India 356-7 (48.1 ovs) vs England 350-7 | Scorecard

Centuries from Kedar Jadhav and Virat Kohli helps India defeat England by three wickets as they chase down a huge 350-run target with 11 balls to spare.

Jadhav smashed a 76-ball 120 on his home ground, putting on 200 runs for the fifth wicket with Kohli, who slammed 122 from 105 balls.

The duo rallied India, who were struggling on 63 for four at one stage, with some good strokeplay in the middle overs and give the hosts a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.

A superb run chase from the Indians under pressure, especially from local boy Jadhav, who entertained his home crowd with his superb strokes all around the MCA stadium in Pune.

Kohli, once again, came good in a run chase and guided the inexperienced Jadhav through the middle overs to help India chase down the massive score.

Pandya provided the finishing touches, with a a quickfire 40 from 37 balls as India won with 11 balls to spare.

India 350-7 (48 ovs) vs England 350-7 | Scorecard

After a shaky start, Pandya has settled down well and is showing great maturity by taking the singles to keep India's chase in control.

Leg-spinner Rashid comes in to bowl the 48th over as India pick five runs from the first five balls before Pandya smashes the last ball over long-off to level scores and race to 40 from 37 balls.

India 339-7 (47 ovs) vs England 350-7 | Scorecard

Pandya gets another crucial boundary, this time off Stokes, opening the face of the bat to steer it fine on the off-side for a four.

Three singles off the next three deliveries before Ravichandran Ashwin turns the last ball on the leg side for two runs to get nine from Stokes's final over, who finishes with two for 73 in 10 overs.

Ball to bowl the 47th over. He attempts a slower bouncer which goes high over Pandya and is called a wide before he takes a single.

Ashwin plays a nice drive through the covers for two runs and then picks one in Ball's final over, who was England's best bowler with three for 67 in 10 overs.

India are 339 for seven in 47 overs, needing 12 runs from three overs for victory.

India 325-7 (45 ovs) vs England 350-7 | Scorecard

Ball rekindles England's hopes with the wicket of Jadeja. The left-hander top edges the pull shot and is caught at mid-on after scoring 13 from 15 balls.

With the asking rate under control at around 5.5, there was no need for such rash shots but Jadeja has given England a glimmer of a hope. Poor thinking from the experienced all-rounder, trying to take a risk when there was no need.

Pandya relieves some pressure following that wicket with a fluent drive through the covers for a four to take the score to 325 for seven, needing 26 from 30 balls for victory.

India 313-6 (43 ovs) vs England 350-7 | Scorecard

Ravindra Jadeja plays a defensive push on the leg side but gets good timing on it, as it beats the fielder at mid-on, for a four.

A few deliveries later, Stokes has a LBW appeal turned down against Jadeja, who is struck high on the pads.

Umpire CK Nandan turns down the appeal as England take the DRS, which also goes India's way with the impact too high and the ball missing the stumps comfortably.

England bring back Moeen to bowl the 42nd over with India not looking in any rush at the moment with the asking rate under six.

They pick six runs from Moeen's sixth over to keep in touch with the asking rate.

In the next over, Ball bowls a wide before Jadeja hits him through midwicket for a four to further bring the asking rate under control.

Ball attempts the slower ball but ends up giving a wide outside the off-stump though it looks a harsh call. Pandya flicks the last ball to deep square leg for one as India reach 314 for six in 43 overs, needing 37 runs from seven overs for victory.

India 291-6 (40 ovs) vs England 350-7 | Scorecard

Pacer Ball comes back, replacing Woakes, who was expensive in his second spell. Jadhav, who by now can't even take the quick singles due to cramps, decides to go for the big shot. He smashes a short ball over mid-off for a six before he pulls a short ball but tumbles on the ground.

Jadhav is down with severe cramps and it remains to be seen if he continues or retires as his inability to take the quick singles would hamper India big time in the closing stages of this run chase.

Meanwhile, Jadhav is up and back again. He smashes another short ball over midwicket and it carries all the way for a six to get 13 from the over.

