Unbeaten India look to push England further towards elimination
Defending champions England are hanging by a thread with just one win from five matches
10,000 foot view:
Might Britain at any point get back to winning ways?
India versus Britain was among the most expected matches of the 2023 ODI World Cup. All things considered, it is the pre-competition top choices (and the hosts) taking on the reigning champs. However, nobody had envisioned that Britain would hang by the most slender of strings when this game would show up.
With only one dominate from five matches, Britain are hiding close to the lower part of the focuses table. Assuming they are to come to the knockouts from here, each molecule in this universe needs to work for them - there are that numerous changes they need to go in support of themselves.
Britain appear to have proactively done what was in their control. They have attempted each of the 15 players in the first crew, attempted to play with no consideration on the planet, and, surprisingly, avoided out their bad habit chief for three with regard to five games. Nothing has worked.
India, then again, have seemed to be the most over the top total group. With five successes in as many matches, they are the main unbeaten group in the competition. They even crushed New Zealand, their intruder group at the ICC occasions, regardless of missing their most indispensable, two-in-one player Hardik Pandya.
The way in to India's prosperity is the manner by which they start. Rohit Sharma has been establishing the vibe in the powerplay, striking at 134.01, while Jasprit Bumrah has been doing it with the ball, with an eye-popping economy of 2.90 in the initial ten overs.
Assuming that India win tomorrow, they will recover the best position and drive Britain further to the edge of disposal. Yet, they are still without Hardik, who is recuperating from his lower leg injury. Also, that implies going in with only five forefront bowlers by and by. Maybe that is the reason Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli and Suryakumar Yadav were turning their arms over in the nets.
Structure guide:
India on a series of wins
India WWWWW (last five ODIs, latest first)
Britain LLLWL
At the center of attention:
Mohammed Siraj and Jos Buttler
Appearing on the scene Cup, Mohammed Siraj was among the most deadly ODI bowlers around, having gotten 30 wickets in 14 matches in 2023. He was striking each third finished and had an economy of 4.91. Be that as it may, such a long ways in this World Cup, he has looked crude. He has just six wickets in five excursions, at an economy of 5.90. Assuming that he go on in a similar way, he will confront fierce opposition from Mohammed Shami for his place once Hardik is back.
Very much like his group, Jos Buttler has additionally neglected to satisfy the hopes, and he, at the end of the day, acknowledged it. Generally thought to be one of the most risky white-ball players, Buttler began the competition with 43 against New Zealand. However, from that point forward, his scores have been 20, 9, 15 and 8. His captaincy has been under the scanner also, particularly the choices to bowl first against Afghanistan and South Africa. Managing all the undesirable consideration and analysis, does he have anything passed on in the tank to motivate a circle back?
Group news: India prone to be unaltered
India have the choice of getting R Ashwin and playing three spinners. In any case, that would leave them with only two seamers. So anticipate that they should play an unaltered XI.
India (plausible): 1 Rohit Sharma (capt), 2 Shubman Gill, 3 Virat Kohli, 4 Shreyas Iyer, 5 KL Rahul (wk), 6 Suryakumar Yadav, 7 Ravindra Jadeja, 8 Kuldeep Yadav, 9 Mohammed Shami, 10 Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Siraj
With no left-hand player in India's main six, there's negligible worth in Moeen Ali's offspin. So he is probably going to sit out once more, with Harry Creek supplanting him. Britain could likewise acquire Gus Atkinson for Imprint Wood.
Britain (likely): 1 Jonny Bairstow, 2 Dawid Malan, 3 Joe Root, 4 Ben Stirs up, 5 Jos Buttler (capt, wk), 6 Harry Stream, 7 Liam Livingstone, 8 Chris Woakes, 9 David Willey, 10 Gus Atkinson, 11 Adil Rashid
Pitch and conditions: A red-soil surface
In three matches such a long ways at the Ekana Cricket Arena in this World Cup, spinners have enlisted an economy of 4.79, rather than 5.63 via seamers. However, Sunday's coordinate will be played on a red-soil pitch with light fixes of grass. So anticipate that the seamers should have a greater say.
The temperature in the early evening will be around 31°C however ought to drop by five degrees at night. There's no estimate for downpour.
FAQs
Which team is better India or England?
Which team is better India or England? India Today's Data Intelligence Unit analysed all India-England ODI matches with conclusive results between 2002 and 2022, and found that out of 66 matches, India won 41, which amounts to 62.12 per cent of the total matches. Meanwhile, England won only 25, which is 37.88 per cent of the matches.
Where is India vs England match today?
Where is India vs England match today? Ekana Stadium in Lucknow will host the highly-anticipated match on Sunday, commencing at 02:00 pm IST. Rohit Sharma and Co have had an impeccable winning streak in the ICC World Cup 2023.
What time is India vs England today?
What time is India vs England today? World Cup 2023, India vs England: Date, Time And Venue The India vs England World Cup 2023 clash it set to take place on Sunday, October 29 at the Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow. The match starts at 2 PM IST.
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