Live Updates | India vs England Live Score, Match 29, ODI World Cup 2023 - England lose seventh, as Indians tighten their grip on the game

"This was the game, a lot of character in the squad. All our experienced players stood up at the right time and got the game for us. Looking at how the tournament has go on, we had to come and bat here. We were challenged upfront, they bowled pretty well upfront. To get to a total on a pitch that something in it, we just wanted to get to a total we could play with it. We were not great with the bat. Losing three wickets isn't the ideal situation. Couple of guys threw it, including myself. When you look at the overall picture, we were 30 runs short. It's not something you see everyday. When you start your innings, you have to try and get a couple of wickets to put the pressure back on the opposition. You can always rely on our seamers to come good and get those crucial breakthroughs. They exploited the conditions. They put the ball in the right areas. We have a good balance (in the bowling), there's a bit of options and with experience as well. It's very important that the batters put runs on the board," Rohit said.

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"Very disappointed. At the halfway stage, chasing 230, we fancied ourselves, same old story. I wasn't sure if dew would come or not. We bowled well, took wickets, we would have taken 229. Personally, I wanted to soak some pressure up and then build a partnership and kill the momentum that India had. It's about committing and executing your skill. There wasn't scoreboard pressure. We are just falling short whichever way we are doing it. Some top players, we are a long way short of our best. Excellent start in the powerplay, there was a bit of indifferent bounce, the ground fielding was good. It felt like today was the day, but we didn't back it up with the bat. We still got lots to play for," Buttler said.

"Looking at where we were after the first 10 overs it was really important to create that partnership with KL Rahul. It was a challenging pitch, it got better to bat on as the game progressed, but happy with that win. I have got experience, it's not only about going out there and playing my shots (got to assess the conditions and situation) as well. It was necessary for me to create that partnership with KL. I still felt we were 20 runs short (at the halfway stage). Batting against the new ball was a bit challenging, the ball got softer and it wasn't easy rotating strike either. Like I said we were 15-20 runs short, but I will take that win any day," Rohit said.

Jasprit Bumrah's pitch-perfect yorker sealed the deal. India win the match 100 runs. MASSIVE VICTORY!

Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma hug each other while celebrating a wicket. A heartwarming moment for Indian fans seeing the two batting stalwarts enjoying team's success together. The duo share a great camaraderie with each other.

Shami strikes again as Adil Rashid bowled for 13 runs. UNSTOPPABLE! Fourth wicket for the pacer, can he take another five-for? England are 122/9

Indian skipper Rohit Sharma was spotted hugging Virat Kohli while celebrating one of England's wickets. India are currently on the driver's seat and on the verge of winning their sixth straight game in the ongoing ODI World Cup and hence, the duo is as elated as ever.

England are 112/8

England are 103/8 after 32 overs.

England are 101/8. Almost on the verge of an exit from the ongoing ODI World Cup as Dinesh Karthik calls to be England's 'end of an era' in the comms.

A wicket and three runs off the over take the scoreboard to 101 for the loss of eight wickets.

Kuldeep Yadav gets yet another breakthrough, as Livingstone gets trapped in front of the wickets. He reviews, but in vain, as replay shows 'Three Reds'. Eighth wicket down, as England are yet to score 100.

Livingstone lbw b Kuldeep Yadav 27(46) [4s-2]