IND vs ENG 2nd ODI Highlights: India beat England by four wickets to take unassailable 2-0 lead

India have won this. Ravindra Jadeja hits this towards covers for a four to take India home. India win the match and series.

India are little away from winning this match and series. Axar was given out for caught behind, but there was nothing when he reviewed. No further losses, India need 30 more from 60 with six wickets in hand. Rahul has been caught behind now. India are five down. Hardik is in

A big confusion in the middle between Shreyas and Axar. Axar punched it towards the leg side as Shreyas went for a run, however, Axar wasn't interested. Shreyas has been dismissed, Rahul is in.

Axar Patel coming in at No.5 gives us a message that if Jaiswal is not in the Playing XI for the Champions Trophy, he can be the floater at No.5 if a left-right combination is needed. He is doing his job fine yet again. India little over 50 away now.

Rohit has skied this over mid-on and Adil Rashid runs back to pouch it. A good catch, indeed. Rohit falls for 119. Axar is now in, India need 85 more now.

Shreyas has now joined the party and this looks to get over quickly. 17 runs from the Mark Wood over and Shreyas goes four, four and six in it. India now need 87 more from 21 overs. Game pretty much in the bag.

And there it is. Rohit has a hundred to his name after that poor run in Test cricket. He dances down the track and lofts Adil Rashid over long-off for a maximum. What a knock. India are well on track here.

Rohit is in the nervous 90s. He is just one hit away from his 100.

Adil Rashid gets the big fish Kohli for five. The batter presses forward on this fuller ball which moved away. Kohli got a tickle which wasn't picked by the umpires. England reviewed to overturn the decision and send Kohli back. Shreyas is now in.

Ohh no. Gill has been bowled. Jamie Overton nails a good yorker to get Gill after helping India get to a great start. Virat Kohli is now in.

Gill hits a four and takes India to 100 without a loss. The hosts are going strong and are looking unfazed.

Here is the much awaited moment for India skipper Rohit Sharma, completes his half century in incredible fashion. What an innings by the veteran batter, scoring 52 runs in 30 deliveries. India on a roll, having scored 74 runs without loss after 9 overs.

And the game is up and running again. It might have been a considerable 15-minute delay but we are back now. Rohit gets a brace and India cross 50.

Light issues have delayed the proceedings. One floodlight has turned off and is taking time to function back. The players have walked off as we wait for the lights to come back.

The Indian team have gotten off to a stellar start to the run chase. Skipper Rohit Sharma is looking in his element, India score 30 runs without any loss after the first overs with Rohit having amassed 20 runs, alongside Gill who has scored eight runs.

Shubman Gill and skipper Rohit Sharma walk out to open the innings for team India as the side look to chase down a target of 305 runs in Cuttack. Saqib Mahmood to bowl the first over for England.

It felt like a very good surface. The odd ball was keeping low, it'll be interesting to see if the dew makes it better or, for our benefit, it gets worse. I think when you get 300, it's awlays a decent total. Its pretty quick scoring here. Hopefully the pitch spins towards the back end, as it did the other night (in Nagpur)."

Yet another run-out for England, the visitors are bundled out for 304 runs in the first innings after Liam Livingstone's late charge. Right before Mark Wood's run out, Liam Livingstone was sent back to the pavilion thanks to a run out as well. England will hope that the score will be enough to keep India at bay and level the series.

Ohh, this is suicidal from Adil Rashid. Livingstone hit it towards the deep on the leg side and wanted only one run but Rashid was all up for a second. He ran all the way near the bowler's end and has been run-out.

Another one bites the dust. Shami gets his first of the match. He gets Atinkson on a delivery that bounced more than he would have thought. The batter top-edges this to long-on, where Kohli grabs it with ease. England 7 down now.

Six down for England, Ravindra Jadeja strikes again. Forcing Jamie Overton to play a big shot, the ball goes straight up in the air, where it eventually lands in the hands of Shubman Gill who continues his brilliant run in the field. Overton walks back after adding six runs on the board, England lose their sixth wicket on the score of 258.

A sigh of relief from the Indian team as Joe Root is sent back to the pavilion. Ravindra Jadeja proves himself useful once more, taking Root's much needed wicket. The star batter looked to play a lofted shot, however, the ball landed in the hands of Virat Kohli as Root walks back on a score of 69 runs in 72 deliveries.

Huge wicket for the Indian team! as England skipper Jos Buttler, finally set at the crease looked to give himself more room, and play the shot at extra cover is caught out. Shubman Gill's safe hands saw Buttler depart on a score of 34 runs in 35 deliveries.

