That's just about your lot for this evening.

You can read my colleague Matthew Henry's report from Southampton here...

Meanwhile, the highlights will be on BBC Two and on BBC iPlayer at 23:15 BST.

You can also select your England T20 World Cup XI here - has this match changed your mind on any picks?

England will get the chance to square the three-match series at Edgbaston on Saturday before the finale 24 hours later at Trent Bridge and we will have live text commentary of both games on the BBC Sport website.

The second T20 will also be shown live on BBC Two!

Cheers!

England captain Jos Buttler to Sky Sports: "We've been outplayed today. I thought India bowled fantastically well and we couldn't get back in the game from that point.

"I through we came back really well and bowled with a lot of bravery. But the way India bowled at the start, the ball swung consistently in the first six overs and they took early wickets. It has probably swung for as long as I can remember in a T20 match. We needed to hit it in the stands to stop it swinging. But credit to India I thought they were fantastic."

"There's a number of guys out because of injury or the schedule and that gives opportunities to other players. I thought Matt Parkinson bowled with a lot of bravery and stood up to the challenge. That's what we want to see. We know they have the talent and want them to produce it on the big stage."

India captain Rohit Sharma, speaking to Sky Sports: "Was a great performance from ball one. There was an intent shown by the batters. The pitch was good so you could back yourself. At no point did we think we are trying to take the game ahead of ourselves. We back our basics of the game very well.

"You have to make use of the six overs when the fielders are outside and there is an approach we want to take. Sometimes it comes off, sometimes it doesn't. That's why the sport is so challenging. All the players need to buy into it, the whole batting unit need to see which way the team is going.

"Hardik prepared himself wonderfully from the IPL. His bowling is something he wanted to do more of. He came in, bowled quick, and got rewards for his variation. The opening bowlers swung the ball well which stopped England's batters in the powerplay. We took it into consideration with the toss."

Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

I don't think you are going to see much difference from Jos Buttler despite the defeat. It's about just trusting and backing the players that are there. They will assess the way they played and I'm sure they will come back with refreshed minds and plans for the next game.

"Exceptional" was how Eoin Morgan has just described India's bowling. The difference , according to the former England captain, was the ball swinging around for the India bowlers which England's openers were not used to.

Take nothing away from India, who bowled extremely well to England's top order. Particularly Bhuvneshwar Kumar who got the ball hooping around and really set the tone.

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special

England have been trounced in this game.

Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Well done India. A really well put together game of cricket.

They got the runs on the board and scoreboard pressure meant once England got off to a bad start in the power play the game was all but done.

Tonked.

There was a brief flurry from Moeen Ali earlier which got the England fans off their seats.

Arshdeep Singh will get the chance to close the game out. Chris Jordan thrashes him down to long-off, but the ball drops just in front of the fielder.

A single to bring Matt Parkinson on strike.

Eng 146-9published at 19.0 overs

19.0 overs

Chris Jordan gives any England fans who haven't made an early dart a treat.

He thumps Harshal Patel for back-to-back boundaries. First he flails him to long-off for four, then whacks him round the corner for six.

Final over incoming.

Arshdeep Singh, on his debut, still looks purposeful despite the game being effectively over as he chases his first international wicket.

Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

That was an outstanding spell from Hardik Pandya. He's perfectly exploited the conditions.

England's hopes dissipated after Moeen Ali was out stumped.

Reece Topley is the new batter. Chris Jordan still there. England can only nudge singles now.

Hardik Pandya, who has 4-34 to go with his top score of 51, is a shoo-in for player of the match.

Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

But they might be his lucky trousers?

Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special

I think Harshal Patel could have done with some slightly longer trousers. It looks like he's had them taken up too much.