India aimed for a reachable target of 193 runs, but their plans quickly fell apart. By the end of 17.4 overs, they were struggling at 58 for 4, having lost four key wickets. England made a strong comeback, taking three wickets in the last half-hour to stay in the game.
The Indian innings began poorly with opener Yashasvi Jaiswal getting out without scoring. KL Rahul, who remained not out, tried to stabilize the situation with Karun Nair. However, Nair lost his wicket to Brydon Carse in the 13th over, scoring only 14 runs off 33 balls.
Captain Shubman Gill faced a tough challenge right from the start. He faced nine deliveries and managed to score six runs before being trapped LBW by Carse. This dismissal came as a big blow to the Indian side, allowing England to gain the upper hand in the match.
