The first ODI at The Oval in Kennington was dominated by Indian pacers, who took all the ten wickets of England innings and exploited the swing, seam and weather conditions well
Eight nations will duel for a spot in this year's ICC Men's T20 World Cup in Australia as the hosts bid to book their place in the event for the first time in six years.
Rohit achieved this feat during the second T20I against England, where he scored 31 runs off 20 balls and smashed three fours and two sixes, to take his overall fours tally to 301.
England pacers, led by Richard Gleeson and Chris Jordan, dominated the Indian batters in the second T20I here at Birmingham as Men in Blue posted a competitive 170/8 in their 20 overs, with efforts from captain Rohit Sharma (31) and Ravindra Jadeja (46*) proving extremely valuable for the vi
In the picture, spinner Yuzvendra Chahal, and wicketkeeper Ishan Kishan were among others who could be seen taking some lessons from the legendary skipper.
England had an extremely disappointing day with the bat. The highly-attacking batting line-up could not live up to its hype again, fizzling out in front of Indian pacers.