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MS Dhoni has one glove off, ready for the run-out opportunity...
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India win series 2-1
India chase 199 with 8 balls to spare
Rohit 100*, Kohli 43, Pandya 33*
Jordan takes two brilliant catches
Eng 198-9: Roy 67 (31); Pandya 4-38
Five catches for Dhoni - T20 record
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Image source, Getty ImagesEng 198-8published at 19.5 overs
Dot ball, as Adil Rashid has a swing and a miss.
How's stat?!published at 15:39 British Summer Time 8 July 2018
Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statisticianMS Dhoni is the first player to take five catches in a T20 international innings.
Image source, Rex FeaturesEng 198-8published at 19.4 overs
Adil Rashid is on strike, and gets four from his first ball!
It's full, at the stumps, and Rashid opens up the face of the bat and clonks him away. Kohli's face is a picture.
Postpublished at 15:38 British Summer Time 8 July 2018
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WICKETpublished at 19.3 overs
Plunkett c Dhoni b Siddarth 9 (Eng 194-7)
Five catches for MS Dhoni, as Liam Plunkett tries to scoop the ball over his shoulder and ends up guiding it towards the India wicketkeeper.
Eng 194-7published at 19.2 overs
That's excellent running from Liam Plunkett, and he nabs himself two from a clip off his legs.
Eng 192-7published at 19.1 overs
Run rate 10.02
Wide from Siddarth, and Chris Jordan swings his arms and pushes a single away.
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Right then.
It'll be Siddarth Kaul to bowl the last over.
Eng 191-7published at 19 overs
Liam Plunkett works a single to put Chris Jordan on strike, but another excellent yorker from Umesh Yadav prevents them nabbing another one.
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James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match SpecialIt's just a flick of the wrists. He doesn't try to hit it too hard.
Eng 189-7published at 18.4 overs
Liam Plunkett's having none of this.
The first ball he faces is full, tempting, and promptly carved away for six.
Postpublished at 15:34 British Summer Time 8 July 2018
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match SpecialIt's a really good yorker. Willey has dug it out, but only got enough bat on it to play it on to the stumps. England are really slowing up.
WICKETpublished at 18.3 overs
Willey b Yadav 1 (Eng 184-7)
Chopped on!
That's really good from Umesh Yadav. Full, straight, at the stumps, and David Wiley gives it a little tickle to help it on its way.
Image source, Rex FeaturesEng 183-6published at 18.2 overs
David Willey and Chris Jordan are going to have to push England over the 200 mark.
They bunt a couple of singles off Umesh Yadav to get themselves off the mark.
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James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match SpecialThat's done him for pace again. Pandya is using the change-ups well, as if he is quicker than England expect. It's 86mph. Not express, but lively enough.
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Bairstow c Dhoni b Hardik 25 (Eng 181-6)
Famous last words.
Hardik Pandya's first over went for 22 runs, but he's recovered well to clock figures of 4-38. It's a decent delivery from the bowler and Jonny Bairstow, stretching to reach it, gets a thick edge through to MS Dhoni.
Eng 181-5published at 17.5 overs
Clever from Jonny Bairstow.
He went charging past Ben Stokes to ensure he kept the strike, then clatters a slower ball from Hardik Pandya for four.
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James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match SpecialThat's very well bowled. Stokes struggled in that over. He was trying to hit through the leg side, but it skewed through the off side, which suggests it might have skidded on quicker than he thought.