ENG vs IND Full Scorecard, India vs England 2025 Updates

2nd ODI • Barabati Stadium • Cuttack

England

304 (49.5)

India

308/6 (44.3)

IND won by 4 wickets

Info

Fantasy

Live

Scorecard

Stats

Playing XI

Date & Time

09 Feb, 01:30 PM IST

Venue

Barabati Stadium, Cuttack

TV/Streaming

Star Sports / Hotstar

Match

2nd ODI,

India vs England 2025

Schedule

Stats

Umpires

Chris Brown (New Zealand), Jayaraman Madanagopal (India), Sharfuddoula (Bangladesh, TV)

Referee

Javagal Srinath (India)

Toss

England elected to bat

Pitch Report

It's a high scoring venue, it's a smallish venue. The dimensions are 73m down the ground, 63m and 64m square of the wickets. It's not as hard as the last pitch that was played. There are lot of cracks, if the seam hits, it'll move either way. This wicket will skid through as the game goes on. Spinners will come into play later on, dew is a factor on this ground. First innings is key, get runs on the board. It might slow down a bit under the sun, it will turn. You might want to chase under lights with pitch settling down.

1st Innings

249Avg Runs

7Avg Wkts

84.73Avg SR

2nd Innings

231Avg Runs

7Avg Wkts

84.09Avg SR

Playing XILineups Out

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

IND

6- 4

ENG

Team Form (Recent 5 Matches, Latest First)

India

England

Players to Watch

Top Batters

Shubman Gill

IND . BAT

87 Runs

1 Match

Shreyas Iyer

IND . BAT

59 Runs

1 Match

Axar Patel

IND . ALL

52 Runs

1 Match

Top Bowlers

Ravindra Jadeja

IND . ALL

3 Wkts

1 Match

Harshit Rana

IND . BOWL

3 Wkts

1 Match

Adil Rashid

ENG . BOWL

2 Wkts

1 Match

Playing XILineups Out

Fantasy Top Picks

Expert Team 1

S Gill

J Buttler

Expert Team 2

A Patel

R Jadeja

Venue Details

Barabati Stadium, Cuttack

1st Innings

249Avg Runs

7Avg Wkts

84.73Avg SR

2nd Innings

231Avg Runs

7Avg Wkts

84.09Avg SR

Toss winners opt to

47%Bat First Bowl First53%

Team Batting First

44%Wins Losses56%

Recent Matches on venue

3rd ODI • Dec 22 • West Indies tour of India

IND 316/6 (48.4)

WI 315/5 (50)

IND won by 4 wkts (8b rem)

vs live score

2nd ODI • Jan 19 • England tour of India

IND 381/6 (50)

ENG 366/8 (50)

IND won by 15 runs

vs live score

Team Form (Last 5 Matches, Most recent first)

Team Form (Last 5 Matches)

India

England

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

IND

6- 4

ENG

Team Comparison (Last 10 Matches)

Matches Played

Matches Won

252

Average Score

264

410/4

Highest Score

329/5

117/2

Lowest Score

202/10

Player of the Match Rohit Sharma

119(90)

ENG

IND

Info

England

304/10 (49.5)

Batters

Philip Salt

89.66

c R Jadeja b V Chakravarthy

Ben Duckett

116.07

c H Pandya b R Jadeja

Joe Root

95.83

c V Kohli b R Jadeja

Harry Brook

59.62

c S Gill b H Rana

Jos Buttler

(C)

97.14

c S Gill b H Pandya

Liam Livingstone

128.13

runout (KL Rahul / S Iyer)

Jamie Overton

60.00

c S Gill b R Jadeja

Gus Atkinson

42.86

c V Kohli b M Shami

Adil Rashid

280.00

runout (KL Rahul / H Rana)

Mark Wood

0.00

runout (KL Rahul)

Saqib Mahmood

0.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 2, NB: 1, W: 12)

TOTAL

(49.5 Ov, RR: 6.1)

304/10

Bowlers

EXT

Mohammed Shami

7.5

8.43

6.89

7.57

5.40

3.50

5.33

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Philip Salt

c R Jadeja b V Chakravarthy

1-81

10.5

Ben Duckett

c H Pandya b R Jadeja

2-102

15.5

Harry Brook

c S Gill b H Rana

3-168

29.4

Jos Buttler

c S Gill b H Pandya

4-219

38.4

Joe Root

c V Kohli b R Jadeja

5-248

42.3

Jamie Overton

c S Gill b R Jadeja

6-258

44.6

Gus Atkinson

c V Kohli b M Shami

7-272

47.1

Adil Rashid

runout (KL Rahul / H Rana)

