HIGHLIGHTS : India vs England 1st T20 Match HIGHLIGHTS | India won by 50 runs #indvseng #1stodi #highlights Jos Buttler's England team stood in front of Rohit Sharma's Indian team for the first time in T20 matches this year in the first and deciding T20 match of the three-match T20 series being played between India and England. In this hair-raising match, Indian captain Rohit Sharma won the toss and elected to bat first and invited England to bowl first. After that, two veteran opener batsmen of the Indian team came into the field with the intention of raining runs. Indian captain Rohit Sharma and Ishan Kishan, who came to bat with him, had a huge responsibility to give an explosive opening start to the Indian team in this thrilling encounter. Indian captain Rohit Sharma fulfilled this responsibility very well and started batting at an average of about 170 as soon as he arrived. It seemed almost impossible to stop Rohit Sharma in the opening over. But then Moeen Ali, who came to bowl in the third over of the innings, got Indian captain Rohit Sharma caught by Jos Buttler. Rohit Sharma got out after scoring 24 runs in 14 balls. Ishan Kishan could not play with him for long and Moeen Ali, who came to bowl the fifth over of the innings, got Ishan Kishan caught by Matthew Parkinson. Ishan Kishan was dismissed after scoring 8 runs in 10 balls. The Indian team had lost both its opener batsmen in the opening over itself. This pair of Deepak Hooda and Suryakumar Yadav did not give the England bowlers a chance to be happy for long and started playing big shots as soon as they arrived. Especially that friends Deepak Hooda was seen in dangerous form. So Suryakumar Yadav, who was supporting him, also started opening his hands. Deepak Hooda and Suryakumar Yadav together batted almost till the 8th over of the innings and took their team to 89 runs. But then Chris Jordan, who came to bowl the ninth over of the innings, got the set-up Deepak Hooda caught by Tymal Mill. Deepak Hooda was dismissed after playing an explosive innings of 33 runs in 17 balls. But Hardik Pandya, who came to bat after him, along with Suryakumar Yadav again tried his best to handle the Indian innings. But Suryakumar Yadav, who was batting explosively, was caught by Jos Buttler in the 12th over of the innings by Chris Jordan. Suryakumar Yadav was dismissed after scoring 39 runs in 19 balls at a strike rate of 205. Now the Indian team had lost both its set batsmen. But now Axar Patel had entered the field to bat and then again Hardik Pandya took over the Indian innings together with Axar Patel and started batting explosively. Were. Once the eyes were set, Hardik Pandya was not taking the name of stopping and was flying every single plane of England captain Jos Buttler. Meanwhile, Hardik Pandya also completed his half-century. Together with Axar Patel, Hardik Pandya almost took the Indian team to 171 runs in the 16th over of the innings. But then on the fourth ball of the 17th over of the innings, Axar Patel was caught by Matthew Parkinson by Jason Roy. Axar Patel was dismissed after scoring 17 runs in 12 balls. So Hardik Pandya, who was set up soon after him, was caught by Topley at the hands of Harry Brooke. Hardik Pandya was dismissed after scoring 51 runs in 33 balls. Dinesh Karthik, who came to bat after the fall of the wicket, now had a big responsibility to make the Indian team cross the 200 mark. Set a huge target of 198 runs in front of the England team. But after that, chasing the huge target of 199 runs from the Indian team, two great opener batsmen of England came into the field. Chasing such a big target, the England team was expecting an explosive opening partnership from these two. Due to this, the Indian team got the biggest wicket of this match on the fifth ball of this over and the in-form England captain Jos Buttler was clean bowled by Bhuvneshwar Kumar. Jos Buttler was dismissed without opening the account.After losing a legendary batsman like Jos Buttler in the very first over, now the most explosive batsman David Malan from England's side came out to bat and then from here David Malan and Jason Roy together tried their best to handle England's innings.