Stokes continues as he starts the new over with one down the leg side which Pandya tickles fine for a four to bring the asking rate under six for the first time in their innings.

Stand and deliver time for Jadhav, as he pulls another short ball down the leg side from Stokes past the short fine leg fielder for another four.

Ball gets the key wicket of Jadhav, who plays the pull shot yet again but hits it straight into the hands of the fielder at deep square leg.

Jadhav hobbles back after a fine innings of 120 from 76 balls as he gets a huge cheer from his home fans.

With both the centurions gone, India are reduced to 291 for six in 40 overs, needing another 60 runs from the last 10 overs for victory.

India's lower order did remarkably well during the Test series and it remains to be seen if they can replicate that same form in the ODIs too.

India 264-5 (37 ovs) vs England 350-7 | Scorecard

Stokes brings England right back into the contest with the big wicket of Kohli, who mishits and is caught on the off-side after a fine innings of 122 from 105 balls.

A short ball from Stokes as Kohli looks to pull but miscues it on the off-side and is caught by Willey.

However, he has put India right on course for victory with a superb partnership of 200 runs from 24.3 overs for the fifth wicket with Jadhav, who is struggling with cramps for the last few overs.

This has been a superb spell from Stokes so far, taking one for 11 in three overs to dent India's hopes big time.

Stokes played a potential game changing innings with the bat and with the ball he has bagged the two big wickets of Yuvraj and Kohli.

He nearly bags another wicket as Hardik Pandya top edges the pull but it goes over the keeper for a single.

India 262-4 (36 ovs) vs England 350-7 | Scorecard

England bring back Stokes, who bowls a good over as he gives away just three runs in his fourth over.

In the next over, Kohli plays another magical shot, going deep in the crease before lifting a slightly slower short ball from Woakes with a straight bat over midwicket for a six. How he managed to get it over that region is hard to understand and only a batsman with the talent and ability of Kohli can do it. What a player!

After a good first spell, Woakes is struggling as he bowls another one down the leg side which Jadhav guides fine on the leg side for a four to take his score into the 90s.

Stokes bowls a full delivery to Kohli, who clips it on the leg side for two runs and then takes a single.

Jadhav taps Stokes on the leg side and hobbles across the pitch for a run, he seems to be struggling with cramps. Another tidy over from Stokes, who gives away six runs, in his fifth over.

Woakes overpitches as Kohli flicks him over midwicket for a four. A few balls later, Jadhav opens the face and steers Woakes through thirdman for a four to race to his century from just 65 balls, having hit 11 fours and two sixes.

India are 262 for four in 36 overs, needing 89 runs from 14 overs for victory.

India 229-4 (32 ovs) vs England 350-7 | Scorecard

Rashid, who went for 26 runs in his first three overs, comes back for a new spell. Kohli picks a single to inch closer to his century before Jadhav cuts a short ball which is half stopped at point to give him a couple.

He then pulls a short ball over midwicket for a four to raise the 150-run stand for just 116 balls.

Jadhav follows it up with a sensational inside-out lofted shot over the covers for a six as Rashid continues to leak runs, giving away 13 more runs in his fourth over.

What a treat for the home fans as Jadhav has overshadowed Kohli, scoring 85 from 52 balls in the partnership of 158 runs with Kohli content to play second fiddle with 71 from 63 balls in the fifth-wicket stand.

Kohli looking for the single to complete his century but Woakes has done well to keep him quiet. And finally Kohli gets it in grand style, smashing the pacer back over his head for a six to bring up his century from 93 balls, the 27th time he has gone past the hundred-run mark in ODIs and the 17th time in a run chase.

Has there ever been a better batsman in a run chase in ODIs in the history of the game?

Run chases are Kohli's specialities and once he gets some good support from the other end, there is no stopping him.

India were reeling at 63 for four at one stage but Kohli was not affected and once he saw Jadhav scoring freely from the other end, Kohli settled down and guided his partner through the middle overs while ensuring that India kept in touch with the scoring rate.

