Jacob Bethell's rip-roaring 76 not out from 46 balls took the hosts to a target of 191 with an over to spare at Emirates Old Trafford on Saturday, after the first game in Durham earlier that week had been wrecked by rain once India posted 189-7.
The second T20 in Manchester was notable for the debut of 15-year-old India prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, who smacked a six apiece off pacers Jofra Archer and Josh Tongue before being stumped off spinner Will Jacks for 14 from 10 balls.
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Archer, Tongue - who made his T20I debut at the weekend - and Sam Curran will form the pace attack once again in Nottingham for a game that begins at 5.30pm UK time, live on Sky Sports Cricket and Main Event, with Jacks, Adil Rashid and Liam Dawson the premier spinners.
Bethell provides another slow-bowling option if needed.
The fourth match of the series takes place in Bristol on Thursday (5.30pm) with the final fixture at the Utilita Bowl in Southampton on Saturday (2.30pm).
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England vs India results and fixtures
All times UK and Ireland, all live on Sky Sports
- First T20 (Durham) - Match abandoned
- Second T20 (Old Trafford) - England won by four wickets
- Third T20 (Trent Bridge) - Tuesday July 7 (5.30pm)
- Fourth T20 (Bristol) - Thursday July 9 (5.30pm)
- Fifth T20 (Southampton) - Saturday July 11 (2.30pm)
- First ODI (Edgbaston - Tuesday July 14 (11am)
- Second ODI (Cardiff) - Thursday July 16 (1pm)
- Third ODI (Lord's) - Sunday July 19 (11am)
