Bairstow's 124 helps England level series
Stokes hits brutal 99 off 52 balls - all-rounder went from 50 to 99 in 12 balls
England openers share quickfire 110 for first wicket
India put on 126 runs in last 10 overs to post 336-6
Rahul's classy 108 underpins India's total
Pant, who overturns two decisions via DRS, hits thrilling 77 off 40 balls
Image source, BCCISo England's long tour of India will finish with another decider on Sunday.
England were awesome today in chasing 337 to win this second ODI. You can read all about it here. Scroll down for the reaction.
Join us on Sunday from 8:30 BST. It should be a cracker.
Man of the match Jonny Bairstow: "It was disappointing to miss out in the last match but delighted to get over the line in this one. It was exactly the same in the last game, we were ahead of the run-rate. It was exactly the same game plan."
On this relationship with Jason Roy: "It think it's natural, today I faced about eight balls in the first eight overs while Jason went all guns blazing. Last time it was me who got runs. The relation we've got at the top of the order is great, long may it continue."
Jonny Bairstow is named man of the match.
Image source, BCCIA little nudge to England's critics after the first game from Jos Buttler there.
They're not going to stop attacking no matter what the equation is.
England captain Jos Buttler: "Delighted with the response from the guys. I thought we put in a very good bowling performance as well to restrict India to that total. I am delighted we continued to commit to the fashion we want to play our cricket.
"It was a fantastic opening partnership again. They have been a pillar of our strength for a long period of time. They have been outstanding. I am delighted for Jonny to get three figures today. That was a top knock. The partnership with Ben Stokes was thrilling to watch."
On the partnership between Stokes and Bairstow: "It was brilliant as a fellow player and fan to watch the fashion they play. Some people talked about our way [after first ODI] and do we need to be smarter. Of course we want to be smart at times but we want to commit to the fashion we do play and the brand that has served so well for so long. It is very important we continue to commit to that when the conditions are suitable."
India captain Virat Kohli: "I thought we batted brilliantly well tonight. We didn't execute some of the things we wanted. That was some of the most amazing batting you'll see.
"When all the best teams line up against each other, one is going to come out on top convincingly. They gave us nothing at all during that partnership.
"We lost wickets early on, KL got a big score. I'm really happy for him. I'm very pleased with all these young guys stepping up and doing their jobs in difficult situations. Tonight wasn't our night and it sets up a nice decider."
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
You could argue that was England’s best-ever batting performance in an ODI in India. But don’t forget the Graham Gooch-inspired World Cup semi-final win in 1987.
Kohli on his own form after he failed again to reach 100: "I have never played for hundreds in my life. That is probably why I got so many in so little time."
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"That was some of the most amazing batting you are going to see," says Virat Kohli.
"They [Bairstow and Stokes] totally blew us away."
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Adam Savoury: Imagine being able to 'stumble' in a run-chase of 337 and still cross the line with 6 overs to spare. Madness.
Stokes' 52-ball 99 was simply incredible.
These were his 12 deliveries after reaching 50.
6, 6, 6, 1, 6, 4, 2, 6, 6, 2, 4, W.
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Image source, BCCIEngland all-rounder Ben Stokes: "We didn't stray from our values as a team. A great chase, and happy to get over the line quite easily especially as India set a challenging total.
"Over the years we've set big totals, we've chased big totals, we don't really fear them. We always encourage our players to take the positive option. We expressed ourselves as we always do.
"We match-up players in the dressing room, when the spinners came on that was my match-up to take them on."
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Bickerrecord: That duck from Buttler, leaving Livingstone the job, starting to look like a masterstroke in team integration captaincy.
Image source, Getty ImagesYou won't want to miss the decider on Sunday. That one starts at 9:00 BST. Don't forget to change your clocks.
Stay with us for reaction to today's game.
Tymal Mills
England T20 bowler
Image source, BCCIAn excellent run chase from England, set up by the top three. Bairstow and Stokes especially were outstanding. Little mini-wobble towards the end but good to see Liam Livingstone come in and get himself some red ink on debut - he'll take confidence from that. And we have a decider on Sunday.
There are laughs and smiles on the England bench. They made England fans panic for a moment or two when those three quick wickets fell but that's an awesome batting performance.
Jonny Bairstow hit 124 from 112 balls and Ben Stokes a brutal 99 from 52 balls.
That's why they're world champions.
Image source, Getty ImagesWe're going to a decider!
England have pulled off a brilliant run chase. They have chased 337 with an incredible 39 balls to spare.
India are going with a whimper. Shardul Thakur bowls a very high bouncer, so high it's called a no-ball on height. And it goes for four.
Two to win!
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