8-297

48.5

Liam Livingstone

runout (KL Rahul / S Iyer)

9-304

49.4

Mark Wood

runout (KL Rahul)

10-304

49.5

India

308/6 (44.3)

Batters

Rohit Sharma

(C)

119

132.22

c A Rashid b L Livingstone

Shubman Gill

115.38

b J Overton

Virat Kohli

62.50

c PD Salt b A Rashid

Shreyas Iyer

93.62

runout (A Rashid / J Buttler)

Axar Patel

95.35

Not out

KL Rahul

71.43

c PD Salt b J Overton

Hardik Pandya

166.67

c J Overton b G Atkinson

Ravindra Jadeja *

157.14

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 1, NB: 0, W: 7)

TOTAL

(44.3 Ov, RR: 6.92)

308/6

Did not Bat

Harshit Rana, Mohammed Shami, Varun Chakravarthy

Bowlers

EXT

6.00

9.29

7.13

7.80

5.40

4.14

1.3

10.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Shubman Gill

b J Overton

1-136

16.4

Virat Kohli

c PD Salt b A Rashid

2-150

19.3

Rohit Sharma

c A Rashid b L Livingstone

3-220

29.4

Shreyas Iyer

runout (A Rashid / J Buttler)

4-258

36.6

KL Rahul

c PD Salt b J Overton

5-275

40.4

Hardik Pandya

c J Overton b G Atkinson

6-286

41.6

Match Info

Date & Time

09 Feb, 01:30 PM IST

Venue

Barabati Stadium, Cuttack

TV/Streaming

Star Sports / Hotstar

Match

2nd ODI,

India vs England 2025

Schedule

Stats

Umpires

Chris Brown (New Zealand), Jayaraman Madanagopal (India), Sharfuddoula (Bangladesh, TV)

Referee

Javagal Srinath (India)

Toss

England elected to bat

4 1 0 1 4 W

Over 42

Runs: 10

1 1 1 1 4 0

Over 43

Runs: 8

1 4 0 1 0 1

Over 44

Runs: 7

1 1wd 0 4

Over 45

Runs: 6

All Overs

Player of the Match Rohit Sharma

119(90)

Commentary

That's all from us for today. Hope you enjoyed our coverage. We will be back with the third and final ODI of the series on 12th, Wednesday. It will be the last ODI that India play before the Champions Trophy. Do join us for that. Till then, it's Darpan and Bala signing off. Goodnight!

There would be areas where both sides will be looking to improve in the larger context. A lot of England batters got starts, but did not make it big. A score closer to 350 runs was on the offer and that would have made it a closer game. There will also be some discussions about the team selection. On the other hand, India would want their middle-order to ensure that they don't give even a whiff when the side is on top. Plenty to ponder before they get set for the final ODI of the series.

Rohit Sharma played a special knock today to bring up his 32nd ODI hundred and help India take a 2-0 lead in the three-match series. Check out the milestones that he achieved on his way to his century today!

5 milestones achieved by Rohit Sharma during his 119 in IND vs ENG 2025 2nd ODI

Rohit Sharma (India captain & Player of the Match): It was good, really enjoyed being out there, scoring runs for the team. Important game, series on the line. Broke it down to pieces about how I wanted to bat. It's longer than T20 cricket, but shorter than Tests. Needed to assess and break the innings down to pieces. It was important for batters who are set to bat as deep as possible. Looking at the pitch, when you play on black soil, it skids on a bit. It's important to show the full face of the bat, especially at the start. They were bowling into the body, trying not to give any room. That's where I prepared my game and tried to access the gaps. Got good support from Gill and Shreyas. We enjoy looking at each other. Gill is a classy player. I have seen him in close quarters, doesn't seem to be overawed by the situations. The numbers are there. He is just classy to watch from the other end. The game can go either side in the middle. If you manage and squeeze in those middle overs, you need not worry much about the death. In both the games, we squeezed in and got wickets in the middle. It was important to keep taking wickets. If you do that, it's not easy to keep scoring. We want to keep getting better as a team. There is noting specific that we want to work on. Just keep getting better as a team. As long as guys are clear about what they are supposed to do, if they keep doing that not much to think about.

