Rohit Sharma has ended a poor run of form with his 32nd ODI hundred as India beat England by four wickets in the second one-day cricket international to win the series.

India claimed an unassailable 2-0 lead over England after captain Rohit Sharma's rapid hundred secured a four-wicket win in the second one-day international on Sunday. Not even a floodlight failure that stopped play for half an hour during India's innings could affect Rohit,

Despite slamming his 32nd ODI ton, Rohit Sharma wasn't pleased with one aspect during the India vs England 2nd ODI.

For India, Jadeja claimed 3-35, took a catch and fired a throw from the deep that led to Adil Rashid being run out. Sharma, who has been struggling for runs both in tests and ODIs, led India’s reply with a barrage of boundaries — the sweet sound of bat whacking the ball announcing his return to form.

Jasprit Bumrah was initially named in the squad for the third ODI, but reports emerged early on Monday morning to suggest that he will be rehabilitating at the NCA rather than playing this game, which would likely have some impact on the win odds offered by the best Indian cricket betting sites for the match.

Riding on Rohit Sharma's 119, India chased down England's 304 with 33 balls to spare and four wickets in hand. India thus win the three-match series with a game to spare. It was Gautam Gambhir's first ODI series win as a head coach.

A month after his poor form forced Rohit Sharma to drop himself from a test match in Sydney, the India captain can finally breathe easy after producing a faith-restoring hundred in Sunday's second one-day international against England.

It was a welcome return to form for Rohit Sharma in the second ODI vs England in Cuttack. ‘Hitman’ roared back among the runs with a 90-ball 119 to help India win by four wickets and clinch the series with a game to spare.

India skipper Rohit Sharma hit his 32nd ODI century, guiding India to a series-clinching victory over England at Barabati Stadium. Rohit's 119 off 90 balls, accompanied by Shubman Gill's 60 and Ravindra Jadeja's 3-35,

Defending 305, the only respite for England came during a 40-minute period at the start of the chase when one of the ground's eight towers stopped working.