ENG vs AUS 3rd ODI: England's probable playing 11 for the third match of the series | Archer in place of Carse? The 3rd One-Day International of the ongoing five-match 50-over series will witness the Mighty Australians take on 2019 ODI World Cup winners England on 24th September at Riverside Cricket Stadium of Chester-Le-Street.



With the Kangaroos having a lead of 2-0 in the series, the hosts find themselves under pressure to make a comeback and stay alive in the series.



The Mitchell Marsh-led team have proven to be very dominant in the series so-far, beginning with an easy win by seven-wickets in the first ODI, followed by a comfortable victory by 68 runs in the second encounter.



In the previous game, Mitchell Marsh and co set a reasonable total of 271 runs, thanks to the fighting knock of 74 runs by Alex Carey and a good half-century inning by skipper Mitchell Marsh. The Three Lions just weren't good enough in the second game and they got all-out for a mere score of 202 runs and ended up losing the second ODI.



Despite young wicketkeeper batsman Jamie Smith top scoring with a knock of 49 runs, the Englishmen weren't able to survive under the pressure created by the bowling unit of the Aussies, led-by Mitchell Starc, claimed three scalps, while the trio of Aaron Hardie, Josh Hazelwood and Glenn Maxwell picked up two-wickets each as well.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">ENG vs AUS 3rd ODI: England's potential playing 11 versus Australia</h2>



With England at the risk of potentially losing the series, stand-in-skipper Harry Brook would have to take some tough decisions.



Jofra Archer, the premier pacer of the Three Lions, can prove to be the X-Factor the 2019 ODI World Cup champions need.



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Right-arm pacer Brydon Carse, had an okayish outing with the ball in the second One-Day International. He picked up three-wickets but gave away 75 runs in the process at an extremely high economy-rate of 7.50.



He accounted for the three-wickets more from the individual errors of the Australian batters rather than relying on pure skill.



Brook might feel tempted to bring back his ace bowler Jofra Archer back in the starting 11, hoping his accurate line &amp; length along with sheer pace can blow away the batting unit of the Australians.



With one potential chance in the bowling-unit, the probable starting XI of the Harry Brook-led team could witness Jofra Archer making a comeback.



Playing 11: Ben Duckett, Harry Brook (Captain), Phil Salt, Jamie Smith (WK), Will Jacks, Jacob Bethell, Liam Livingstone, Jofra Archer, Olly Stone, Adil Rashid and Matthew Potts.&nbsp;



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ENG vs AUS 3rd ODI: England's probable playing 11 | Archer in place of Carse?

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India mystery spinner had another decent outing with the ball for the team, as he has made a vital impact for his side in the ongoing second T20I against England. The match between the teams is taking place at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. 
Varun Chakravarthy was all over the England batters in the first three overs of his spell. But was taken to the cleaners by Brydon Carse in the last over of his spell. The England all-rounder started the over on high as he slammed two back-to-back sixes to put the spinner under immense pressure. 
Brydon Carse hit Varun Chakravarthy for a massive six in the long on region on the first ball and then hit another maximum on the next ball to put the spinner under pressure. This didn't go well with the mystery spinner as he made sure that he took his revenge in the same over only. 
Although he couldn't take the wicket of Brydon Carse, he made sure he sent Jamie Overton packing. Varun Chakravarthy bowled a googly, which the batter failed to pick as he looked to work it into the leg side. He got beaten on the inside edge as the ball crashed onto the stump 
You can see the video at the end of the article: 
Jamie Overton didn't have a great outing with the bat as he was back in the hut after scoring 5 runs off 7 balls. Varun Chakravarthy, on the other hand, ended with two wickets and gave away 38 runs in the four overs that he bowled in the second T20I against England. 
Coming to the match, England yet again had another disappointing outing with the bat. Skipper Jos Buttler (45) and Brydon Carse (35) were the only batters who got past the 30-run mark, while Jamie Smith managed 22 runs off 12 balls. Their effort saw England posting a total of 165 runs. 
For India, apart from Varun Chakravarthy, Axar Patel picked two wickets, while the rest of the bowlers, apart from Ravi Bishnoi, picked one wicket each. 
Also Read: <a href="https://www.icccricketschedule.com/watch-varun-chakravarthy-bamboozles-harry-brook-with-a-jaffa-ravi-shastri-mocks-england-batter-over-smog-statement-/">Watch: Varun Chakravarthy bamboozles Harry Brook with a jaffa; Ravi Shastri mocks England batter over ‘Smog’ statement</a>
<h2>Watch: Varun Chakravarthy removes Jamie Overton with a staggering delivery </h2>
Here's the video:

