India vs England Live Score, 1st ODI: ENG (15/0 in 4 ov), Bumrah on the mark as England make steady start

4.2: Jasprit Bumrah to Jacob Bethell, 1 run.

4.1: Jasprit Bumrah to Jacob Bethell, Bashes the hard length, over off. Bethell gets on his toes and defends.

3.6: Prasidh Krishna to Ben Duckett, FOUR! Easy pickings. Krishna drifts on the pads with a length ball. Duckett picks it up nicely and plays it aerially behind square leg for a boundary.

3.5: Prasidh Krishna to Jacob Bethell, At the stumps, on a length. Bethell pats it in front of Shivam Dube at mid on, who is caught on his heels and the batters pinch in a quick single.

3.4: Prasidh Krishna to Jacob Bethell, Well bowled! Prasidh Krishna goes wide on the crease and lands it on a good length, in the corridor of uncertainty. Bethell feels the need to play at it due to the angle and is beaten on the block on the outside edge.

3.3: Prasidh Krishna to Jacob Bethell, Full and targeting the off pole. Jacob pushes it to mid off.

3.2: Prasidh Krishna to Jacob Bethell, Switches to around the wicket, angled in at the off stump. Bethell taps it down on the off side.

3.1: Prasidh Krishna to Ben Duckett, A bit of shape back into the pads, on a length. Duckett checks his shot as he flicks it wide of mid-wicket. Washington Sundar dives to his right and parries it towards the mid on fielder. They cross.

The physio is in now to bandage the injured finger of Ben Duckett. All good to resume again.

2.6: Jasprit Bumrah to Jacob Bethell, Fuller in length now, on the off pole. Bethell plays a punchy drive straight to mid off.

2.5: Jasprit Bumrah to Jacob Bethell, Beaten! Angled in before nipping away off the seam, on a nagging length, in the channel. A little fiddle at the ball by Bethell and he is beaten on the outside edge.

2.4: Jasprit Bumrah to Jacob Bethell, From around the wicket for Bethell, bringing the ball back into the left-hander. On a good length, at the sticks. Jacob defends it out with a straight bat.

2.3: Jasprit Bumrah to Ben Duckett, Moving away off the seam, on a good length, on off. Ben runs it down to deep third with an open bat face and gets to the other end.

Ben Duckett has taken a blow on his index finger. Looks in some discomfort but does not need the physio yet.

2.2: Jasprit Bumrah to Ben Duckett, That leapt up. Bumrah hits the deck hard and gets a good lift off the deck, on middle. Duckett stays back to fend it down but is taken aback by the extra bounce. His fingers get trapped against the bat handle and he cops a painful blow.

2.1: Jasprit Bumrah to Ben Duckett, Hooping away, on a short of a length, around off. Duckett hangs back and tries to play the late dab but misses.

1.6: Prasidh Krishna to Jacob Bethell, Pushes the length up at 144 kph, on off. Bethell makes a watchful leave.

1.5: Prasidh Krishna to Jacob Bethell, Bowled into the wicket, on off. Bethell stands tall and goes hard on the pull but the ball does not rise as much as he anticipated. It goes under the bat to hit him on the body.

1.4: Prasidh Krishna to Jacob Bethell, Goes fuller in length, on middle. Jacob firms the drive to mid on.

1.3: Prasidh Krishna to Jacob Bethell, Seam-up ball, on a good length, on the off stump. It kicks up a bit to catch the splice of the bat as Bethell stabs it down on the off side.

1.2: Prasidh Krishna to Jacob Bethell, FOUR BYES! That has beaten everyone. Going across the left-hander, on a back of a length. Bethell tries to punch it away but the ball scoots through and sneaks under the willow. It bounces in front of KL Rahul and clips his gloves before racing towards the fence.

1.1: Prasidh Krishna to Jacob Bethell, A hint of inward shape, very full in line with the off pole. Bethell gets his bat down and keeps it out.

A probing start from Jasprit Bumrah. Prasidh Krishna will take the other new ball.

