India vs England, ENG Playing 11 vs IND (Predicted) vs India, 2nd ODI, India Tour Of England 2022

India vs England, ENG Playing 11 vs IND (Predicted) vs India, 2nd ODI, India Tour Of England 2022.

England and India face off in the second game of the three-match ODI series on Thursday, July 14. The match will be played at the iconic Lord’s in London. Building on the momentum from the win in the T20I series, India trashed England in the opening ODI at the Kennington Oval on 12th July.

India won the opening game of the 3-match ODI series comfortably by 10 wickets and the match ended in less than 50 overs combined across the 2 innings. India is on a roll and will look to win this match and the ODI series so that they can experiment in the third ODI match.

England had lost the T20I series and is now on the brink of losing the ODI series too. They need to win this 2nd ODI match to keep the series alive and take the ODIs into the decider.

England batters were steamrolled for 110 runs with as many as 4 of their top-5 batters registering ducks. The likes of Joe Root, Ben Stokes, Liam Livingstone, and Jason Roy were dismissed without scoring in the match.

Skipper Jos Buttler was the top scorer with 30 runs while tailenders David Willey (21 runs) and Brydon Carse (15 runs) put on a face-saving 35-run partnership for the 10th wicket to take the England team past the 100-run mark.

England bowlers did not have a big score to effectively trouble the opposition. Reece Topley and David Willey trouble the batters in the powerplay with the new ball but did not get any wickets to their name. Craig Overton and Brydon Carse were taken for a lot of runs in the match.

Jasprit Bumrah ran through the England team with superb figures of 7.3-3-19-6 in the match. Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami (3 wickets) were almost unplayable in the powerplay and never allowed any England batter to settle down.

India vs England, ENG Playing 11 vs IND (Predicted) vs India, 2nd ODI, India Tour Of England 2022

Jason Roy

The 31-year-old South Africa-born English cricketer Jason Roy pulled out of the IPL 2022 to spend some time with his family. He played a match-winning 73-run innings against the Netherlands in the second ODI in the preceding ODI series.

During his stay at the crease, he hammered 13 boundaries and a six. He added 139 runs for the first wicket with fellow opener Phil Salt and set the stage for England’s 6-wicket win that also helped them to seal the series. He scored 175 runs in 3 ODIs against Netherlands averaging 87.5.

He was one of the top 4 batters who failed to open their account in the 1st ODI against India, who dismissed the hosts for only 110. In 102 ODIs, he has amassed 3833 runs averaging 40.78.

Jonny Bairstow

Jonny Bairstow scored only 7 runs off 20 balls against India in the 1st ODI after being included in the ODI squad alongside the likes of Joe Root and Ben Stokes. The veteran batter has been in outstanding form in Tests of late. He averages 47.36 in ODIs where he has 11 tons to his name. He would look to make amends in the 2nd ODI with the bat.

Taking India by surprise, Jonny Bairstow played blinders and struck 106 and 114* to register a memorable Test victory by England in the 5th Test. Before that rescheduled Test, Jonny Bairstow struck 136 and 162 which ensured that England comfortably win the series against New Zealand by 3-0.

Joe Root

Joe Root has been excellent with the red ball, but his form in the last 10 innings with the white ball has not been great. He has managed to score 309 runs in the last 10 innings, courtesy of a couple of half-centuries. He has got out on a duck twice in the last five innings, but the two half-centuries have also come in the same period. He failed to score against India in the 1st ODI and will look to make amends.

He is playing his first ODI of 2022 against India, and he had a terrible start. Jasprit Bumrah took the wicket of Joe Root on duck, where he bowled a short and quick delivery outside off, and Rishabh Pant completed an easy catch behind the wickets.

Ben Stokes

Jason Roy, Joe Root, and Ben Stokes all fall for 0 as India makes a stunning start to the first ODI to leave England 7-3. Ben Stokes returned to the ODI set-up for the first time since July 2021. Ben Stokes, one of the key members of England’s World Cup-winning side in 2019, has not featured in the 50-over team since he stood in as captain for the three-match series against Pakistan last July.

Jos Buttler

Jos Buttler has been part of England’s white-ball teams for over a decade. He played his first T20I game in 2011 and made his ODI debut a year later. He has been appointed full-time skipper in place of retired Eoin Morgan in white-ball limited-overs cricket.

The wicketkeeper-batsman has been an integral part of the set-up, having been a vice-captain since 2015. He has represented England 152 times in ODIs scoring 4,150 runs at an average of 41.09, including 10 hundred.

He managed 248 runs in only 3 ODIs against the Netherlands in the preceding ODI series. He was the top scorer for England in the 1st ODI against India scoring 30 as the top order collapse saw England being dismissed for a paltry 10.

Liam Livingstone

Liam Livingstone, the spin-bowling all-rounder has been in sublime form with the bat of late. He recently smashed the fastest ODI fifty (off 17 balls) by an Englishman against the Netherlands at Amstelveen. He has played 7 ODIs and 20 T20Is to date and has scored one fifty in ODIs and one ton in T20Is. He failed to open his account in the 1st ODI against India.

Liam Livingstone was one of the most expensive players in the IPL 2022 mega auction, fetching INR 11.5 crore from Punjab Kings, and he lived up to expectations. The 28-year-old scored 437 runs at a strike rate of 182.08 in 14 games, averaging 36.41. He had only managed 112 runs in nine innings between 2019 and 2021.

Moeen Ali

Moeen Ali had scored 14 off 18 balls before being caught and bowled by Prasidh Krishna. He also failed to pick a wicket conceding 9 runs in 2 overs in the 1st ODI against India. Moeen Ali made his debuts in all three formats in 2014 and played for England’s Test team until 2021. He was part of the England team that won the 2019 Cricket World Cup. He picked 3 scalps and scored 71 runs in 3 T20Is against India in the preceding T20I series.

David Willey

David Willey has played 56 ODIs and 34 T20Is. He has picked 77 and 40 scalps averaging 30.04 and 23.23 respectively. He can bat a bit as his average of 23.41 (ODIs) and 16.54 (T20Is) suggest. He conceded only 8 runs in 3 overs in the 1st ODI against India where he went wicketless.

Craig Overton

Craig Overton went wicketless like all other England bowlers in the 1st ODI against India, returning with figures of 0/34 in 4 overs. He has played 8 Tests and 5 ODIs averaging a high 53.75 in ODIs where he has picked only 4 scalps to date. His twin brother Jamie Overton also plays for England. England may opt to bring in pace all-rounder Sam Curran in his place in the 2nd ODI.

Brydon Carse

Pacer Brydon Carse can be called an ODI specialist as he is yet to play a T20I match to date. He has picked 9 scalps in 6 ODIs averaging 28.78. The 26-year-old right-arm pacer has also scored 58 runs averaging 29. He was ineffective against India in the 1st ODI conceding 38 runs in only 3.4 overs.

Reece Topley

Pacer Reece Topley has played 16 ODIs and 12 T20Is where he has picked 22 and 12 scalps respectively averaging 30 and 28.42 in the two limited-overs formats. His figures read 5-3-22-0 in the 1st ODI against India.