England in India: Brendon McCullum is suffering defeat in the first one-day international responsible

After a convincing defeat in the T20s, McCullum now has these three matches to turn around England’s 50-over-side before their Champions Trophy opener against Australia on February 22.

England enters this competition on the back of three consecutive ODD series defeat, and this latest loss was filled with well -known matches -those who have given the England 50 -over cricket since winning the World Cup at Lord’s in 2019.

There was a collapse-salt, Ben Duckett and the out of the form Harry Brook fell into a flurry-hitting loss of ordinary wickets, including the recurring Joe Root for 19, meant they were unable to turn the tide.

They were bowled out for the 21st time in 44 ODI -Omraft since the beginning of 2022.

When their trip to Bowl arrived, Jofra Archer only admitted to two races and got Yashasvi Jaiswal from in his first three overs, but his next two costs 23. the first 10 overs.

From there, England’s bowling was all too often unhappy and threatening. Shreyas Iyer capitalized to take 59 from 36 balls and a partnership with 108 between Gill and Axar Patel took India to the brim.

Axar was bowled by a fine leg spinner by Adil Rashid with 28 necessary races, at Rahul tiled the leg bone spinner a return-catching and Gill’s mis-hour feature went to the middle of.

It only made the scoring line look more closely than it should have. England was well beaten.