Jasprit Bumrah strikes twice in two balls to put England in backfoot

English bowlers put Indian batters under pressure very early in the match as opener Shubman Gill and star batter Virat Kohli were dismissed cheaply inside the powerplay, While Gill was clean bowled by Chris Woakes on 9, Kohli handed and easy catch to Ben Stokes off the bowling of David Willey and walked back without opening his account. It was for the first time in his career that Kohli was dismissed on duck in a World Cup match.

Rohit Sharma, captaining India for the 100th time in an international match, came up with a significant knock of 87 in 100 balls before he was tempted to come out of the crease and play a shot in the air against Adil Rashid only to get caught by Liam Livingstone in the deep.

In the fag end of the innings, tailenders Jasprit Bumrah and Kuldeep Yadav put together a partnership of 21 runs. Kuldeep made 9 off 13 balls and Bumrah scored 16 in 25 balls before he got run-out in an attempt to sneak in a single on the last ball of the innings.

India's batting performance against England meant that India remains the only team to have not lost all its 10 wickets even once. Every other team except for India had lost all its 10 wickets at least once.