India vs England स्कोरकार्ड, 1st ODI, England vs India 2022

India have won two of their last three men’s ODIs against England including a seven-run win in their most recent encounter (28 March 2021 at Pune); India have not won back-to-back men’s ODIs against England since January 2017.

England have won five of their seven completed men’s ODIs against India at Kennington Oval, including a three-wicket win in September 2011 which was their most recent such meeting; indeed, they’ve won their last three straight home games against them – their longest winning streak since a five-game stretch from 1974 to 1982.

England have won their last six straight men’s ODIs played at Kennington Oval, having not lost at the London venue since June 2015 (vs New Zealand); this will be their 50th game at the venue in the format and they have never previously enjoyed a longer winning streak there.

India have won their last three men’s ODIs after having endured a four-game losing streak prior to that run; the last time they won more than three games in succession in the format was a five-game streak in January 2019.

England have a batting dot ball rate of just 39% in men’s ODIs in 2022, the best such rate of any full member team in the format in that time and 11 percentage points lower than India (50%).

India (83%) and England (82%) have the highest catch success rates among all full members teams in men’s ODIs in 2022; India have held on to 35 of their 42 catch attempts while England have kept a hold of 14 of their 17 attempts.

Jos Buttler (England) has scored 248 runs and hit 19 sixes in his two ODI innings thus far in 2022, the most sixes of any player in the men’s format this year; however, he has scored only 20 or fewer runs in each of his last five innings against India in men’s ODIs.

Ravindra Jadeja (99) is one scalp away from reaching 100 wickets in men’s ODIs for India away from home; in doing so, he will become only the second player to score 1,000 runs and take 100 wickets overseas in the format for the Men in Blue, joining Kapil Dev (2,435 runs and 153 wickets).

Liam Livingstone (England) has hit a boundary once every 2.3 balls faced in men’s ODIs in 2022, the most frequent of any player to face at least 10 deliveries during this period; he has scored 70 runs from his 28 balls faced so far this year.

Shikhar Dhawan (149 games) is on course to play his 150th men’s ODI, which would make him the 21st player to reach the mark for India in the format; Dhawan logged two half centuries in three innings against England in his most recent ODI series against them.