India skipper Rohit Sharma hit his 32nd ODI century, guiding India to a series-clinching victory over England at Barabati Stadium. Rohit's 119 off 90 balls, accompanied by Shubman Gill's 60 and Ravindra Jadeja's 3-35,

Rohit Sharma played a brilliant knock of 119 off 90 balls at an impressive strike rate of 132.22 that not only marked his return to form but also helped India chase down 305-run target set by England in the second ODI in Cuttack.

Rohit Sharma roared back to form with a resounding century against England in the 2nd ODI on Sunday. Ahead of the Champions Trophy, this will be a huge breather for the India captain who had faced severe scrutiny for his drastic dip in the form.

England set a target of 305 runs after being bowled out for 304 in the final over. Joe Root (69) and Ben Duckett (65) led the scoring, while Liam Livingstone (41 off 32) provided late fireworks.

Sharma also reached his half-century in just 30 balls, despite a 30-minute delay in the match due to a floodlight malfunction at the Barabati Stadium

The barren run of skipper Rohit Sharma and the selection conundrum that a fit-again Virat Kohli’s return poses are the towering obstacles in India's quest for a series win against England in the second ODI here on Sunday.

Virat Kohli has recovered from the knee injury that ruled him out of the 1st ODI against England and the former India captain is all set to play the 2nd game in Cuttack on Sunday, batting coach Sitanshu Kotak announced on Saturday.

India batting coach Sitanshu Kotak said that star batter Virat Kohli who missed the first ODI against England is currently fit.

India batting coach Sitanshu Kotak provided a big update on Virat Kohli who missed out in the first ODI due to a knee injury. Kotak revealed that Kohli is fit and good to go in the second ODI at the Barabati Stadium in Cuttack on February 9.