India 208-4 (30 ovs) vs England 350-7 | Scorecard

India not trying anything fancy in the middle overs and just trying to deal in ones and twos against the spinners to keep their wickets for a dash at the end.

Root goes for six runs in his second over, all coming in singles.

Moeen looks to have bowled a quiet over before Jadhav spoils his plans as he lofts the last ball straight back over his head for a four, to take his score to 60 from just 37 balls. That boundary also brings up the 100-run stand for the fifth wicket from just 81 balls and has been instrumental in keeping India's chances alive despite the early wickets.

Kohli also gets into the act as he skips down the track to Root and hoists him over midwicket for a six.

Both Kohli and Jadav have showed great awareness in taking the singles and ensure that they maintain the momentum in the middle overs.

Jadhav has not played much international cricket but is showing cricketing sense in a pressure situation.

He yet again goes after Moeen's last delivery after he had given just three runs off the first five balls, lofting him over mid-off for a much-needed four.

Desperate for a wicket, England are forced to bring back Willey. Kohli plays a handsome drive through the off-side for a four and Jadhav nudges Moeen fine on the leg side for another boundary as 10 come from Moeen's next over.

Kohli picks a single to take India past the 200-run mark, in the 30th over. He then steers a short delivery over short thirdman for a four take his score into the 90s. Another couple of runs takes him to 96 and just a boundary away from another century in a run chase.

India are looking good on 208 for four in 30 overs, scoring at nearly seven per over. They need another 143 runs from 20 overs for victory.

Kohli is batting on 97 from 86 balls, while Jadhav has smashed 73 from just 48 balls, adding 145 runs for the fifth wicket so far, from just 109 balls.

India 152-4 (23 ovs) vs England 350-7 | Scorecard

India are doing well to keep the scoreboard ticking as for the second successive over bowled by Ball they manage to pick six runs without hitting any boundary.

Jadhav pulls a short ball from Rashid over midwicket for a couple and then pulls the next square on the leg side for a four.

India are 132 for four in 20 overs with Jadhav racing to 39 from 21 balls and Kohli on 55 from 53 balls. They need another 219 runs from 30 overs for victory.

Spin from both ends as Moeen Ali comes into the attack. Jadhav continues to get the boundaries as he plays the square cut to a short wide delivery from Ali for a four.

Part-time Root replaces Rashid, who has gone for 26 runs in his three overs. Kohli has slowed down considerably allowing Jadhav to do the bulk of the scoring runs as he takes a chance or two, while getting boundaries regularly.

Without too much of a fuss, they pick Root for seven runs in his first over. Jadhav then takes a single off the first ball of Moeen's next over to race to his fifty from just 29 balls and gets a huge cheer from his home fans.

The partnership is worth 89 runs and it has come from 67 balls to revive India's innings after a few early wickets.

India 119-4 (18 ovs) vs England 350-7 | Scorecard

England introduce spin as leg-spinner Adil Rashid comes into the attack, to bowl the 16th over.

Three singles from the first four balls before Jadhav pulls a short ball square on the leg side for a four followed by a single.

Jadhav and Kohli keep the scoreboard busy as they pick six singles from Ball's fourth over.

In the next over, Kohli hits Rashid through the leg side for two runs to race to his half-century from 44 balls.

Jadhav heaves the last ball of the over from Rashid over the long-on fence for a six, to race to 31 from 16 balls.

India 94-4 (15 ovs) vs England 350-7 | Scorecard

Kohli punches an over-pitched delivery from Stokes straight down the ground past mid-on for a four.

Local boy Kedar Jadhav gets off the mark in style as he pulls a short ball from Stokes over midwicket for a boundary.

Kohli in complete control as he plays a beautiful cover drive off Ball for another four followed by two runs on the leg side before taking one to race to 40 from 34 balls.

Jadhav easing off some pressure on his captain Kohli as he hits Stoke for successive boundaries. He square cuts a short ball past point as the lanky Ball jumps over the ball at thirdman, while he flicks the next ball through midwicket as India reach 94 for four in 15 overs, having scored 30 runs from the last three overs to keep in touch with the asking rate.

