India clinched the T20I series with another strong all-round performance at Edgbaston on Saturday evening.
England have made a sluggish start to the Jos Buttler era but can kickstart the term with a face-saving performance at Trent Bridge.
England vs India | Third T20I | Sunday 10 July 2022 | Trent Bridge, Nottingham | 15:30
England
England T20Is at Trent Bridge tend to be high-scoring and entertaining affairs with the ground typically a difficult one to defend on.
The hosts have chased twice in the series so far and both times have been humbled as India piled on the pressure.
Buttler needs to return to form and lead this side from the front that much is clear with Jason Roy also light on runs in the series so far.
Harry Brook appears to be the long-term successor to Eoin Morgan in the England middle order.
India
India’s batting depth has given them an edge in both matches so far as they were able to maintain a positive mindset despite losing early wickets.
Rohit Sharma has just been bubbling under since his return, playing a few shots before getting out but looks in good touch and is a real threat if he gets going.
Bhuvneshwar Kumar has had too many tricks for the England top order and has made life miserable for Roy and Buttler.
Yuzvendra Chahal might have taken some punishment, but he has often got his man in response and could be deadly again if India retains a similar XI.
Verdict: India
India should round off the whitewash.
