That's us done from Pune as India take an insurmountable 3-1 lead in this five-match T20 series.

Take a read of Matthew Henry's report to see how it played out.

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India captain Suryakumar Yadav: "That was a top effort from everyone on the field.

"We didn't want to go back after 10-3. They way we responded, the positive intent, the way Hardik and Dube showed their intent, it was great.

"We've been talking about expressing yourself, you bat the way you bat in the nets. I'm really happy, I think we're moving the right direction.

"I always knew that post-powerplay there was a time when we could control the game."

England captain Jos Buttler: "We started brilliantly, taking lots of wickets, and at the end the batting powerplay we were in a great position and I think we should have gone on to win the game.

"It is disappointing. We did some really good things in the game, but chasing wickets, I dropped a catch off Dube first ball and he went on to play a really good innings. With the bat we were in a fantastic position but lost a couple of wickets quickly together.

"We want to double down on the way we want to play and I've been really impressed with how we've committed to that and I think we can commit more and when we do that I think we'll get more out of ourselves."

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on TNT Sports

England were dumb with some of their shots and that is quite a hard thing to say because T20 cricket is a balancing act. Sometimes the modern thinking is not right.

Ben Duckett played beautifully today and we were 62-0 with one ball of the powerplay left. Just see it out and knock a single, then regroup again. You've done your job. I don't know if it is ego to just keep on playing their way. Just take a single and think about how important the next three or four overs against spin are going to be and your best player of spin can go at six or seven an over.

I also have to have a go at Harry Brook too. If Brook had Chakravarthy for six runs they'd have needed just 10 in the final five overs with their best bowler done. He tried to play the ramp, almost as if his ego said that is the way we've been told to play. I get that you have to play with freedom to play T20 cricket, and to be able to express yourself, but you also have to play the situation in front of you and give yourself the best chance of ultimately winning the game. It was a good innings, but not a great innings, because a great innings wins the game. It has annoyed me. It is batting and playing smart, but it is old-fashioned and apparently you can't play in that way.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on TNT Sports

It gave the captain another brilliant option. They also had Abhishek Sharma, another spinner, who didn't bowl in this game. Nitish Rana has absolutely helped the India side.

We can rant about it all we like, it was the wrong call, but England should have won the game. The headline isn't about the concussion sub.

Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on TNT Sports

It is bizarre when Washington Sundar was there and there was another spinning all-rounder too in Ramandeep Singh. It would be interesting to know the reasons.

Sir Alastair Cook
Ex-England captain on TNT Sports

You've got to love cricket because it throws up so many stories. At half time you would never have thought that story would have been a concussion sub. He made such a big impact on the game.

Replacing a big-hitting batting all-rounder, who has bowled one over in the IPL, with a guy who can't bat and bowls heavy seam makes no sense to me whatsoever.

England should have still won the game and would have probably preferred a seamer to a spinner but I don't understand it. They had Washington Sundar who got replaced because they wanted more batting in the side.

It seems absolute madness that you are allowed to do it, but credit to the lad on debut, but he shouldn't be allowed to play there.

Sunday's final T20 in Mumbai will now be a dead-rubber - a shame, 2-2 going into that game at the Wankhede would have been something special.

England follow that match up with three ODIs from Thursday, warming-up for the Champions Trophy.

The jubilant crowd at Pune are treated to a fireworks display as the hosts celebrate their series victory.

England started promisingly in both innings, but then fell away as India's class showed - the visitors will regard this match as a missed opportunity.

The controversial concussion debutant sub Harshit Rana has been given man of the match for his 3-33 - we'll hear more about that, I'm sure.

Yorker from Arshdeep Singh, Rashid finds the fielder again.

One more single - not enough.

Saqib Mahmood can only find the long-off fielder running in.

Just a single.

Saqib Mahmood the last man out for England.

He comes on strike as Rashid strikes Arshdeep Singh down the ground - cut off for a single.

England need 19 from the final over to win.

If they get 18 we'll have a super over.

A reminder England need to win to keep the series alive.

A big call from Jamie Overton - he turns down another single to bring Adil Rashid back on strike.

He clubs the next ball back to Rana who shies the ball back at the stumps.

Overton is back in his crease, but that's another dot ball.

Put down!

Jamie Overton turns down a single from the next delivery then skies the third ball of Harshit Rana's over high in the air behind the keeper.

Sanja Samson runs back to try and take the catch, but Varun Chakravarthy goes for it as well and there's a slight collision - enough to put the India keeper off and see the ball hit the ground.

England run two.