India 64-4 (12 ovs) vs England 350-7 | Scorecard

Ben Stokes comes into the attack and starts with a wide down the leg side to Yuvraj, who then tickles the next ball fine on the leg side for a four.

He tries the same shot off the next ball but gets a thin edge which is taken down the leg side by wicketkeeper Buttler as the left-hander walks back for 15.

As Yuvraj makes his way back, the crowd erupt into a huge cheer as former captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni makes his way out to the middle. Dhoni smashes the second ball he faces, cutting it past point for a four followed by a single.

But he doesn't last long as Dhoni top edges the pull shot from pacer Ball to be caught at mid-on for six.

Two wickets, that of the experienced Yuvraj and Dhoni, in the space of 10 balls for the addition of just seven runs has left India reeling on 63 for four in the 12th over.

India 51-2 (10 ovs) vs England 350-7 | Scorecard

Kohli looks to counter-attack as he goes over pacer Woakes. He chips down the track and plays the inside out lofted shot over the covers for a four. The India captain plays a super shot off the next ball, coming down again and lofting a slower off-cutter over the midwicket region for another boundary.

Yuvraj pulls a short ball from Willey for a six over square leg, to get off the mark in some style off the second ball in his comeback to the ODI team. He finishes the over in same fashion, again pulling a short ball over midwicket but this time for a four.

While Willey has gone for runs, Woakes has been quite superb from the other end. He sends down another over, conceding just a single to Kohli after four dot balls. The pacer has given away just 12 runs in his first five overs and built the pressure which has resulted in Willey getting wickets from the other end.

Willey is taken off after a good first spell of two for 30 in four overs as he makes way for pacer Jake Ball. Kohli slashes at a wide short ball as he gets a thick outside edge and is fortunate that the ball carried over the fielder on the thirdman fence for a six.

India recover to 51 for two in 10 overs, with Kohli racing to 26 from 22 balls and Yuvraj on 11 from 10 balls. They need exactly 300 runs from 40 overs for victory at an asking rate of 7.5.

India 24-2 (6 ovs) vs England 350-7 | Scorecard

Captain Kohli announces himself as he comes down the track and lofts Willey over midwicket for a six. The next ball is pushed on the leg side for another couple of runs before he picks one as Willey switches to over the wicket.

Willey silences the crowd with the wicket of Rahul, who is bowled through the gate after scoring just eight. The left-arm pacer got one to come in sharply from round the wicket as Rahul plays down the wrong line.

India in big trouble on 24 for two in the sixth over with both openers back in the hut.

Interestingly, Yuvraj Singh walks in at No. 4 ahead of Mahendra Singh Dhoni, with India looking to get in the left-right combination.

They will need someone to support Kohli, who is already looking in good touch.

India 13-1 (4 ovs) vs England 350-7 | Scorecard

India have not been able to break free in the opening overs and the pressure pays for England.

Dhawan goes after a wide delivery from Willey but gets a thick outside edge which is taken by Moeen on the thirdman fence after a fumble or two.

Dhawan failed to get going, scoring just one from 10 balls as India lost an early wicket to be reduced to 13 for one in four overs.

India 10-0 (3 ovs) vs England 350-7 | Scorecard

We are back with India's run chase as they face a massive 351-run target in the first match of the three-ODI series.

Much will depend on how their openers KL Rahul and Shikhar Dhawan fare in the first 10 overs of Powerplay.

Chris Woakes to start off with the ball for England. Rahul leaves the first two balls outside the off-stump before he gets a leg bye off the fifth ball. Woakes bowls a high bouncer which is called a wide as just two runs come from the first over.

Left-arm pacer David Willey to bowl the second over. He starts with a wide down the leg side to Rahul, who slaps the next ball through the off-side for a four.

Willey bowls another wide before Rahul picks another run to get seven from the second over.

Woakes bowls another good over, his second in a row, giving away just a single as India reach 10 for no loss in three overs.

England 350-7 (50 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Ben Stokes, Jason Roy and Joe Root hit half-centuries to power England to a massive 350 in the series opener in Pune, their highest total in India.

