Summary

  • Fifth T20, Southampton

  • England win by 56 runs to seal 4-0 series win and replace India at top of world rankings

  • Eng 257-3 (20 overs): Buttler 131 (64), Brook 95* (45); Dube 2-22

  • England's third highest T20 international total and highest against India

  • India 201-8 (20 overs): Kishan 56 (35), Varma 53 (25); Curran 3-36

  • Watch highlights on BBC Two from 01:45 BST Sunday

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Live Reporting

by Kal Sajad & Timothy Abraham

  1. Umpire review

    The India pair run a quick single. Will Jacks with the direct hit from mid-on. The on-field umpire sends it upstairs. I think Ishan Kishan in.

  2. Simon Mann
    BBC Test Match Special commentator

    It's not a great day to be a bowler at Southampton - a baking hot day, good pitch and a fast outfield.

  3. Ind 87-2

    Shreyas Iyer and Ishan Kishan take a single apiece. Those two cheap wickets aside, it's been so far, so good for the tourists.

  4. Ind 85-2

    Ishan Kishan advances down the track and smashes Adil Rashid for two consecutive boundaries.

  5. Deep Dasgupta
    Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    The difference could be that India did not have a wicket-taking bowler at this stage of the game, but England do in Adil Rashid. You look at England's bowling unit and you see wicket takers in the middle overs but you don't see that with India.

  6. WATCH - England's innings

    Here are six minutes and 35 seconds of joyful England hitting.

    Buttler and Brook pile on the runs against India

  7. Ashwanth R Kavuluri
    CricViz analyst

    Jofra Archer has been England's standout performer in the powerplay this series. His five wickets have come at an average of 14.6 and an economy of 8.1 - the best figures for any bowler in the series.

  8. Ind 75-2

    The boundaries keep coming. Shreyas Iyer clips a fuller delivery into the leg side for four. It was an otherwise decent over from Liam Dawson.

  9. Worm graph showing England and India are about level after powerplayCricViz

  10. Simon Mann
    BBC Test Match Special commentator

    With some of the scores in the Indian Premier League I don't think India's players will be intimidated by a run chase of this size.

  11. Ind 69-2

    Liam Dawson - sporting some well-fitted sunglasses - turns his arm.

    Just four runs conceded from his first three deliveries.

    So far, England appear to be on it in the field.

  12. Ashwanth R Kavuluri
    CricViz analyst

    Bowling just his third over in the powerplay, Sam Curran has picked up his second wicket in this phase in this series while going at 10.4 runs per over.

  13. Simon Mann
    BBC Test Match Special commentator

    It's so hard to contain the run rate on this pitch as the fielding team.

    India are ahead of where England were in the powerplay!

  14. Ind 65-2

    Shreyas Iyer wastes no time, powering it back over Sam Curran's head for four, followed by an edgy pull for four more.

    India need 193 runs in 85 balls.

  15. Deep Dasgupta
    Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Sanju Samson does not move his feet, extends his hands, and is not in a position to play that shot. That's the length Josh Tongue should be bowling.

  16. Simon Mann
    BBC Test Match Special commentator

    Sam Curran gets a wicket first ball! That's the problem from India when you chasing such a big score you have to keep playing shots.

  17. wicket

    WICKET

    Samson c Bethell b Curran 27 (Ind 55-2)

    Sam Curran with a wicket from his first ball.

    Again, a cheap dismissal from India's perspective as a stationary Sanju Samson chips it straight to Jacob Bethell at cover.

    Curran gets wicket of Samson with his first ball

  18. Deep Dasgupta
    Former India wicketkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    India would have taken this start - 11 an over. So far this has been smart cricket which we haven't seen in this series.

  19. Ind 55-1

    Ishan Kishan plays a delightful late cut for another boundary.

    A mixed bag from Josh Tongue - three dot balls but 12 runs conceded.

  20. How's stat?!

    Ashwanth R Kavuluri
    CricViz analyst

    Catching success in this series England:

    • 87.5% (3 drops)
    • India: 72.2% (5 drops) - three of the five are from today