Led by Shubman Gill’s 80 and Axar Patel’s all-round brilliance (4/62 + 57*), India chased down 258 with ease, sealing a six-wicket win. Notably, this was only the second time since 2016 that India chased 250+ without Rohit or Kohli crossing 50; proving depth matters. England, who hadn’t lost an ODI at this ground since 2014 (yes, also to India), collapsed from 61/0 to 80/5. Axar’s spell turned the game, and his 102-run stand with Sundar (52*) killed the chase. With six straight ODI wins over England, India now hold their longest-ever streak against the Three Lions. A historic venue. A historic win. And a sign that India’s new era isn’t just promising; it’s delivering.