While Roy provided the impetus at the start with a 61-ball 73 at the start of the innings, Stokes cut loose at the end to smash 62 from just 40 balls.

Root keep the England innings going in the middle over with a brisk knock of 78 from 95 balls.

For India, Pandya was the best bowler as he claimed two for 46 in nine overs, while Jadeja claimed one for 50 in 10 overs.

But premier spinner Ashwin struggled as he was smashed for 63 runs in eight overs.

England were 235 for four in 40 overs before Stokes took charge and helped the hosts slam 115 runs in the last 10 overs to end on a high.

England 350-7 (50 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

England's batsmen continue to attack as new batsman Chris Woakes smashes Yadav over the cover region for a four.

Two balls later, Moeen tries the reverse paddle but misses and is bowled for a quickfire 28 from 17 balls.

A good over under the circumstances from Yadav as he gives away eight runs to finish with expensive figures of one for 63 in seven overs.

Bumrah to bowl the final over. David Willey heaves the second ball with one hand off the bat as he is beaten by the slower ball for a six over midwicket.

A quick bye off the last ball helps England finish with a massive 350 for seven in their 50 overs.

India have struggled in the death overs, with 105 runs coming from the last eight overs.

Bumrah went for 79 runs in his 10 overs, while taking a couple of wickets, while Yadav claimed one for 63 in seven overs.

England 330-6 (48 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Bumrah has struggled with his length as he bowls another high full toss which is called a no-ball for height, the third time he has done in this innings.

In the same over, Stokes smashes a full delivery over long-on for a huge six to bring up his fifty in grand style, from 35 balls.

The beamer epidemic is spreading as Yadav starts his new spell with another high full toss which Stokes hits over thirdman for a six to take England past the 300-run mark, in the 47th over.

Yadav does well with the free hit delivery as he bowls a yorker to Stokes, who digs it out on the leg side for two runs and another yorker is defended on the off-side for one.

Yadav drops short as Moeen rocks back and cuts it past point for a four and then makes room before steering the last ball, a yorker, past point for another boundary.

An expensive over from Yadav as he concedes 20 runs in the 47th over with England now looking at a score of around 350-run mark.

Stokes has provided the impetus, smashing 62 from 39 balls, having hit two fours and five sixes, while Moeen has made 19 from 11 balls.

Bumrah brings India some relief with the wicket of Stokes, who pulls a short ball but can't time it properly and is caught at deep midwicket after an entertaining knock of 62 from 40 balls.

Despite the wicket of Stokes, India are unable to stop the flow of runs. Moeen pulls a short ball from Bumrah over square leg for a six before a yorker goes down the leg side for four leg byes beating wicketkeeper Dhoni.

Bumrah concedes 13 runs in the over as England reach 330 for six in 48 overs, with Moeen smashing 27 from 15 balls.

England 285-5 (45 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Jadhav is the preferred off-spinner for India ahead of Ashwin, who has been hit for 49 runs in his seven overs.

Jadhav firing it at the stumps as Moeen Ali looks to pull but the ball stays a bit low and he can get a single to deep midwicket.

He errs with length as he overpitches and Stokes makes room before hoisting it over the off-side for a six to get 10 runs from the over.

Stokes getting into the act. He pulls Bumrah over midwicket for a four before the pacer bowls another high full toss to give away another no-ball and a free hit.

Stokes makes most of the free hit as he launches it over long-on for a huge six, to take his score to 30 from 24 balls, having hit two four and two sixes already.

Ashwin replaces Jadhav, who had bowled a good spell so far of four overs for 23 runs.

Moeen smashes the second ball through the covers for a four before Stokes lofts it back over Ashwin's head and gets a six despite getting it off the toe end of the bat, the small ground helping his cause.

14 runs from the Ashwin over, who has struggled with the ball, giving away 63 runs in eight overs.

England have scored 49 runs from the last five overs, to race to 285 for five in 45 overs, and looking good for a total around the 325-run mark.

