Show key events only Please turn on JavaScript to use this feature Live feed Key events: now WICKET Root c Pant b Bumrah 0 (England 6-2) 2m ago WICKET! Roy b Bumrah 0 (England 6-1) 37m ago India win the toss and will bowl 1h ago Hello world! Show key events only Please turn on JavaScript to use this feature now 08. 12 WICKET Root c Pant b Bumrah 0 (England 6-2) And another one! Serious bounce from Bumrah, and Root gets a tickle of a top-edge on one he should have left alone. 2m ago 08. 09 WICKET! Roy b Bumrah 0 (England 6-1) A cracking start from Jasprit Bumrah and near-instant reward, Roy dragging on for a five-ball duck! 5m ago 08. 06 1st over: England 6-0 (Bairstow 4, Roy 0) A leg bye, a wide, and then Shami gives Bairstow some width and he cracks it past point for four. The last ball of the over though is an absolute cracker, straightening off the seam, and missing both edge and off stump by the merest of smidgeons. Updated at 08. 10 EDT 11m ago 08. 01 Right then, the players are out. It’s hot, it’s cloudy, Mohammed Shami has the ball in his hand. Play! 14m ago 07. 57 And here’s the India team: Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan, Shreyas Iyer, Suryakumar Yadav, Rishabh Pant (wk), Hardik Pandya, Ravindra Jadeja, Mohammed Shami, Jasprit Bumrah, Yuzvendra Chahal, Prasidh Krishna 35m ago 07. 37 Here’s the England team , with Jonny Bairstow, Joe Root and Ben Stokes all parachuted in from the Test side: Roy, Bairstow, Root, Stokes, Buttler, Livingstone, Moeen, C Overton, Willey, Carse, Topley. 37m ago 07. 35 India win the toss and will bowl The toss has taken place, and India have won it and stuck England in. Full teams to come, but this just in from the tourists: . css-1kirxkk{height:1em;width:1. 5em;margin-right:3px;vertical-align:baseline;fill:#0077B6;} Mr Virat Kohli and Mr Arshdeep Singh were not considered for selection for the first ODI against England. Virat has a mild groin strain while Arshdeep has right abdominal strain. The BCCI Medical Team is monitoring them. 48m ago 07. 24 If you’re on your way to the cricket, brace yourself for potential delays. This just in: “I’m at the Oval and there are big issues with the tickets,” reports Georgina Colling. “I think it’s just members but they’re making everyone affected queue up to get their tickets printed again. Huge queues. ” 1h ago 07. 09 Hello world! Well I was supposed to be at the Oval today sporting a reporter’s hat, but I’ve got Covid – an incredibly symptom-light version, so don’t go overboard on the sympathy – and am thus housebound. Still, it means I get to share the experience of watching it with your good selves, so silver linings and all that, eh? And a rare pleasure it will be, with ODIs very much the lesser-spotted format in recent seasons. England played a total of 18 across the last two, Covid-affected years, while they ripped through 24 Tests and 29 T20s – there are any number of reasons to look forward to October’s T20 World Cup, but the fact that in its aftermath the white-ball focus will shift to the 50-over game in preparation for England’s defence of that World Cup in 2023 is definitely one of them. Talking of preparation for World Cups, here’s a curiosity: excluding big multi-team tournaments, very nearly a quarter of India’s ODIs in this country were played in 2007, when their tour of England, Scotland and Ireland concluded with a seven-game series against the English. What’s curious about this is that the last game was played at Lord’s on 8 September, just three days before the start of the ICC World Twenty20, the inaugural 20-over World Cup-type thing, in South Africa. It’s fair to say, whatever the players insisted at the time, that the two teams could have taken preparation for this World Cup a little more seriously. “Some people see it as just a bit of fun but, from my view, it’s another great chance to win something with my country,” Paul Collingwood said as the team set off. “That’s why, not just me, but all the guys are taking this tournament very seriously. If we could win the inaugural World Cup I would be very proud and pleased. And if we do happen to win it I’m sure there will be a lot more people taking it seriously!” England did not happen to win it. They only bettered one of the six teams they played in South Africa (Zimbabwe), and lost to Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and India. India, however, went and won the thing. Anyway, after the high of the last T20 - which unlike the rather one-sided first couple was a proper contest until the 40th of the 40 overs - I’m very much looking forward to today. Welcome, and have yourself some bonus pre-match reading: Bazball isn’t a philosophy or blueprint – it is a response to a game in decay | Jonathan Liew Read more Topics England v India 2022 England cricket team India cricket team Cricket Reuse this content.