ENG VS IND - 2nd ODI, India tour of England, 2022

Rohit said he was surprised at how the pitch played. India may look back at the decision to bowl on what is traditionally a bat-first venue as Buttler said. But you still expect them to chase a target of 246. No hiding from the batting failure today. So the series is now level and we'll have the decider on Sunday in Manchester. That's all for now. Goodbye!

Topley, Player of the Match: Terrific team performance to bounce back from the other day. Happy to play my part. Means a lot, makes it all worthwhile. Had surgery like three years ago over the back of that stand. It's everyone's dream to play for England. Play my part to win games. Big game at the weekend, got to prepare for that, and then look back at the series.

Buttler, England captain: Delighted with the response from the guys. Didn't bat our best, but got a challenging score. And the way the guys bowled was fantastic. Traditionally has been a bat-first wicket here. Willey and Ali put on a great partnership. Needed to take early wickets, put them under pressure straightaway. 6/24, what a special day (for Topley). Team has been doing some great things over a number of years. That brings a pressure that we want to continue that. Always a great place to go and play, especially with the series at 1-1.

Rohit, India captain: We bowled pretty well to start with. They had the partnership in the middle with Moeen and Willey. By no means that target wasn't chaseable but we didn't bat well. Have to take catches, something we've been talking a lot. All in all, we bowled pretty well. Took me by surprise (the pitch). Thought the pitch will get better and better. Playing against a team like that, you need to get your five best bowlers and allrounder. Leaves a long tail. So have to ensure as a top-order, one of the guys bats long. Going to be an exciting one (in Manchester). Have to look at what we need to do better. Have to look at the conditions there and adapt.

20:10 Local Time, 19:10 GMT, 00:40 IST: Topley now has the best ever figures by an England bowler in ODI cricket. What a spell today to bowl his team to a series-levelling win. The target seemed to be modest, but India didn't even get close to threatening it as they lost wickets in a hurry against the new ball, crumbling to 31/4 in the 11th over. It needed a big effort from there from Hardik Pandya, Suryakumar Yadav and Ravindra Jadeja. But all they could manage between them was a highest score of 29. The pitch, it has to be said, offered some seam movement and England really made the most of it. And over the course of the game, it seemed to slow down as well, making run-scoring harder, not too dissimilar to what India found out four years ago in an ODI at this venue. Here's the presentations.

Topley to Prasidh, out Caught by Buttler!! Topley finishes with six-for and seals the game for England as the series is now level at 1-1. This is a back of a length delivery across off, Prasidh pokes at it flat-footed and nicks it through. All over at Lord's. Prasidh c Buttler b Topley 0(3)

Topley to Prasidh, THATS OUT!! Caught!!

Topley to Prasidh, no run, slower one across off, left alone

Topley to Prasidh, no run, short of length across off, Prasidh tries getting his bat out of the way but fails to do so. He chops it away to slip

Topley to Prasidh, wide, short ball down leg, left alone

Prasidh Krishna, right handed bat, comes to the crease

Topley to Chahal, out Bowled!! Topley has a five-for! It's a full length ball at the stumps, Chahal hangs back to defend, it goes across him with the angle, beats the outside edge and smashes into middle and off stump. Chahal b Topley 3(13)

Topley to Chahal, THATS OUT!! Bowled!!

Topley to Chahal, no run, full on middle, defended to cover

Livingstone to Bumrah, no run, grips and turns! Bumrah is looking to flick it off the pads, ends up getting a thick leading edge to backward point

Livingstone to Chahal, 1 run, tossed up outside off, driven to sweeper cover

Livingstone to Chahal, no run, flicked to short midwicket

Livingstone to Chahal, no run, another yorker from Livingstone, it sneaks through outside off

Livingstone to Chahal, 2 runs, full toss on leg stump, Chahal flicks wide of mid-on. The fielder dives but fails to stop it cleanly

Livingstone to Bumrah, 1 run, overpitched outside off, driven through the covers