England 245-5 (42 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Jadhav continues as Stokes plays back and looks to swing it but is hit on the pads as the ball stays low and narrowly misses the stumps, beating even Dhoni for two leg byes.

Jadhav has bowling with a strange side arm action, not wanting to give the batsmen any flight to get under the ball. He has done well so far, giving away just 13 runs in three overs.

Bumrah comes back and starts his new spell with a high full toss which is cut to thirdman for a single by Stokes. The umpire calls it a no-ball for height giving England a free hit.

Bumrah bowls another full toss as he misses the yorker yet again but Root hits it down to long-off for just a single.

Bumrah gets the key wicket of Root, who tries to loft it down the ground but Pandya comes up with a stunning catch at long-on, timing his jump to perfection and taking it high on his right, just inside the boundary ropes.

Root walks back after a fine innings of 78, having hit four fours and a six in his 95-ball knock.

England 235-4 (40 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Jadhav, who bowled just one over in his first spell, comes back. Root attempts the reverse paddle but fails to make proper connection before Ben Stokes pull a short ball which keeps a bit low behind square on the leg side for a four.

But Jadhav makes a good comeback with three dot balls in a row to give away just six runs in the 39th over.

Ashwin comes back and he continues from round the wicket. He is looking to bowl a defensive line on and around the middle stump to right-hander Root. The fifth ball is outside the leg stump and Root sweeps it past short fine leg for a four.

England are 235 for four in 40 overs, still looking on course for a total in excess of 300.

England 221-4 (38 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Part-timer Yuvraj Singh comes into the attack to bowl the 35th over to a huge cheer from the crowd. He gives away six runs in his first over which also sees England cross the 200-run mark.

Jadeja to complete his spell quite early as he bowls his final over, the 36th of the innings. A tidy over to end his spell as Jadeja finishes with good figures of one for 50 in 10 overs.

Buttler goes after Yuvraj as he comes down the track and launches him straight down the ground for a six.

In the next over, Buttler is hit on the helmet off his shoulder by a good bouncer from Pandya. That blow seems to have rattled him a bit as he looks to loft the next ball straight but ends up hitting it straight into the hands of Dhawan at mid-off.

Buttler walks back for 31 as England are reduced to 220 for four, in the 38th over.

England 199-3 (34 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Interestingly, Dhoni asked the DRS straightaway without even consulting captain Kohli, but then he knew that Morgan had got the edge.

Jos Buttler walks in at No. 5 and he will look to get along with things rightaway with a long batting order to follow.

With a new batsman out in the middle, Kohli brings back Jadeja, who nearly bowls a good over before Root reverse paddles the last ball for a four past short thirdman.

Buttler taking no time to warm up as he walks across his stumps and hits a full delivery from Pandya through midwicket for a four.

Jadeja bowls a superb over, giving away just one run as he sends down a super quick over as England reach 171 for three in 30 overs.

A few quiet overs from Jadeja and Pandya in tandem as India look to build up some pressure by drying up the boundaries.

Buttler breaks the shackles as he hits Jadeja over the off-side for a six.

In the next over, Root takes a couple of runs to bring up his fifty, from 72 balls. He has taken his time but he would look to hold one end up and allow the stroke makers to cut loose from the other end.

This time Root goes after Jadeja, slog sweeping him over midwicket for a six as England reach 199 for three in 34 overs.

With 16 overs remaining and a lot of batting left, England look on course for a total around the 325-run mark.

England 157-3 (27 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Part-timer Kedar Jadhav, who had a good showing with the ball during the New Zealand ODI series, comes into the attack much to the delight of his home fans.

He makes a good start, giving away just four runs in his first over.

In the next over, Pandya has a huge appeal for caught behind against Morgan turned down and the Indians instantly take the DRS. The Ultra Edge confirms that the left-hander had got the edge but umpire CK Nandan yet again makes a poor decision, for the second time his call has been overturned.

Morgan walks back for 28 from 26 balls as England are reduced to 157 for three after 27 overs.