Varun Chakravarthy was all over the England batters in the first three overs of his spell

India mystery spinner had another decent outing with the ball for the team, as he has made a vital impact for his side in the ongoing second T20I against England.

Watch: Varun Chakravarthy takes perfect revenge; Castles Jamie Overton after getting hit for two sixes

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IND vs ENG 2nd T20I: What a thriller in Chennai! In a nail-biting finish, India managed to edge past England in a game that swung like a pendulum. India were in big trouble but Tilak and Ravi Bishnoi kept their nerve to guide India to victory in a photo finish. England’s disciplined spells from Brydon Carse and Rashid were undone by Archer’s costly overs, as his 60-run spell proved to be the turning point.
Below are the IND vs ENG 2nd T20I match highlights:
<h2>IND vs ENG 2nd T20I Highlights</h2>
Surya Kumar Yadav, the Indian skipper, made the right call at the toss and won the flip of the coin. He opted to bowl first and England were asked to bat first for the second consecutive time in the series. India had two changes– Washington and Dhruv Jurel IN for Nitish, and Rinku. Meanwhile, James Smith replaced Jacob Bethell and Carse IN for Gus Atkinson. 
England's Playing 11:- Ben Duckett, Philip Salt (wk), Jos Buttler (c), Harry Brook, Liam Livingstone, Jamie Smith, Jamie Overton, Brydon Carse, Jofra Archer, Adil Rashid, Mark Wood
India Playing 11:- Sanju Samson (wk), Abhishek Sharma, Suryakumar Yadav (c), Tilak Varma, Hardik Pandya, Dhruv Jurel, Washington Sundar, Axar Patel, Ravi Bishnoi, Arshdeep Singh, Varun Chakravarthy
<h3>England's Innings- 165/9 (20 overs)</h3>
Phil Salt and Ben Duckett opened the innings for England, with Arshdeep Singh taking the new ball. Salt, who was beaten on the first delivery of the previous match, started with a confident flick for four off the very first ball this time. However, Arshdeep quickly had his revenge, as Salt mistimed a pull shot off a short ball and was caught in the deep.
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Jos Buttler came in next and wasted no time launching an assault, taking 16 runs off Arshdeep's second over. At the other end, Washington Sundar struck with his very first delivery in the fourth over, dismissing Duckett cheaply.
Harry Brook walked in and played a brief cameo, scoring 13 off 7 balls, but Varun Chakravarthy sent him back with a peach of a delivery, needing no assistance from the smog this time! Meanwhile, Jos Buttler fought valiantly but fell five runs short of his half-century, caught in the deep off Axar Patel. Axar struck again soon after, removing Liam Livingstone with a similar delivery, leaving England struggling at 90 for 5.
Jamie Smith attempted to counter-attack, smashing 10 runs off the first two balls of Abhishek Sharma's over, but the bowler had the last laugh, dismissing him shortly after. Brydon Carse took charge next, displaying an ultra-aggressive intent. He even hammered Varun Chakravarthy for back-to-back sixes, signaling a late surge for England.
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However, Carse’s innings ended due to a miscommunication in the middle, resulting in a run-out. Despite their struggles, Adil Rashid and Jofra Archer added a few handy runs at the end, helping England post a defendable total of 165.
England's Scorecard:  Phil Salt - 4 (3), Ben Duckett - 3 (6), Jos Buttler - 45 (30), Harry Brook - 13 (8), Liam Livingstone - 13 (14), Jamie Smith - 22 (12), Jamie Overton - 5 (7), Brydon Carse - 31 (17), Jofra Archer* - 12 (9), Adil Rashid - 10 (11), Mark Wood* - 5 (3).
<h3>India's Innings- 166/8 (19.2 overs)</h3>
The target was relatively challenging but well within reach by international standards. Abhishek Sharma got the chase off to a flying start, hitting three boundaries in the opening over. However, Mark Wood struck back in the very next over, dismissing Abhishek.  
Just six balls later, Sanju Samson’s first aggressive shot proved costly, as he walked back to the pavilion soon after. Suryakumar Yadav then joined Tilak Varma, and together they built a steady 37-run partnership for the third wicket. 
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Varma began to take on the English bowlers with some aggressive strokes, but his efforts were hindered as he kept losing partners at the other end, with both Suryakumar Yadav and Dhruv Jurel departing in quick succession. Hardik Pandya looked in fluent touch but Overton's first ball took the edge off his bat and India was in a big problem altogether. 
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England managed to build momentum, but Washington Sundar and Tilak Varma steadied the Indian innings. The turning point came in the 13th over when Sundar took the attack to Mark Wood, smashing him for six and two fours, shifting the momentum back in India’s favor. However, Brydon Carse struck in the very next over, clean-bowled Sundar, and put England back in control.
Axar Patel fell to Liam Livingstone and then Verma took the responsibility on his shoulders. Arshdeep played an ugly shot and lost his wicket as well. India needed 21 off 20 then and Ravi Bishnoi not only saved his wicket but also picked a valuable four. 13 runs were needed in the last two overs and after a decent four balls, Ravi Bishnoi punched a half-volley over the points for four. India just needed 6 from the last over and Mark Wood had the last over to bowl. 
Tilak was in the strike for the last over and he punched the first ball to the extra covers for two runs and the next ball through the covers for a four and INDIA won the match by 8 wickets.
India's Scorecard: Sanju Samson - 5 (7) Abhishek Sharma - 12 (6) Tilak Varma* - 72 (55) Suryakumar Yadav - 12 (7) Dhruv Jurel- 4 (5) Hardik Pandya- 7 (6) Washington Sundar - 26 (19) Axar Patel - 2 (3) Arshdeep Singh - 6 (4) Ravi Bishnoi* - 9 (5)
*- NOT OUT
This innings from Tilak Verma was his fourth consecutive innings where he has been unbeaten in the T20Is. This makes him the player with the most runs without getting out in T20Is. (318* Tilak Varma (107*, 120*, 19*, 72*))

