India vs England: Gill’s Ton & Bowlers Stun in Dominant Series Win!

India secured a dominant 142-run victory over England in the third and final ODI at the Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad, completing a 3-0 series whitewash. The hosts put on a clinical performance with both bat and ball, leaving England struggling throughout the contest.

Indian Dominance! 3-0 Sweep as England Crumbles Under Pressure

Gill’s Century Sets the Stage

Batting first, India posted a mammoth 356/7 in 50 overs, courtesy of a magnificent 112-run knock by Shubman Gill. His classy innings was supported by Shreyas Iyer (78) and Virat Kohli (52), ensuring a strong total. England’s bowlers had little success, with Reece Topley and Adil Rashid picking up two wickets each.

England’s Batting Collapse

Chasing 357, England faltered early and never recovered. Tom Banton (38) and Gus Atkinson (38) tried to resist, but Kuldeep Yadav, Axar Patel, and Arshdeep Singh dismantled the visitors, bowling them out for 214 in 34.2 overs.

India’s Bowling Brilliance

The Indian bowling attack delivered a disciplined performance, with Kuldeep and Arshdeep picking up three wickets each. England’s middle order crumbled under pressure, failing to build any partnerships.

Indian captain Rohit Sharma praised the team’s consistency, while Jos Buttler admitted England’s struggles, defending his side against criticism.

Series Impact

With this commanding win, India boosts confidence ahead of the Champions Trophy, while England faces serious concerns after a disappointing white-ball tour. India’s all-round dominance sealed the series, with Gill’s century and the bowlers’ magic making the final match a one-sided affair.

Conclusion: India’s Statement Victory

India’s dominant 3-0 whitewash against England showcased their batting firepower, bowling precision, and overall team strength. Shubman Gill’s century and the bowlers’ clinical performance highlighted India’s growing dominance in ODI cricket. For England, the series exposed major weaknesses, especially in batting depth and consistency. As they reflect on their seventh white-ball loss in eight matches, they must reassess strategies ahead of future tournaments.

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