India vs England: Shubman Gill makes majestic 80 to propel India to series-opening six-wicket ODI victory at Edgbaston

Shubman Gill made an imperious 80 off 75 balls before retiring injured to propel India to a six-wicket victory over England in the one-day international series opener at Edgbaston.

The 121-run partnership of Liam Dawson (68 off 83) and the classy Joe Root (76no) was not enough to repair a disastrous four-over period that saw England go from 61-0 to 80-5, as India skipper Gill was aided by valuable innings from Shreyas Iyer (35 off 53) and a 96-run partnership from Axar Patel (57no off 52) and Washington Sundar (52no off 63) to chase down the target of 259 with 4.4 overs to spare.

The win will soothe the pain of India's 4-0 T20I series whitewash and condemns England to a seventh loss in their last 10 ODIs, with two games in the three-match series still to come.

After winning the toss, England took the initiative in the powerplay as Ben Duckett (43) and Jacob Bethell (14) notched the highest opening partnership for England in 10 ODIs (61), but were pegged back swiftly after a delicious over from Gurnoor Brar (2-61) saw both dismissed in the space of three balls.

Jasprit Bumrah (1-31) then ended any hopes of a swift England revival, taking the wicket of captain Harry Brook (1) to make it three wickets from India's last seven deliveries, before Jos Buttler (5) - making his 200th ODI appearance - and Sam Curran (0) fell in four balls to Prasidh Krishna (2-50) just three overs later.

A stunning one-handed KL Rahul catch to dismiss Will Jacks left England reeling at 107-6, but Dawson became an unlikely hero with the bat as the spinner-by-trade put up a century stand with Root, notching his maiden ODI half-ton along the way before being caught on the boundary.

The classy Root - whose blushes were spared after being dropped on 7 from a Shivam Dube caught-and-bowled chance - top scored for England, notching his 46th ODI fifty from 59 deliveries as England posted 258 all out from 47.5 overs as Axar Patel (4-62) cleaned up the tail expertly.

England's seamers - who will benefit from the return of Brydon Carse to the squad for the next ODI in Cardiff - were able to remove Rohit Sharma (11) and Virat Kohli (5) in quick succession, but toiled against the century partnership of Shreyas Iyer (35 off 53) and swashbuckling opener Gill before the latter's hamstring injury forced him to make way in the 25th over.

Shreyas, though, was brilliantly run out by a dead-eyed direct hit from Harry Brook to give England hope, but a composed unbeaten 102-run partnership from Washington and Axar - who matched his brilliance with the ball with a stylish fifty off 41 balls for his 4th in ODIs - saw India home to the delight of the travelling faithful at Edgbaston.

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