England set India a target of 388 to win the third ODI at Lord's, powered by an innings from Jos Buttler in what Sky Sports describes as the series decider.
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Key facts
- England set India a target of 388 to win at Lord's, according to Sky Sports.
- Jos Buttler produced what Sky Sports called a blistering innings for England.
- The match is the third ODI and the series decider between England and India.
England set a target of 388 for India to chase down in the third one-day international at Lord’s, according to Sky Sports. The outlet describes the match as the decider in the series between the two sides.
Central to England’s total was an innings from Jos Buttler, described by Sky Sports as blistering, which helped the hosts reach their total at the London ground.
With the series described as a decider, the outcome at Lord’s will determine the series winner.
India’s task was to chase down 388 runs to win the match and take the series.
Why it matters
As the series decider, the outcome at Lord's determines which side takes the one-day international series between England and India.
Frequently asked questions
What target did England set India at Lord's?
England set India a target of 388 to win the third ODI at Lord's, according to Sky Sports.
Who starred with the bat for England?
Jos Buttler produced a blistering innings for England, helping the hosts reach their total.
Why is this match important?
It is the third ODI and the series decider between England and India, meaning the result determines the series winner.
Timeline
- Blistering Buttler helps England set India 388 to win at Lord's LIVE!
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