England 150-2 (25 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Following the wicket, Ashwin sends down a tight over, giving away just two runs as England reach 111 for two in 20 overs.

Despite taking the wicket Jadeja is taken off as he makes way for Bumrah, who also concedes just two runs as England look to rebuild after Roy's wicket.

Root plays the cheeky paddle sweep against Ashwin, hitting him for a couple fine on the leg side followed by one.

Morgan also repeats the paddle and gets two runs before he slog sweeps Ashwin over midwicket for a six. Two more singles as England goes for 13 runs in his fifth over.

England look to maintain the tempo in the middle overs. Root looks to up the ante after the dismissal of Roy as he pulls a short ball from Bumrah over midwicket for a four.

In the next over, Morgan flicks Ashwin fine on the leg side beating the fielder inside the circle for a four.

Pandya comes back to replace Ashwin, who bowled an expensive first spell of five overs for 41 runs.

He attempts a short ball to Morgan but the lack of pace means the England captain help it fine on the leg side for a four to take the total to 150 for two in 25 overs, scoring at exactly six runs per over.

England 109-2 (19 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

India introduce spin as Ravindra Jadeja comes into the attack to bowl the 11th over. England are happy to milk him for five singles in the first over, not wanting to do anything fancy against him.

But Roy won't be quiet against the pacers. He cuts a short ball from Bumrah over the point fielder for another cracking boundary but he misses out on a full toss later in the over.

Joe Root gets into the act as he reverse paddles Jadeja fine past wicketkeeper for a four, beating Dhoni, who struck his leg out like a goalkeeper but saw it fly past his face.

Spin from both ends as Ravichandran Ashwin comes on from the other end, replacing Bumrah, who bowled three overs for 18 runs. Ashwin makes a tidy start, giving away five runs from his first over.

The two experienced spinners building up the pressure with some tight overs, drying up the boundaries in the last few overs.

Roy looks to break the shackles as he reverse sweeps Ashwin as he mishits it on the off-side but Yadav at short thirdman is unable to judge it well and drops a sharp catch as he makes a one-handed effort. Roy gets a couple of runs to take England past the 100-run mark, in the 18th over.

Roy then smashes the next ball from Ashwin powerfully past mid-off for a four.

Jadeja gets the crucial breakthrough for India with the wicket of Roy, who charges down the track but is beaten and Dhoni completes an easy stumping.

Roy played a nothing shot as he came down but missed the ball which sneaked in between the bat and pads. He walks back after a good innings of 73 from 61 balls, having hit 12 fours, adding 69 runs for the second wicket with Root to lay a solid foundation for the visitors.

England 67-1 (10 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Bumrah comes into the attack after three overs from Pandya with the new ball, in which he conceded 17 runs.

He makes a tidy start, giving away four runs in his first over.

Roy continues to get the boundaries in the early overs as he pulls a short ball from Yadav fine on the leg side for a four. The next ball is full as Roy flicks it square on the leg side and gets good timing on it for another boundary as he races to 43 from 32 balls.

In the next over, Roy plays a beautiful straight drive forcing even the great Sunil Gavaskar to applaud from the commentary box. He punches a full delivery from Bumrah down the ground for a four.

Roy shows he is equally capable off the backfoot as he pull a short ball over midwicket for another four to race to his half-century from 36 balls, having hit 10 fours.

This is a good start for England as they race to 67 for one in 10 overs.

England 44-1 (7 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Pandya bowls another good delivery as Hales is yet again beaten outside the off-stump before he takes a single on the off-side and Roy picks a run.

Pandya drifts on the pads as Hales flicks it fine on the leg side for a four.

Roy hits Yadav through the leg side for a four through midwicket as England continue their good start.

But against the run of play, they lose the wicket of Hales, who is run out for nine. Brilliant stuff from Bumrah, who rushes in from fine leg and gets a direct hit at the non-striker's end with Hales caught just short as he hesitated at the start of the second run and also didn't expect the throw at his end.

Meanwhile, Roy punches another ball on the stumps from Yadav through midwicket for a four.

