WATCH: Kuldeep Yadav’s 6 wickets which scripted HISTORY in England

Let’s have a look at those six scalps which added another feather in Kuldeep’s cap

Chinaman Kuldeep Yadav proved his mettle last year itself when he claimed a hat-trick against Australia at the Eden Gardens. Since then, he never looked back and got better with every game he played for India.

Ahead of this tour, the Englishmen might have prepared for every challenge ready to fall on their way. However, Kuldeep’s wizardry turned out to be a question which was not in their syllabus at all.

Setting up a world record in the T20I opener was just the trailer as Kuldeep showed the entire film in the first ODI. Rattling down the England top batting order, the 23-year-old left-arm wrist spiner picked up six wickets and became the first-ever bowler of his kind to pick up a five-for in an ODI.

Let’s have a look at those six scalps which added another feather in Kuldeep’s cap

Wicket No. 1: Jason Roy 38 (35) – c Umesh b Kuldeep Yadav

Jason Roy 38 (35) – c Umesh b Kuldeep Yadav via @englandcricket pic.twitter.com/hsNCs2mTZI

— Baahubali (@bahubalikabadla) July 13, 2018

Wicket No. 2: Joe Root 3 (6) – lbw b Kuldeep Yadav

First there is magic, then there's Kuldeep Yadav's bowling, via @englandcricket pic.twitter.com/7Ugm0CSXjG

— Aritra Mukherjee (@aritram029) July 12, 2018

Wicket No. 3: Jonny Bairstow 38 (35) – lbw b Kuldeep Yadav

Jonny Bairstow 38 (35) – lbw b Kuldeep Yadav
via @englandcricket pic.twitter.com/m3m4nokEnu

— Baahubali (@bahubalikabadla) July 13, 2018

Wicket No. 4: Jos Buttler 53 (51) – c Dhoni b Kuldeep Yadav

Jos Buttler 53 (51) – c Dhoni b Kuldeep Yadav via @englandcricket pic.twitter.com/LeI55nFw2T

— Baahubali (@bahubalikabadla) July 13, 2018

Wicket No. 5: Ben Stokes 50 (103) – c S Kaul b Kuldeep Yadav

Ben Stokes 50 (103) – c S Kaul b Kuldeep Yadav pic.twitter.com/ATVEHTcFzf

— Baahubali (@bahubalikabadla) July 13, 2018

Wicket No. 6: David Willey 1 (4) – c Rahul b Kuldeep Yadav

David Willey 1 (4) – c Rahul b Kuldeep Yadav via @englandcricket pic.twitter.com/Parfgido0X

— Baahubali (@bahubalikabadla) July 13, 2018

So, this is how the World No. 1 ODI squad found themselves at the receiving despite beginning the inning phenomenally.

England set a target of 268 runs which was chased by the men-in-blue in 40.1 overs with 7 wickets in hand.