Bumrah's career-best restricts England to 110

A sizzling performance with the ball, led by Jasprit Bumrah's career-best show, restricted England to a paltry 110, with the hosts getting bowled out inside 26 overs after being asked to bat at The Oval in the first ODI on Tuesday (July 12). Bumrah's 6 for 19 was supported well by Mohammed Shami, who bagged 3 for 31 en route to becoming the joint third fastest to 150 wickets, as England were bowled out for their lowest ODI total against India.

On a pitch that had plenty of bounce and with some swing also on offer, Bumrah rattled England with early strikes. Having had Jason Roy in trouble with a couple of deliveries swinging in sharply in the second over, he set the dismissal up well, bowling one slightly wide and the batter ended up inside-edging it onto the stumps. Joe Root probably expected the ball to swing in but it held the line and had some extra bounce and the No. 3 outside-edged it to Rishabh Pant. England were in more trouble as Ben Stokes also departed without scoring - the second occasion of three ducks among the top four for England in an ODI - when he got an inside edge to the 'keeper while trying to defend Shami who came in from round the wicket.

Bumrah bagged his third, getting one to come in to Bairstow, having previously moved the ball away from the batter, and forcing an outside edge. Liam Livingstone also departed for a duck, getting far too much across and exposing his stumps, getting bowled by an in-swinging delivery from Bumrah. Hardik Pandya, who replaced Shami, nearly picked up a wicket in his first over when Jos Buttler rode the bounce and almost chopped it on. Bumrah, given a fifth straight over, would have picked up the wicket of Moeen Ali had Pant not put down a tough chance down the leg side.

Buttler and Moeen played their shots as they tried to build a partnership to resurrect England. They added 27 before Moeen, who played an uppish drive past Prasidh Krishna for a four, chipped a catch back to the bowler soon after. With Buttler getting out to Shami while playing the pull, and Craig Overton getting bowled by the same bowler, England were in shambles at 68/8.

That they managed to cross 100 was thanks to a useful ninth wicket association between David Willey and Brydon Carse. In terms of runs scored (35) and balls faced (41) this was the best partnership in the innings but it came to an end when Carse had no answers to a searing yorker from Bumrah, becoming the bowler's fifth scalp. Reece Topley struck a six off Yuzvendra Chahal but Willey (21), the second highest run-getter in the innings, was bowled by Bumrah, who registered the third best bowling figures for India in ODIs.

Brief scores: England 110 in 25.2 overs (Jos Buttler 32, David Willey 21; Jasprit Bumrah 6-19, Mohammed Shami 3-31) vs India.