India crush England to seal ODI series 3-1

January 23, 2013 20:02

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INDIA WIN BY 5 WICKETS!!!

India 258-5 (47.3 overs) vs England 257-7

Raina was on 42 when he was caught at first slip but was given not out because Finn broke the stumps on his follow through. That proved to be a crucial moment in this encounter but India had it easy in the middle overs and the English bowlers rarely threatened.

This is Dhoni's 77th victory as captain in ODIs going past Sourav Ganguly and he is now second behind Mohammad Azharuddin, who has 90 wins.

"India have now beaten England in 19 out of last 22 ODIs at home, Eng won only 2, while one match ended in a tie (CWC2011)," says Rajneesh Gupta on Twitter.

England have returned empty-handed once again in ODIs in India. They have lost four back to back series in India starting from 2006 (5-1), 2008 (5-0), 2011 (5-0) and 2013 (3-1).

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