Jos Buttler (England captain): 'We did a get to a lot of good positions. Some players to catch on and get us to 350 runs. Rohit played a fantastic knock and put us in a lot of pressure. He has been doing it for some time in ODIs. Looking at the wicket, we wanted to get runs on the board. Maybe skidded on a bit under the lights. Two guys at the top did fantastically well. We needed to get to 330-350 runs, that might have been defendable. Keep making stapes in the right direction. Results aren't there but we want to keep the players at the task."

Hang around for the post match presentation. We will bring you the quotes from the two skippers and the Player of the Match.

Shubhman Gill speaks to the host broadcaster. Here is what he has to say: "I was feeling good out there today. And with Rohit bhai, he makes it easier for you. The way he dominated the fast bowlers was a treat to watch from the non-striker's end. It was a good pitch to bat on. The odd ball was skidding on. But overall, it was a very good pitch. The chat between us was simple. We tried to keep things simple and went after the ball that was there to be hit."

India 308/6 (44.3 overs) beat England by 6 wickets!
Rohit Sharma 119(90) | Shubman Gill 60(52)
Jamie Overton 2/27 (5) | Liam Livingstone 1/29 (7)

09:45 p.m. IST: It was a Rohit Sharma show, wasn't it? 305 runs wasn't a small total to chase down by any stretch of imagination. But the Indian skipper came out like a man who is possessed and hunted the England bowlers down. He looked in supreme touch right from the word go and never put a foot wrong until he notched up his century.

The new ball was crucial on this track for the batters to capitalize. And the Indian opening pair ensured that they got the team off to the perfect start. While Rohit Sharma was going in full flow at one end, Shubman Gill eased into his innings at the other end. He was timing the ball sweetly and played the perfect foil to Rohit Sharma's counterattacking innings. They put on 136 runs before Gus Atkinson bowled a superb yorker to remove Gill's off-stump.

Virat Kohli had a short stay in the middle, edging one through to the keeper off Adil Rashid. Shreyas Iyer came in at number 4 and once again played a crucial knock taking the team to a comfortable position in the chase. With the way India lost wickets towards the end, his partnership of 70 runs with Rohit Sharma ended up being a crucial one.

India got home comfortably in the end, but the skipper won't be happy with the way they kind of lost their way in the end. There was a flurry of soft dismissals, starting with the runout of Shreyas Iyer. Axar Patel played a steady hand at one end and ensured that there was no slip up.

There would be some questions on England's team selection. There was plenty of turn on the surface, but they did not have enough options in the spin department to take advantage. Adil Rashid had one of his rare off days, conceding 78 runs in his spell. Liam Livingstone was probably the pick of the bowlers, conceding just 29 runs in his 7 overs while the other bowlers went around the park. England were never really in the game in the second innings except when India gave them some quick wickets towards the end.

India win by 4 wickets with 33 balls remaining!

44.3 Joe Root to Ravindra Jadeja, FINISHES OFF WITH FLAMBOYANCE! Full delivery at 96.9kph, outside off. Jadeja unfurled the big, booming drive, garnished with the elegance of a left-hander and the ball scampered through the extra cover region to fetch him four.

44.2 Joe Root to Ravindra Jadeja, slightly tossed up, full, 89.3kph. Jadeja dinks it to mid-on.

44.2 Joe Root to Ravindra Jadeja, quicker ball, on a good length, but down the leg side.

44.1 Joe Root to Axar Patel, around the wicket, BOUNCER FROM THE SPINNER! WOW! Patel controls it well as he pulls it to deep square leg. 2 runs short now.

They steal a single off the final delivery! India just 3 runs away now. Root will continue with the ball. Will Axar Patel get it done with a boundary?

overs

302 /6 score

runs

Axar Patel *

40 (42)

Ravindra Jadeja

7 (5)

Gus Atkinson

1 /65

43.6 Gus Atkinson to Axar Patel, WOAH! Full, outside off. Patel slogged it, agriculturally, to mid-on. Jadeja was in the way and did well to duck. The fielder then returned a wayward throw which allow them to run one.

43.5 Gus Atkinson to Axar Patel, SHORT AGAIN! Outside off. Patel arches back and shapes up for the ramp over the keeper, but fails to connect.

43.4 Gus Atkinson to Ravindra Jadeja, SHORT AGAIN! 132.4kph. Angling into the rib cage. Jadeja deploys a well-controlled pull shot to send it to deep backward square leg. With that single, India need only 4 runs more.

43.3 Gus Atkinson to Ravindra Jadeja, BUMPER! Registers 128.8kph on the speed gun, but ends up outside off. Jadeja does not see the need to offer as shot.