India are chasing a target of 388 against England in the third ODI, having lost their first wicket at 147, with Virat Kohli batting in the series decider at Lord's.
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Key facts
- India are chasing a target of 388 set by England.
- India lost their first wicket with the score on 147.
- Virat Kohli is currently batting for India.
- The match is the third ODI and a series decider, played at Lord's.
India are in pursuit of a substantial target of 388 against England in the third one-day international, a match billed as the series decider at Lord’s, according to Sky Sports.
India lost their first wicket with the score on 147, leaving Virat Kohli at the crease as the visitors continued their chase.
The size of the target means India face a demanding run chase to secure victory in the deciding fixture of the series.
With one wicket down and Kohli batting, the innings remained delicately poised as the chase progressed, according to the live coverage from Sky Sports.
Why it matters
As the series decider, the outcome of this match will determine which side wins the ODI series between England and India. A successful chase of 388 would represent a significant run pursuit at a venue as historic as Lord's.
Frequently asked questions
What target are India chasing against England?
India are chasing a target of 388, according to Sky Sports.
Who is batting for India after the first wicket fell?
Virat Kohli is at the crease for India, which lost its first wicket with the score on 147.
Where is the third ODI being played?
The match is being played at Lord's and is the series decider between England and India.
Timeline
- Kohli batting as India lose first wicket on 147 chasing 388 vs England LIVE!
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