he's really set the tone for the spinners and sophie ecclestone had labelled bad ball. what was quickly had pitched about on was very pleasing. england have never won a one—day series here in india. the conditions are difficult for players that are used to the ball coming onto the bat. the service is very slow, it is all about working the opportunities, trying to find the ankles. england, their performance today so much better than the first odi. it could better than the first odi. it could bea better than the first odi. it could be a chance to change that unwanted record. rory mcilroy‘s wait to complete a career grand slam goes on. he started the final day of the masters yesterday in second and very much in contention. three shots off the lead. but he fell away and eventually finished six shots off the lead and tied for fifth place. the young american took his first major title by getting to a score of 15 under par, one shot clear of the american rickie fowler. jordan spieth also had a great late charge. earlier, i spoke to bbc golf pundit and former european tour play

they pushed india tours thanks to teenage spinner sophie eccleston who took nine wickets. final over. penny moran was there. de vita england in this first one—day international in nagpur in a match that echoes the world cup final at lord's in july. match that echoes the world cup final at lord's injuly. england once more scoring a meagre total and just when it looked like they were going to win, india are almost getting home. this time india did win. anya shrubsole, stand in captain in place of the injured heather knight was understandably disappointed. it was always tight at the end, credits to india today, i think we showed immense fight again today to get a total on the board and drag ourselves back into the game. unfortunately it was not enough but if we can take a lot of things we did well in this came into the next one we will be doing well. the next one—day game is a game at nagpur, england will be desperate to put right what went wrong, they couldn't quite get over the line, sophie eccleston, 18, taking 4—7, really impressive from her, interesting to see if england