IND vs ENG 2025: 3rd ODI, India vs England - Stats & Records at Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad

India and England will play the final ODI of their series, and the final ODI for both teams before the Champions Trophy, at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Wednesday, February 12.

In the second ODI in Cuttack, India sealed the series win in a rather comprehensive manner. The second ODI followed a pattern similar to the first. England got off to a flying start in the first 10 overs, but India's spinners took control in the middle overs to completely tie the visitors down. To their credit, England managed a stronger finish in Cuttack than in the first ODI at Nagpur. 

England's bowlers though, looked as lost at sea as they had in the first ODI at Nagpur. Rohit Sharma showed that he was not yet done with an aggressive century that toyed with the English bowlers and made a joke of the target of 305. By the time Rohit was dismissed, the result was a formality and the middle order built on his good work to give India the series win. 

This series was the first time that any ODIs were being played in India since the ODI World Cup in 2023. This holds significance as the third ODI will be the first time that the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad will host an ODI since that fateful night of 19 November, 2023 when Australia won their sixth ODI World Cup title and left all of India crestfallen. 

ODI Stats and Records at Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad

The presence of dew makes chasing easier at this ground. And historically, the pitch remains slow and low in the first innings so the team which bats first might be in for a tough time. 

Top player battles to watch out for in IND vs ENG:

Jos Buttler vs Ravindra Jadeja: 

The two almost equally have matched each other every time they have come across in this format. Buttler has made 123 runs from 133 balls against India's premier southpaw at a strike rate of 92.48 and has lost his wicket thrice at an average of 41. 

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Rohit Sharma vs Adil Rashid: 

India's skipper has enjoyed a dominant run against the leggie in the 50-over format. Against Rashid, Rohit has made 116 runs from just 99 balls at a strike rate of 117.17 and been dismissed only twice at an average of 58.