IND Vs ENG 1st ODI: Team India's Spectacular Win In Pictures

It was an ODI debut game for the spin all-rounder and the elder of the Pandya brother, Krunal. The debut cap was presented to Krunal by brother Hardik. It was an emotional moment for the cricketer as he remembered his late father. It was also the debut match for Prasidh Krishna. (Image: AFP)

Rohit and Dhawan gave a good start to the Indian innings. But the impetus and pace was given to the innings by Virat Kohli. Dhawan and Kohli started taking quick singles and kept the score-board ticking. Dhawan fell short of his 100 by just two runs. He got out for a score of 98 runs. (Image: AFP)

Virat Kohli looked as stylish as ever in his innings of 56 off 60 balls. (Image: AFP)

Krunal Pandya's cameo down the order was the difference maker. If not for his innings, India would have struggled to even cross the 280 run mark. This image was taken when he played a nice upper-cut. (Image: AFP)

KL Rahul stormed back into form after a dismal performance in the T20I series. He smashed 62 off 43 balls which included four 4s and four 6s. (Image: AFP)

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England looked strong when they came on to bat in the 1st ODI. Jonny Bairstow provided a fiery start to the innings. He scored 94 off 66 balls which included seven 6s and six 4s. (Image: AFP)

The opening partnership of 135 of 14.2 overs felt like a death-nail for India in the 1st ODI. England seemed to run away with the game when Jason Roy and Jonny Bairstow were batting. (Image: AFP)

Debutant Prasidh Krishna broke the dead-lock of wickets for India. He picked up Jason Roy and Ben Stokes in quick succession. It was a dream debut for Prasidh as he picked up four wickets.(Image: AFP)

Curran's wicket was the icing on the cake for Krunal Pandya. Virat Kohli and KL Rahul greeted the spinner as he picked up his maiden ODI wicket. (Image: AFP)

India wrapped up the tail in a hurry. The last seven wickets went for less than 100 runs. India defeated England by 66 runs. India will play the next ODI on 26 March, 2021 in Pune. (Image: AFP)(Image: AFP)