England vs India 2018: 5 things that will determine the winner of the ODI and T20I series

The more economical bowling unit in ODIs

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Scoring 350 runs in an ODI in England has become a norm these days, thanks to the nature of the wickets and size of the grounds in the island.

The upcoming series will be witnessing two of the best batting line-ups around and it will be a big surprise if the teams fail to cross the 330-mark even once in three matches provided the wickets are similar to the ones that were given against Australia.

The bowlers from both the teams will have their tasks cut out when they bowl to the best batsmen in the opposition and eventually, it might come down to the bowling attack that has restricted the other team's batting line-up on most occasions in the series.

Sans Jasprit Bumrah, the Indian team will be missing a vital cog in their wheel and things will come down to Bhuvneshwar Kumar and the wrist spinners to choke the England batsmen.