In a thrilling contest, India edged past England in Chennai, with Tilak Varma anchoring the chase and Ravi Bishnoi providing vital support. Despite early setbacks and England's fightback, costly overs from Archer helped India clinch a photo-finish victory.

India triumphed in a tense chase, with Tilak Varma and Bishnoi leading the way after England's bowlers dominated early.

Tilak Verma Stars, India Stole the Thrilling Show by 2 wickets | IND vs ENG 2nd T20I

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India has been a dominant force in T20 internationals, producing some of the most remarkable victories in the format’s history. Over the years, the Indian cricket team has consistently outclassed opponents, setting new records and redefining the art of T20 batting and bowling.
Among their greatest triumphs, three matches stand out for their sheer dominance, each securing a victory by more than 140 runs. These include a 168-run win over New Zealand in 2023, a 150-run victory against England in 2025, and a 143-run demolition of Ireland in 2018. Let’s take a closer look at these historic matches.  
<h2>168-run Win Against New Zealand (2023, Ahmedabad)</h2>
India’s most significant victory margin in T20I history came against New Zealand on February 1, 2023, at Ahmedabad. Shubman Gill was the star of the show, becoming the fifth Indian to score a century in all three international formats. His stunning 126 off just 63 balls anchored India’s innings as they posted a massive 234/4. Supported by Rahul Tripathi and Suryakumar Yadav’s aggressive strokeplay, India built a daunting total.  
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Hardik Pandya’s decision to bat first proved to be a masterstroke, as the conditions assisted fast bowlers under the lights. India’s pace attack ripped through New Zealand’s batting lineup, reducing them to 21/5 in no time. Pandya and Arshdeep Singh bowled with precision, while Umran Malik’s raw pace finished off the lower order. The Kiwis were bundled out for just 66, handing India a record-breaking 168-run victory—the largest margin in T20I history between two Full-Member teams.  
<h2>150-run Win Against England (2025, Wankhede)</h2>
Just a day before this article, on February 2, 2025, India recorded another historic win, this time against England in Mumbai. The match belonged to Abhishek Sharma, who played a once-in-a-lifetime knock of 135 off 54 balls. His aggressive innings, filled with 13 sixes and nine fours, propelled India to a mammoth 247/9—their fourth-highest total in T20I cricket.
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England, in response, had a glimmer of hope as Phil Salt smashed a 21-ball fifty, but his departure signaled the end of their challenge. Mohammed Shami’s early breakthroughs, coupled with Shivam Dube’s clever medium pace, dismantled England’s batting order. They crumbled to 97 all out in just 10.3 overs, unable to withstand the relentless Indian attack. With this 150-run victory, India secured the five-match series 4-1 in emphatic fashion.  
<h2>143-run Win Against Ireland (2018, Dublin)</h2>
In June 2018, India registered what was then their biggest T20I victory, crushing Ireland by 143 runs in Malahide. KL Rahul led the charge with a blazing 70 off 36 balls, while Suresh Raina provided stability with a well-compiled 60. Hardik Pandya’s late cameo of 32* off just nine balls ensured India crossed the 200-run mark, posting 213/4 in their 20 overs.
