In the second ODI played at the MCA Cricket Stadium in Pune, India lost by 6 wickets to England. Batting first, Team India batsmen performed well and scored 336 off 50 overs on the scoreboard. KL Rahul played a century, while Rishabh Pant scored 77 off just 40 balls. Pant hit three boundaries and seven sixes during his explosive innings. Pant holds the record for most sixes in an innings against India in one-day cricket against England. He leaves Yuvraj Singh and former captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni.

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Yuvraj Singh and Dhoni have more than six sixes in a one-day match against England, while Pant scored six sixes at the MCA ground. Pant also equaled Yuvraj Singh’s record of seven sixes in his innings when batting at number five. Rishabh Pant was added to the playing eleven in the second one-day game after Shreyas Iyer was injured. Pant’s explosive innings has been praised by many former veteran players.

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The start of England was a good start to chase down the target of 337. Jason Roy and Johnny Bairstow added 110 for the first wicket. Roy scored 55 after Rohit Sharma’s spectacular fielding. After that, Ben Stokes and Bairstow put England in a strong position with a partnership of 175 from 117 balls for the second wicket. Bierstowe scored 124 and Stokes scored 99. Liam Livingstone, who made his ODI debut in the last over, won the match by playing 27 balls and 27 runs.