0.6: Jasprit Bumrah to Ben Duckett, FOUR! Nicely done. Ben Duckett and England are underway. Angled across by Bumrah, a bit too full. Duckett presses forward and just caresses the drive. It comes off the toe end of the bat, but it goes through the gap at cover and races away.

0.5: Jasprit Bumrah to Ben Duckett, Rapped on the pads! Not given. Doing too much, it seems and might have pitched outside leg as well. There comes the surprise inswinger, full and landing around the line of the leg stump. Duckett hurriedly tries to get his bat down but is beaten for pace and wears it on the front pad. The replays confirm that the ball pitched outside leg and the impact seemed outside the line as well.

0.4: Jasprit Bumrah to Ben Duckett, Pitches it up again, on off. Duckett leans into the drive and times it well, but can't get it past Virat Kohli at a catching cover, who moves to his left to make the stop.

0.3: Jasprit Bumrah to Ben Duckett, And again! Starting from middle and leg before shaping away from the left-hander. This is fuller in length and Ben pushes out in front but is beaten past the outside edge.

0.2: Jasprit Bumrah to Ben Duckett, Goes past the bat! This is fuller in length, pushed across the left-hander. A tentative poke at the delivery by Duckett and he is lucky not to nick it behind.

0.1: Jasprit Bumrah to Ben Duckett, Bumrah steams in from over the wicket and hits the back of a length, on off. It moves away in the air, and Duckett watchfully dabs it down on the off side.

All in readiness for the series opener! We can see the Indian players spread out and take their respective field positions. Virat Kohli is also having a playful chat with one of the umpires, Kumar Dharmasena. A new opening pair for England, as Ben Duckett will have Jacob Bethell as his partner. Jasprit Bumrah has the new ball in hand and is raring to go. Let's play...

United for a cause - Edgbaston will turn blue today in support of the annual 'Blue for Bob' campaign. The initiative raises awareness and provides support for those affected by prostate cancer, while honouring the legacy of the late Bob Willis.

India (Playing XI) - Shubman Gill (C), Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, Washington Sundar, KL Rahul (WK), Shivam Dube, Axar Patel, Gurnoor Brar, Jasprit Bumrah and Prasidh Krishna.

England (Playing XI) - Jacob Bethell, Ben Duckett, Joe Root, Harry Brook (C), Jos Buttler (WK), Sam Curran, Will Jacks, Jofra Archer, Liam Dawson, Josh Tongue and Adil Rashid.

The skipper of India - Shubman Gill says that they were anyway looking to bowl first. With most of the squad coming off the T20I series, he feels they are already in the groove, while the rest have settled in nicely. Gill adds that the atmosphere in the camp has been excellent. Shubman acknowledges the importance of the series, especially with conditions likely to be similar to those expected in South Africa for next year's World Cup. Believes it is a good opportunity to test different combinations and players. He says it is great to have the experienced players back in the ODI setup, adding that their presence brings immense value to the side. Gill shares that he is excited for the series and that he has fond memories of playing in England, particularly at Edgbaston. Informs that they are going with four pacers, including Shivam Dube and the two spinners are Axar Patel and Washington Sundar.

The captain of England - Harry Brook says it looks like a good surface, but they are not sure how it will play, and they fancy themselves putting on a good score, and then maybe the spinners will get some help later on. Brook mentions that they are approaching this series the same way they approached the T20Is. It is about assessing the conditions quickly, communicating well and seeing where they are at the end of the day. The English skipper shares that having a similar group across formats gives him a lot of confidence and shows the trust they have in the squad. Reckons they are looking forward to giving a good challenge to India. Harry says that they have struggled a bit in this format over the last couple of years, but hopefully they can turn the page and start performing consistently. Ends by saying that they are going with two spinners and three seamers.

TOSS - All in readiness for the coin to go up in Birmingham. 'Heads' is the call from Shubman Gill, but it has come down as a Tail. England elect to BAT first.