England 28-0 (5 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Roy on fire as he cuts a short ball from Yadav over the point region for a four. But the pacer soon gets his revenge as Roy is given out leg before wicket as umpire CK Nandan upholds the appeal.

After a brief consultation with his partner, Roy takes the DRS. The ball tracker shows that the impact was on the leg stump and the ball would have slided down the leg side and missed the stumps.

So, a reprieve for Roy as he makes good use of the review system.

Pandya bowls a near unplayable delivery to Hales, good movement and some extra bounce as Hales is beaten all ends up. He has settled into a good rhythm after being hit for two fours in his first over.

Hales looks to pull a short ball but gets a top edge which falls safely on the leg side as Ravi Ashwin stops inside the ropes and Roy keeps strike with a single from the last ball.

Yadav looking to keeping it on the stumps and not give any room to the two batsmen. Hales again misses the pull, as he ducks under bouncer before looking to pull the next which he mishits on the leg side for one.

England off to a good start, as they reach 28 for no loss in five overs.

England 15-0 (2 ovs) vs India | Scorecard

Umesh Yadav to open the bowling for India and up against him will be England's deadly opening duo of Jason Roy and Alex Hales.

Roy looks to leave the first ball quite late but ends up steering it wide of the second slip fielder and drives the next ball straight but is stopped at mid-on.

Umesh bowls a beauty, getting enough movement to beat Roy outside the off-stump.

He guides the next ball past the second slip for a four despite a good effort from Hardik Pandya at thirdman for the first boundary of the match.

Hardik Pandya to bowl the second over ahead of Jasprit Bumrah. Roy hits the second ball uppishly through the covers for a four and drives the next ball, which is full, through the same region for another boundary.

England's openers show their intent early on as they reach 15 for no loss for two overs.

Check out the two teams:

India: Virat Kohli (captain), Shikhar Dhawan, Lokesh Rahul, Mahendra Singh Dhoni (w/k), Yuvraj Singh, Kedar Jadhav, Hardik Pandya, Ravichandran Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja, Jasprit Bumrah, Umesh Yadav.

England: Eoin Morgan (captain), Alex Hales, Jason Roy, Joe Root, Jos Buttler (w/k), Ben Stokes, Moeen Ali, Chris Woakes, Adil Rashid, David Willey, Jake Ball.

Virat Kohli is off to a good start as the captain, winning the toss in the first ODI as he elects to bowl against England in the series opener in Pune.

Veteran Yuvraj Singh makes his comeback to the ODI team after more than three years, while Dhoni will play his first match without the extra burden of captaincy after nearly 10 years in the job.

The young KL Rahul is expected to open the innings with the experienced Shikhar Dhawan, while Hardik Pandya gets the nod ahead of Ajinkya Rahane and Kedar Jadhav will play the first match in front of his home fans in Pune as he is preferred to Manish Pandey.

It will be interesting to see where MS Dhoni bats in the ODI team.

Should he bat higher up the order at No. 4 or should he play the finisher's role at No. 6?

Check out how Dhoni has fared at various batting positions:

Welcome to the coverage of first One-Day International between India and England in Pune, on Sunday.

A new era in Indian cricket begins as Virat Kohli takes charge of the limited overs team, taking over Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who gave up the captaincy and will play as a wicketkeeper-batsman in the three-match ODI and T20I series against England.

Captain Kohli will be hoping India can carry on their momentum from their crushing 4-0 victory against England in the Tests.

Desperate for some experience in the middle order, India brought back veteran Yuvraj Singh, who made his comeback to the ODI team after more than three years.

The hosts will again start as the favourites with spinners Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja back in the ODI line-up after missing the series against New Zealand.

It will be interesting to see how India pack up their middle order also comprising of Ajinkya Rahane, Manish Pandey and Kedar Jadhav. KL Rahul and Shikhar Dhawan are expected to open the innings and Hardik Pandya playing the all-rounder's role.

Kohli faces a tough choice to pick from the likes of Jasprit Bumrah, Umesh Yadav and Bhuvneshwar Kumar, all of whom have done well in ODIs.