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Ireland’s chase never got going, as India’s spinners wreaked havoc. Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal shared six wickets, deceiving the Irish batsmen with their variations. Fast bowler Umesh Yadav also chipped in, dismissing key batters early. Ireland folded for just 70 in 12.3 overs, giving India a dominant 143-run win and a clean sweep of the two-match series.
<h3>Common Threads in These Historic Wins</h3>
A closer look at these matches reveals certain key factors behind India’s massive victories:
1- Explosive Batting Performances – In all three games, India’s batters set the tone with aggressive and high-impact knocks, be it Gill’s century, Abhishek’s record-breaking 135, or Rahul’s blistering fifty.
2. Bowling Excellence – The pace and spin combinations proved too much for the opposition. Whether it was Pandya’s fiery spells, Shami’s breakthroughs, or Kuldeep and Chahal’s trickery, India’s bowling ensured quick collapses.
3. Tactical Brilliance – Captains made the right calls at crucial moments, whether it was batting first in Ahmedabad and Dublin or sticking to aggressive bowling plans in Mumbai.
India’s dominance in T20 cricket has been evident in these record-breaking victories. These matches not only showcased India’s depth in batting and bowling but also demonstrated their ability to outthink and outplay world-class opponents. With young talents emerging and experienced players leading the way, India will continue to set new benchmarks in T20I cricket.

India’s biggest T20I wins include a 168-run victory over New Zealand (2023), a 150-run win against England (2025), and a 143-run triumph over Ireland (2018), showcasing dominant batting, bowling, and strategy.

India’s record T20I wins highlight explosive batting, lethal bowling, and tactical brilliance, crushing New Zealand, England, and Ireland by massive margins.

TOP 3 Largest Margin Wins By India in T20I History

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India dominated Pakistan with Kohli’s century and disciplined bowling, securing a 6-wicket victory. Pakistan’s 241 wasn’t enough as India chased comfortably, sealing a semifinal spot and virtually eliminating Pakistan from the tournament.

IND vs PAK: REVENGED! KING KOHLI Stars as India Crushed Pakistan by 6 Wickets

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After getting hit for a four, Shaheen Afridi came up with a brutal reply as he made India captain Rohit Sharma look clueless.

Watch: Shaheen Afridi takes his revenge! Bamboozles Rohit Sharma with a brutal yorker

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Pakistan National Cricket Team put hard yards in their preparations for the game against India in the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy.

IND vs PAK: Pakistan ordered to win at any cost against India in 2025 ICC Champions Trophy

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Babar Azam, as per the reports, is down with viral just like India's Rishabh Pant.

Babar Azam ruled out of India game in 2025 ICC Champions Trophy? Batter suffers...

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India and Pakistan's fierce ICC rivalry continues, with India dominating overall but Pakistan excelling in the Champions Trophy. Shubman Gill’s record-breaking form adds excitement to this high-stakes clash.

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