Here it is! Joe Root scores his 40th half century in ODIs, completing the 50 in 60 deliveries. He is looking to play for long alongside Buttler as England aim to post a big total on the scoreboard.

Joe Root is inches away from a half-ton. He needs to bat long for England to go all-guns-blazing in the death overs

Harshit Rana takes his first wicket of the game! Harry Brook on a score of 31 runs aimed to hit the ball out of the ground. However, an excellent diving catch by Shubman Gill saw Brook walk back to the pavilion as England lose their third wicket on the score of 168.

India could have gotten Root had they reviewed an LBW against him from Axar Patel. But they didn't go for it.

Ravindra Jadeja strikes! Ben Duckett, who looked set on the field on a score of 65 runs aimed to hit another big shot. However, Hardik Pandya at long-on took an easy catch as England lost their second wicket.

After a stellar start to the game in Cuttack, England have only lost one wicket in Phil Salt and have scored 100 runs in 15.2 overs. The remaining batters will look to make the most of the good start provided by the openers.

Debutant Varun Chakaravarthy provides India with the breakthrough! As Phil Salt looked to heave the ball out of the ground, he ended up hitting it straight in the air as the ball landed in Ravindra Jadeja's safe hands at mid-on. India take their first wicket, as Salt departs for 26.

Without any wicket lost, both Phil Salt and Ben Duckett have managed to propel England to a bright start. Scoring 75 runs in the first 10 overs, both batters look to be in the driver's seat as they look set for a big total in Cuttack.

Axar Patel at third man has dropped a sitter as Hardik Pandya couldn't believe what he saw. It was the simplest of catches and Axar has shelled it and Salt, who was just struggling a bit, has gotten a life.

Phil Salt and Ben Duckett have started well for England. Mohammed Shami and Harshit Rana were either too full or too short and wide and Duckett, especially made use of the wayward lines and lengths from the Indian pacer in the initial spells. India need a couple of quick wickets.

Mohammed Shami opens the bowling for India, as Phil Salt and Ben Duckett look to propel England to a stellar start after a shake-up in Nagpur. 

A high-scoring venue in play, the Barabati Stadium in Cuttack features 63 and 64m square boundaries and 73m hit down the ground. Graeme Swann checked the pitch and confirmed that it is not as hard as the pitch from the Nagpur clash. The pitch is expected to slow down in the latter stages of the game with dew expected in the second half as well.

England playing XI: Philip Salt(w), Ben Duckett, Joe Root, Harry Brook, Jos Buttler(c), Liam Livingstone, Jamie Overton, Gus Atkinson, Adil Rashid, Mark Wood, Saqib Mahmood

Playing XI: Rohit Sharma(c), Shubamn Gill, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul(w), Hardik Pandya, Axar Patel, Ravindra Jadeja, Harshit Rana, Varun Chakaravarthy, Mohammed Shami

In big news, skipper Rohit Sharma confirmed that Virat Kohli will be playing the second ODI against England as Yashasvi Jaiswal sits out the game. On the other hand, Varun Chakaravarthy is making his ODI debut with Kuldeep Yadav being given a rest.

England have yet again won the toss in Cuttack, and Jos Buttler confirmed that they will be batting first. The visitors made the same decision in the first ODI of the series, which resulted in a loss. However, Buttler will hope that things will turn out differently in Cuttack.

India skipper Rohit Sharma is playing his 50th game as India skipper in ODI cricket, after a good start to the series in Nagpur, the Men in Blue will hope for a similar performance in Cuttack and make Rohit's 50th game as ODI skipper more memorable.

In-form spinner Varun Chakaravarthy has received his ODI cap just ahead of the second game, the 33-year-old becomes the third debutant for the Indian team in two matches. His recent performances in the T20I series against England have been a major reason for his call up in the ODI format. His inclusion in the XI could mean that either Kuldeep Yadav or one of the pacers could sit out this game. 

Just ahead of the toss, star India batter Virat Kohli looks set to make his comeback in the ODI XI. The 36-year-old missed out on the first ODI, but if he makes a comeback in the second game, it is likely that youngster Yashasvi Jaiswal could sit out the clash in Cuttack. It is expected that Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill could open the innings for the Men in Blue with Kohli coming in at No.3. 

India take on England in the second ODI of the series at the Barabati Stadium in Cuttack, the Men in Blue managed to put in a good showing in the first ODI, registering a comfortable win against the visitors. Where India look to clinch the series, England will hope to level the score and take the series onto a decider.