liam Livingstone, who departed for nine runs. The all-rounder bowled wide and Livingstone who stepped outside of the crease to play was bamboozled. England were 174/7

Another massive wicket for Harshit Rana. Harry Brook departs for 19 runs off 26 deliveries. England are once again struggling to find rhythm in the middle overs. They are 161/6 after 27 overs.

England captain Jos Buttler departed for only six runs. Harshit Rana came back to the attack and gave a blow to the visiting team. Rana is jubilant. England are 154/5 after 24.1 overs.

Joe Root departed after scoring 24 runs off 29 deliveries. He attempted to lean forward and play a shot but an inside edge went on to smash the stumps. Big wicket for Axar Patel. England are 134/4 after 20.2 overs. 

Tom Banton departed after scoring 38 runs off 41 deliveries. Kuldeep Yadav sends him packing. England are 126/3 after 18 overs. Harry Brook comes out to join Root in the middle.

England are 123/2 after 17 overs. Joe Root and Tom Banton are slowly stitching an important partnership.

Hardik is in after the powerplay. He is India's third seamer here and in the Champions Trophy. Let's see how he goes about his business

Arshdeep now gets Salt. A change of pace from the left-armer, pitched in short and Salt hit this to short-third. India now have two crucial wickets here.

Arshdeep Singh gave a massive breakthrough. Ben Duckett departed for 34 runs off 22 deliveries. Arshdeep, who was hit four boundaries in his last over, makes a stunning comeback. England are 60/1 after 6.2 overs.

Ben Duckett hit four consecutive boundaries in the over. England are off to a flying start. The Three Lions are 48/0 after five overs. Great start for a mighty chase.

England are 18/0 after three overs. It's a good start for them, chasing 357 runs.

Ben Duckett and Phi Salt open the batting for England. Arshdeep Singh has been handed the new ball. England need 357 runs to win the match.

India post 356 runs in the first innings. Arshdeep Singh was run-out on the final delivery of the innings. All eyes on second innings now.

Sundar refrained from taking a single in the first couple of deliveries, only to get out on the third delivery. Mark Wood picked up the wicket as the all-rounder departed for 14.

Harshit Rana departed after scoring 13 runs off 10 deliveries. He hit a six against Gus Atkinson but the England pacer retaliated well. India are 353/7 after 49 overs.

Saqib Mahmood dismisses KL Rahul for 40 runs off 29 deliveries. India are 337/7 after 46.4 overs.

Axar Patel departed after scoring 13 runs off 12 deliveries. Joe Root picked up the wicket as India are reduced to 307/6 after 43.5 overs.

Shortly after Shreyas Iyer's wicket, Hardik Pandya came onto the strike aiming to stabilise the innings. Hitting two consecutive sixes to Adil Rashid, Pandya was beaten all ends up on the final ball of the 41st over. Scoring 17 runs in nine deliveries, Pandya walks back to the pavilion with India having scored 289 runs with the loss of five wickets.

Shreyas Iyer departed after scoring 78 runs off 64 deliveries. India are 259/4 after 38.2 overs. Adil Rashid picked up his third wicket.

Adil Rashid once again delivered for England. Shubman Gill departed for 112 runs off 102 deliveries. India are 226/3 after 34.3 overs. KL Rahul comes out to bat, ahead of Axar Patel.

Second half-century for Shreyas Iyer in the three-match series against England. He did it in 43 deliveries. 

Gill gets to his 7th ODI ton. What a series he is having!! He punches this towards mid-wicket for a four to get to his ton. India cross 200 in 31.2 overs.

Shubman Gill is unbeaten on 96. He is nearing to his seventh ODI century.

India are 171/2 after 26 overs. Shubman Gill and Shreyas Iyer look well-settled in the middle. 

Virat Kohli departed after scoring 52 runs. Adil Rashid got the better of the star India batter. This is the fifth time Rashid got him out in ODI cricket.

Having already broken the record for being the fastest to 2,500 runs in ODIs, Shubman Gill has completed a well-composed half-century and both him and Kohli are taking India forward.

Shubman Gill and Virat Kohli have picked up the pace after Mark Wood's early strike. After three boundaries to Joe Root in the 13th over, Gill has continued his knock with a six against Atkinson on the very first ball of the 14th over. India now approaching the 90s as both batters look set for a big score.

After Rohit Sharma's early wicket, Kohli and Gill seem to be settling at the crease as 50 runs come up for the Indian team. Both batters look to be in the flow as the Men in Blue look to post a big total on the scoreboard. India on the score of 52 runs with one wicket after the first 10 overs.

With Virat Kohli out in the middle, both him and Shubman Gill will now aim to stabilise the innings for the Men in Blue. Losing skipper Rohit Sharma's wicket in the very first over was not ideal for the hosts, however, if Gill and Kohli stand at the crease for a long time, it could pose problems for England.

And Rohit Sharma will have to wait until the Champions Trophy to complete 11,000 runs! A peach from Mark Wood catches Rohit unawares with a bit of a movement, whose feet go nowhere but pushes at the ball and gets an outside edge through to the keeper.

Indian openers skipper Rohit Sharma and his deputy Shubman Gill are in the middle and Saqib Mahmood has the new ball. There is a possibility of dew later on but the conditions might assist the seamers early on. The openers will have to be a bit careful at the start.

It is the centre wicket where the World Cup 2023 final was played and there are 66m boundaries on either side. It's a black soil pitch with patchy grass. There might be a bit of assistance for the faster bowlers at the start and Indian openers will need to be a bit cautious. The captain winning the toss would want to field first but since it is a precursor to the Champions Trophy, both teams have chosen to do what they haven't done in the series so far.

Playing XI: Phil Salt(w), Ben Duckett, Joe Root, Harry Brook, Jos Buttler(c), Tom Banton, Liam Livingstone, Gus Atkinson, Adil Rashid, Mark Wood, Saqib Mahmood

Playing XI: Rohit Sharma(c), Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul(w), Hardik Pandya, Axar Patel, Washington Sundar, Harshit Rana, Kuldeep Yadav, Arshdeep Singh

England skipper Jos Buttler won the third consecutive toss and this time chose to field, as do most of the captains at this venue. The wounds of the World Cup 2023 final are still fresh in everyone's minds. Buttler reckoned that the pitch might have dictated the decision but since they have batted first in both games, wanted to change a bit. Similarly, Rohit Sharma, the Indian captain wanted to bat first as the hosts have chased in the first two matches.

As Ravi Shastri mentioned at the toss, England have done well in the series but at crunch moments, have failed to kick on and need at least one or two batters to make that 90-100 plus score to be able to challenge a strong Indian team in their own conditions.

Rishabh Pant, Arshdeep Singh and Washington Sundar haven't played a single game in the series and since all of them are part of the squad for the Champions Trophy, the Men in Blue will be keen to give them some game time under their belt. Kuldeep Yadav is also expected to return having played just one game.

It's the third and final match of the ODI series at the gigantic stadium in Ahmedabad and India will look to test their bench strength with the series already in the bag. England would just want to win but they have injury concerns as well and would be keen to get accustomed to the playing conditions once again and go into the Champions Trophy with some momentum. Welcome to our live coverage of the third and final match from the Narendra Modi Stadium.