England handed India their worst ever defeat in T20I history in a total demolition job at Trent Bridge Nottingham. Chasing 202 to win, India could only manage 76 batting second. The Men in Blue lost 5 wickets in the powerplay, and never truly recovered from the collapse.
The defeat means India are yet to win a T20I since Shreyas Iyer took over as captain. With England taking a 2-0 lead, India can only hope to level the series after the first game was washed out.
The 125-run defeat now stands as India's biggest loss by runs in T20I history, eclipsing their previous unwanted record. It also raises serious questions about India's batting approach and team balance, especially after consecutive disappointing performances in the series.
For England, the victory highlighted their dominance in all three departments. Their batters laid the perfect platform with a commanding total before the bowlers delivered a clinical performance to complete a comprehensive demolition.
