India vs England 2nd ODI Highlights: Topley's 6-wicket-haul helps ENG win by 100 runs

Moeen Ali comes in and players like Pandya and Jadeja would have looked at him as a potential under normal circumstances. But they both would know that the next man in is Mohammed Shami and the rest of the bowlers and so it will interesting to see how they deal with this situation. 

India on the verge now. Extra bounce, Suryakumar caught between playing it straight and cutting it and ends up chopping on to his own stumps. 

Suryakumar Yadav b Topley 27 (29), India 73/5 in 20.2 overs

Suryakumar swivels around and sends Carse flying over fine leg. Short from Carse on middle and Suryakumar hooks it into the second tier. 

The partnership between these two is on 28 which is already India's best stand so far in this match. India's hopes are resting on them and Ravindra Jadeja after this because after that starts their long tail so they really are up against it now. 

Lovely on drive by the all-rounder and that takes Pandya to 11 off 13. All timing from him as Pandya on drives that overpitched delivery to the boundary. 

England are on top but Pandya and Suryakumar have looked far more assured than any of the previous Indian batters, which is a good sign for the visitors.  

That's it. Outside off, outside edge and the wicketkeeper's gloves. Kohli just cannot escape that line and that is the end of a promising innings from the former India captain. 

Kohli c Buttler b Willey 16 (25), India 31/4 off 11.2 overs

Full toss from Carse and Pant looked like he was shaping to block it but ends up raising the ball and it's a gift of a catch to mid-on. India are in a truly tricky spot now. 

Pant c sub (Salt) b Carse 0 (5), India 29/3 in 10.2 overs

Topley and Willey are making the ball talk and India are struggling to get out of jail. Rishabh Pant has been sent in ahead of Suryakumar Yadav and he is yet to get off the mar after facing four balls. Kohli on 14 off 20.

Not the greatest of deliveries from Topley but he gets a wicket with it. Length ball straying down the leg side, Dhawan tries to glance but he only edges it to Buttler.

Dhawan uses his feet and takes Topley on the full and flicks it through midwicket. He reaches five runs, India are on 27/1 off 2.3 overs. 

A straight drive first, which was in the air for a split second but the bowler Topley can't get down in time to catch it. Then leans it into an over-pitched delivery and sends it wide of mid-off. Three boundaries in the Indian innings, all off t

Dhawan had managed to get a run two balls ago by aggressive hitting it towards mid-off. Kohli leans into a full delivery from Topley and sends it straight down the ground with a sumptous drive. 

England fielders are flying everywhere and have not allowed the Indian batters to get off the mark at all. This is extraordinary stuff from the world champions so far. 

Length ball on stumps, it beats Rohit on the inside edge and the umpire raises his finger. Rohit takes the review after a lengthy deliberation with Dhawan before taking the review. Three reds and that is the end for the Indian captain.  

Rohit LBW b Willey 0 (9), India 4/1 in 2.3 overs

Topley and Willey have both managed to not give any runs away in their respective first overs. 

India's old and trusted opening pair of Shikhar Dhawan and Rohit Sharma are out in the middle. Reece Topley opens the bowling for England. 

James Anderson, talking on Sony Sports, says that he believes there is still enough in this pitch for England to out pressure on India early doors. At the same time, 247 might just be too small a target for England to defend against a batting lineup as strong as India's. 

Yorker and timber! Bumrah gets his second and Reece Topley is toppled. Bumrah had been bowling slow for much of the game but he abandoned that, went full and cranked up the speed. Topley never stood a chance. So India now have a slightly bigger target than they did last time, 247 to chase. 

Well that has to be the quietest dismissal in recent years. Good length from Prasidh and it seems to have hit Carse somewhere near the box. An almost inaudible appeal from the Indians and the umpire raises his finger for less than a second and so everyone except the players on the field were aware of the wicket falling. 

Carse lbw b Prasidh Krishna 2 (4), England 240/9 in 47.4 overs

Well getting to 250 might be a struggle now for England. David Willey swings for the stands, he is beaten by the lack of pace and hits it to long-on, where Shreyas Iyer does a little juggle before completing the catch. 

Willey c sub (SS Iyer) b Bumrah 41 (49), England 237/8 in 47 overs. 

Into the last five overs and it is now down to Willey and Craig Overton. England have done well to actually reach this stage, largely thanks to that stand between Moeen and Willey. 

Chahal gets his fourth, the first Indian to take that many wickets in an ODI match at Lord's. Tossed up by Chahal, Moeen goes for the slog sweep. It goes off the toe of the bat and Jadeja catches it while running to his right. 

Moeen Ali c Jadeja b Chahal 47 (64), England 210/7 in 42 overs

Good rescue act this from Moeen and Willey. They have kept going at a good run rate as well so there has been no hanging around at all from them. They still have a long way to go to put England ahead in this match but India would want to break this stand as quickly as possible. 

Short and Willey pulls it over fine leg into the stands. A good over at last for England. They are 184/6 in 

And he swings it well. That is a monster six, good length from Prasidh Krishna angling into Moeen, who sends it flying over deep square leg. 

That's a bad one. Willey pulls Pandya and the ball takes the top edge before flying to fine leg. Prasidh Kri

Six, four, wicket. Pandya bangs it in short, Livingstone steps out and goes for the pull again. This time, though he finds the fielder at square leg. 

Livingstone c sub (Iyer) b Pandya 33 (33), England 148/6 off 29 overs 

Short from Pandya, Livingstone skips down the track and pulls to send the ball flying into the stands. 

The partnership between Moeen and Livingstone is now 31. They have stabilised the England innings somewhat, although India would know that one more wicket here can open the doors for them. 

Shami was taken off after that brilliant second spell and Bumrah has been brought but the latter hasn't had too much luck in his overs. He bowls too full and straight and Livingstone drove nice and straight to send it past the bowler's legs for four. 

Chahal gets his third wicket. An attempted reverse sweep, Chahal pitches it full and straight, Stokes misses it completely and the umpire raises his finger. Stokes goes for the review, in hope more than anything else but replays show that nothing can save him. Can anything save England now?

Stokes lbw b Chahal 21 (23), England 102/5 off 21.3 overs. 

Stokes with a couple of extraordinary reverse sweeps off Chahal and a wide from Shami in the 21st over takes England past the 100-run mark. 

India are putting on a show again. Full on middle and off, Buttler looking to flick but the ball swings back in late. Bangs into the stumps. 

Buttler b Shami 4 (5), England 87/4 in 18.4 overs

Root loves playing the sweep shot but this time, he falls to it. Chahal tosses it up and bowls it full. Root misses the sweep and the Indians go for the big appeal. Umpire raises the finger but Root reviews immediately. That normally means that the batter has got bat on it but, as it turns out, the ball was nowhere near the bat. Wonder why Root took that review then. 

Root lbw b Chahal 11 (21), England 8⅔ in 17.4 overs.  

Shami returns and Stokes for an almighty heave down deep midwicket. It comes off the toe-end of the bat and thankfully for Stokes, lands far away from any fielder. Stokes is making his intentions clear though, he is not going to absorb balls. 

Makes room early, Prasidh goes full around off and Stokes drills it through covers. Nice way to get off the mark for the England Test captain. 

Just as Bairstow was starting to get into a good rhythm. Chahal slows it down and goes full on leg stump, Bairstow tries to slog sweep and misses it completely. The ball hits the middle and leg stumps.

Bairstow b Chahal 38 (38), England 72/2 off 14.4 overs

Prasidh Krishna bowling from the other end and Bairstow steps down the track and looks to smash over midwicket. He misses the ball completely and Prasidh has a smile on his face, as does Joe Root.